EMF Microphone

2/10/10

I was reading an article from some guy that still believes EMF Meters, "orbs", and "ghost boxes" are for real, and he kept asking himself,

"What if there was a way to record the sound of EMF's?"

Well, this great conundrum took a whole 2 seconds to figure out, a whole 2 minutes to put together, and a whole 5 minutes to test out successfully.

I'm sure if you're still an EMF fan, you have one of these.

Go to Radio Shack and get:

~ small project box

~ a 1/16th- to-1/8th inch mono plug adapter

~ 1/8 inch right angle adapter...doesn't matter, stereo or mono.

(maybe under 10 bucks)

You only need to drill one hole for this project.

Mark your center, and drill a hole just large enough that the jack from the Cell Sensor probe fits very tightly.

Scrape out the inside slots on one side with a sharp chisel or screwdriver. BE CAREFUL!!

Push the jack through the hole, and turn it behind the screw post to hold it in.

Cram the probe and wire into the box.

Attach the lid and adapters.

There ya have it.

Now you can walk around and record the sounds that fluorescent lights, computer monitors, microwave ovens, refrigerators, TVs, alarm clocks, dishwashers, CO2 detectors, fans, and any other device or common household appliance that emits EMF waves, that makes wannabe ghost hunters proud of themselves.

Now lets one-up the whole thing with an extra microphone so you can hear what else is going on as well. This is the beauty of this particular recorder. You can attach headphones and hear what's being recorded.

And in case you're wondering, no, these recorders don't put out enough EMF to be recorded, so its "safe".  When you're away from anything that does, it just sort of quietly hisses.

You're still wasting your time if you're still under the impression EMF= ghosts, but it seems like the newbies (and some oldies) will have to learn this for themselves.

Oh well, have fun with this anyway.

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