is this good foe ahouse threshold
340280
No. It is for heavy vehicles. It is slippery for trying to use with a wheelchair, which was why I bought it. It would be great for an rv to climb a curb, but doesn't work for household access.
494381
In my experience have a 8/10, but this is because It depend of the conditions of the area (another noise/parasite signals, objects that make interference/block, plane surfaces to rebound the wave signals, etc) but this only affects the distance from the source of signal to your radar detects. You wont regret have it with you.
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If you plan on just on using for checking neighborhood noise then it should be fine. If you want to keep it toclose tolerances then you might want to think about getting a sound Gen. But for gen. around the house use No.RavenNote: Sorry for the delay, been busy.
913979
On low not at all. It is noticeable on medium and I think high would be too loud
648774
In my personal experience, it's a bit difficult to focus in lowlight situations. If it's as dark as a room with very dim lights, then I do not recommend this. In addition, I try to keep the ISO at a max of 1600. If I have to, I will go up to 3200. The noise/grain is noticeable around 3200, and it is a bit noticeable even at 1600.
895960
should be "perfect" .there may be 1 that would go lower but i haven't seen it.
1194052
It may be set too sensitive. There are adjustment dials to adjust the sensitivity. The instructions explain how to adjust it.
2274546
The readings on mine are pretty right on. You should bring it to your doctors office on your next visit and compare it to their reading right at that time.
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I used a short term test like the one from First Alert to validate the readings in my basement and it came out accurate. Make sure that you carefully place the unit because placement can effect the readings. 25 is pretty high but certainly in the range of possible - don't ignore it !
2254846
It has never gone off, except for the test, and I wouldn't expect it too. (I've had it many months now. An old one--a different brand--that I had in my basement went off once.) I don't think that is a clear answer to your question, but it makes me think that the sensitivity is probably average for this alarm. Plus, it's unobtrusive. I have it in my living room.
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I am sorry it took me a little while to get back to you, I just wanted to be as sure as I could be in finding you an answer. As far as I can tell from the User Manual that came with the product, it says the margin of error is 5 %. My husband has high blood pressure and knows his ranges and I have normal blood pressure and we both use this unit often enough to have faith that it is reading accurate enough to let us know if either of us should go to the doctor because of a way to high or low couple of readings. The manual also gives you tips on when to take and not take a reading. It also states that you need to go to your doctor and find out what your base range is and what he thinks your allowable range should be, but if you are not sure its always good to check with your doctor to be sure. Take care and I hope this helped you.
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It depends what setting you have on. On balanced it goes up to 5 for normal activities. If you are playing games expect way less.
1045979
It depends on what setting you have it on. Some are time set, some are power sets. Those settings have thresholds
82129
I think -4.0 and -4 are the same. If you are near-sighted, you should choose negative.
1047202
This meter is considered within the 15% range others are off my some more than 25%. This is one of the monitors with newer technology to be more accurate.
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sorry , I am not sure... However, I think it is good according my experience.
2251878
It is not overly sensitive. It moves nice and slow, but not so slow that it makes you crazy. The range of motion is great. I have had other monitors where the pan feature was basically worthless. I like this one a lot.