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EMR detection business

I was recently laid off work due to out-sourcing.

As an electronics technician, I am now thinking about starting my own business using spectrographic techniques to analyze homes and offices for ambient EMR levels.

This would be in relation to interferrence and health issues. I am not proposing to implement a remedy.

I would provide the customer with a floorplan showing the hotspots for various frequencies, including 60Hz and wireless technologies up to

2.4GHz.

Can anyone offer advice on what are the most cost effective brands and models of portable equipment currently on the market suited to this?

I suppose whatever is the least I can get away with and still produce a professional result. Then I can build from there.

I would like to think there is a laptop capable system, but so far I have only seen these for audio frequencies.

Many thanks for your help,

Phil Morris

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Phil Morris
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I assume this is so that people can move their chairs etc so that they sit in the strongest RF fields for the health benifits they provide. You could do like the Feng Shui people do by just making up nonsense. If you decide to go that way, you need stuff that looks high tech.

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There are a lot of DVMs with network, USB or serial outputs. Look for a pickup that plugs into a DVM rather than is fully self contained.

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Ken Smith

and make a Really Loud Website Just like these Tinfoil Hat Guys guys have

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martin

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martin griffith

"Phil Morris" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

Planing to make a lot of smoke, aren't you?

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Fred.
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Fred Bartoli

I like the part about getting "sucked in". From their site :

"Televisions also "suck in" a lot of RF energy and because of this are very sensitive to any nearby transmitters (this is technically called "Bandwidth, and TV signals use a lot of it)."

Frank Raffaeli

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Frank Raffaeli

"Cost effective" is a relative term - depends on what you are looking for and what you are prepared to spend.

Here's one unit from Germany

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Ross Herbert

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