The five LED bar meter that became the visual shorthand for ghost hunting, made in the United States and sold at a fraction of what multi mode instruments cost. Green through red lamps light in sequence as the field rises from roughly one and a half milligauss to twenty and beyond, and a single button holds the unit on so it can be stood on a table for a session. Bundles often add a small flashlight and a case.
The appeal is instant readability: no menus, no numbers, nothing to interpret while filming. The same simplicity is the weakness, since a bar of lamps cannot tell a report reader whether the field was three milligauss or nine, and there is no audible alert or logging. It also lights up near wiring and appliances, so a sweep of the room comes first. Best treated as a visual companion to a calibrated meter.
No reviews yet — be the first!