EMF Detector

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Hi All

I'm trying to find a reasonably priced, accurate EMF detector for getting EMF readings in my house (not to do ghost hunting) but to get measurements of EMF from wi-fi etc.

Does anyone have one of these (link below) or can recommend one.

https://www.bioenergyproducts.co.uk/pro ... -detector/

Many thanks

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Hi Lynnie,

Your two requirements are mutually exclusive, I fear. You can't have both "reasonably priced" and "accurate" in the same package LOL.

I use the EMFields Acoustimeter, which is very accurate but not terribly cheap. But you can also rent one.
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Thanks Grahame, those kind of prices are what I've been seeing. I'm guessing the ones from Amazon for £50 or so aren't going to cut it?

I think I may have resolved the problem through dowsing. I did some work yesterday (following some guidance from the Joey Korn website) and there has been a significant improvement in the situation, I just need to see if the results are permanent.

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I thought it worth posting an update on meters:

EMFields now do a cheaper version of the Acoustimeter (for RF/microwaves): Acousticom 2

They also have the PF5 (Power-frequency VLF-ELF EMFs), which does electric and magnetic fields: PF 5

A good entry-level multi-purpose meter that covers LF electric & magnetic AND RF/microwave stuff is the Cornet ED88T PLUS. It's a bit fiddly to use and is nowhere near as accurate as the EMFields ones, but it's a good general purpose instrument and also has a limited-range frequency analyser.
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