do you use it in the instantaneous modes (non-averaging), or in the averaging mode? When monitoring general emf in a room with wi-fi, and several comp
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You can use in the instantaneous modes (non-averaging), or in the averaging mode, all you need is to press a button to switch among the modes, very convenient. Very helpful!
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I have not found the average mode to be very useful, most microwave source are very intermittent, except your kitchen microwave oven. I usually keep it in max mode when I first enter an area, then switch to instantaneous to identify the source.
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The averaging mode is easier to read. There is too much interference in a standard room to use the instantaneous mode. The non-averaging mode has its pluses since one may detect instantaneous bursts that are introduced on purpose. Otherwise, there would be no reliable way to detect introduced fields.
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This used 2.4GHz (same as most WiFi). If your remote is trying to use that same frequency, then there likely will be interference. I ended up switching to the cables and it worked better.
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My wife actually used the thing. She recalls that there were at least 8 different modes that were adjusted with a "soft touch" button. The result was a varied pulse in speed and intensity. Hope that helps.
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Honestly, it depends. Im leaning towards no, or low signal. I bought this to use in my university's club, which is in the basement ( surrounded by concrete, pipes, heavy flooring etc.). It can reach some wifi a floor or 2 above (some PS3s, and weird mobile wifis), but it cant reach the normal campus wifi. If you mean standard apartment/house floors, i'd say probably. Its not at all a bad router, but its also not a DC outlet, power hungry, giant radio receiver or anything. So.. i dont actually have a definite answer for you, other than "possibly", leaning slightly towards "probably". Honestly, it depends. Im leaning towards no, or low signal. I bought this to use in my university's club, which is in the basement ( surrounded by concrete, pipes, heavy flooring etc.). It can reach some wifi a floor or 2 above (some PS3s, and weird mobile wifis), but it cant reach the normal campus wifi. If you mean standard apartment/house floors, i'd say probably. Its not at all a bad router, but its also not a DC outlet, power hungry, giant radio receiver or anything. So.. i dont actually have a definite answer for you, other than "possibly", leaning slightly towards... » Read More Honestly, it depends. Im leaning towards no, or low signal. I bought this to use in my university's club, which is in the basement ( surrounded by concrete, pipes, heavy flooring etc.). It can reach some wifi a floor or 2 above (some PS3s, and weird mobile wifis), but it cant reach the normal campus wifi. If you mean standard apartment/house floors, i'd say probably. Its not at all a bad router, but its also not a DC outlet, power hungry, giant radio receiver or anything. So.. i dont actually have a definite answer for you, other than "possibly", leaning slightly towards "probably". « Show Less
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Not sure if it allows unattenuated signal through but when unplugged I still get some stronger stations. My guess is that there is at least a little attenuation of the original signal with LOP.
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I have read some of the other responses, I am not sure what they were answering. Here is the 411. Most wireless internet connections have approximately 100 feet of range. The only thing that will cause a problem with what you have is if you are further away than the 100 ft or you have something in your house that cause EMF radiation that could interfere. Not much out there that could cause that kind of interference any more, some of the old refrigerators could do to the amount of electricity they pull. Most modern appliances are shielded to keep from interference. As far as set up, just follow the on screen guide. It is best to write down your modem code number so you don't have to keep going back and forth. Good luck, should be a synch for you to do.
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The device measures EMF, which is when electricity generates a magnetic field. The "radiation levels" in a phone are talking about something different most likely - probably they are talking about the microwaves that are sent from the phone to the tower. I do not believe this device will not measure that or the wifi signals that use radio waves.
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I read about 3 milligauss with the meter right against the cable connection at home with Comcast cable. I read off the charts from the electrical receptacle which is about 1 foot away from it though. Maybe your reading something else at the same time?
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wow, I am not 100% sure if they use the same frequency, as I only have the one. sorry
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Yes is normal because of the spark generated from the thermostat.........it is difficult in this time to be "clear " of EMF...have a good time Alexis
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That's what I use. Of course, there is latency, but it works as I expected. Hope this helps!
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Thanks so much for your question,and kindly pls note that our emf meter just can measure the electronic facility in a room,but not for a room,thanks.
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In my opinion, the most important thing to keep in mind with this device is "phase". It "detects" better at specific angles to the EM source. So, just proximity to an energy source will not always create a reading because of the phase +/- of the source. Don't use sudden movements but rather steady, deliberate ones. Be aware of your temperature changes when the EMF reading changes, i.e. greater than 1-degree temperature changes. Don't miss your EVP opportunities when either reading changes! - Joe from O.R.C.S. (Other Realms Contact Seekers)
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Yes, I have been able to detect all of those EMF sources; a microwave produces a very strong EMF, which made me decide to stand at least 5 feet away, while heating something. Another strong finding is my laptop, so I don't keep it on my lap when operating.
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It was actually adopted by ghost hunters. Its original purpose was an electromagnetic field meter. I hold it next to electronics or appliances and read the EMf level.
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Although I have not actually tested the EMF differences, the research I have done suggests that you will not see a difference in the EMF's in the area. Reason being, EMF's cannot be eliminated, they are present everywhere all the time in this day and age. The Scalar device simply changes the waveform of the EMF's present within the home supplied by a single power meter supplied by your local power company. It doesn't affect your power bill or the way the power is used. The altered waveforms make the EMF's less harmful to the homeostasis of the body. I can tell you that it does work. I have noticed a significant difference and have experimented with having it installed for over a month and then remove it. There was a noticeable change. As well, there was a noticeable change after reinstallation. Hope this helps.
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The literature says that it sends rf signals, but I couldn't make it work right where I needed rf. I ended up using it in a different room where I didn't need rf signals.