Might be fun actually.


http://louisville.craigslist.org/ele/1179287190.html



Not mine

...This one is the analog type...

I might be interested if it was the digital type.

I've got a pair of Wharfedale W60's that I think are haunted......

"Great tool,if you know what youre doing"

Great idea! Doesn't it apply to everything (starting with let's say hammer)?

I could see them using that thing regularly in Jeffersonville...(grin)

Not a bad idea if you work near broadcast towers or heavy machinery which runs off electricity. Electro Magnetic Fields are reported to cause health hazards with long term exposure.

This unit has picked up many paranormal anomales

Not that there's anything wrong with that..............

GhostBusters:thmbsp:

I work in Jeffersonville, now I'm scared! :tears:
:D

I've thought of using one of those for a kind of "scientific feng shui". Check homes for electromagnetic fields, levels of oxygen and CO2, certain common pollutants, molds, etc... to advise people on where to add shielding, improve ventilation, etc... and which rooms are the healthiest to be in, etc... Not sure, but I think one could make a business out of it. Possibly sell the idea to companies, as an aid in reducing illnesses and improving productivity.

Here's something you dont see everyday.
That's because you don't have an Analog EMF meter for paranormal activity. Then you'd see them all over the place.

They probably used it here:

http://www.therealwaverlyhills.com/tours.htm

It's a spooky place when you're 12.