GAUSS MASTER &
THE NEW TRIFIELD XE100

AWESOME PARANORMAL COMBO

AT A GREAT LOW PRICE!!!!

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This is a very popular EMF meter among ghost hunters. It is seen quite often on various TV programs such as Most Haunted.
How this model works:
The meter is activated through one push on the button and switches itself off automatically after about 2 minutes. Then you push the button again.
The meter can be read in two different scales. From 0 to 10 milliGauss (mG), which is the most common way of using the meter. If you want to measure very subtle EMFs, then hold the button pressed and measure EMFs between 0 to 1 mG.
The meter creates a buzzing sound starting at 2 mG. The buzz gradually changes to a higher and higher pitch. Sound can not be turned off or adjusted in volume (for a quiet EMF meter - see our other listing for the K-II EMF meter).
There is no light that lights up the scale for easy viewing in the dark (for a meter that you can easily view the readings in the dark - see our other listing for the K-II EMF meter).
As always: Man made EMFs will almost infallible create a steady reading. Paranormal activity is erratic and will cause the needle to suddenly spike. Often repeatedly.

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The new TriField XE 100 Meter combines all the features needed for fast, accuratemeasurements of electromagnetic fields. It independently measures electric field and magnetic field, and is properly scaled to indicate the full magnitude of currents produced by each type of field inside a conductive body. As a result, it "sees" much more than any other electromagnetic pollution meter
Depending on where the knob is set, the meter detects either frequency- weighted magnetic fields (two separate scales), or frequency-weighted electric fields in the ELF and VLF range. It has significant sensitivity at 100,000 Hz, well past the 17,000 Hz horizontal scan of video displays. The radio/microwave setting can detect up to three billion Hz (3 GHz), which lets you gauge radio- wave power, CB and cellular phone equipment, and many types of radars.
This meter is the only one which combines magnetic, electric, and radio/microwave detectors in one package, so that the entire nonionizing electromagnetic spectrum is covered. In addition, the magnetic setting and the electric setting measure true magnitude, a feature found elsewhere only in more expensive meters. If you hold the meter in the center of a room and tip it to various angles, the magnetic reading will stay approximately the same regardless of which way you tip or rotate it. The electric reading is similar, although the presence of your body alters the actual electric field, so readings will vary more. The radio/microwave setting reads the full power of radiowaves when the meter is pointed toward the source.
The magnetic section of the TriField meter has three field-detecting coils pointing in the X, Y, and Z directions. A circuit amplifies these signals and gives them the proper frequency-weighting (sensitivity increases linearly from 30 Hz to 500 Hz, but with some residual sensitivity up to 100 MHz). A unique network combines the three coil outputs nonlinearly to approximate a true magnitude. The meter is sensitive from 0.2 to 100 milligauss full scale at 60 Hz (or 0.1 to 50 milligauss full scale at 120 Hz, etc.) with a resolution of 0.2 milligauss in the sensitive range. Accuracy is +/-20% at mid-range.
A knob on the front has six positions: OFF, BATTERY TEST, two MAGNETIC field sensitivities (0.5-100 milligauss at 60 Hz, and 0.2-3 milligauss at 60 Hz, the second sensitivity to measure weak fields more accurately), ELECTRIC field and RADIO/MICROWAVE power density. The meter face is analog (needle type). A needle reading of one-third of full scale corresponds to either 3 milligauss (or 0.6 milligauss) @ 60 Hz, 3 kilovolts/meter @ 60 Hz, or 0.04 mW/cm2 respectively in the magnetic, electric, and radio/microwave field settings. Average magnetic field strength in North American homes and offices is 1-3 milligauss, so the meter is labeled "HIGH" above these levels.