This is a really silly question, but just so that I explore all angles, can wind in any way affect a TriField EMF meter's needle or the meter itself?
Thanks for your input!
TriField EMF meter
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Grim Undertakings
, Jun 20 2007 10:29 PM
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Posted 20 June 2007 - 10:29 PM
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Posted 21 June 2007 - 02:57 PM
I've never hear of this happening, though I think like most needle meters, you can wiggle em' about with a shake of the hand. I have never used one, but many devices that use such a needle.
I know I could go looking myself, but where would the conversation be in that? Question is, do they make a digital readout tri-field.
If you want to be serious with one, you get a Tri-field and RESEARCH HEAVILY, how to use it.
I know I could go looking myself, but where would the conversation be in that? Question is, do they make a digital readout tri-field.
If you want to be serious with one, you get a Tri-field and RESEARCH HEAVILY, how to use it.
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