Does this EM is good for measuring Bluetooth and WiFi radiation?
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I would say you should look at Lloyd Burrells site Electric Sense some good info on meters That is where i confirmed getting the Trifield which is great for some things. Concluded you need at least 2 meters for basic measurements. Mike
873978
Nope. Real RF meters measure at MW per square meter. This only reads RFs at MW per square centimeter.
873979
I found it to be useless. I does work somewhat on wifi, no idea about Bluetooth. I would not purchase it again. Good luck.
873980
I would say you should look at Lloyd Burrells site Electric Sense some good info on metersThat is where i confirmed getting the Trifield which is great for some things.Concluded you need at least 2 meters for basic measurements.Mike
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If you turn off the bluetooth, it wont connect and work to your device that you have it paired with. I would not worry about radiation, its an RF frequency wave that operates in the 2.4 ghz range, up to around 2.4865 area, which is the same area as what your microwave oven operates on when your cooking something. The levels of RF frequency radiation thats given off from the jambox and other bluetooth devices are so low, that it will take longer than the average humams life to have any negative effect. So fear not, enjoy the jambox as much as we do, and jam on!
1276221
Haven't tried it, but I know that the range is enough that it would possibly interfere with others using the same device. I've used it on a co-workers computer, and was able to scroll his e-mail list from outside the office door. He's now convinced that his computer is buggered, or he's being monitored by someone remotely.
32516
No. The meter is set for microwave-oven frequency over a certain range. I think it is too microwave oven-specific for accurate cell phone radiation readings.
281383
Not for tv unfortunately. Currently using as a frequency spectrum analyser. So I can keep tabs on nsa and aircraft rf transmissions. Just science project type stuff
1297997
I believe that this device works well for EMF; but, I need a debice that is inexpensive to measure ion levels in my home environment
703699
Yes, worked for me very well, and more than that - i developed custom application that will detect spectrum changes (new transmissions). But decoding complex signals probably will have problems, Raspberry CPU power is limited.
455941
Not exactly, the adapter can sense WiFi 2.8GHz and 5GHz signals down to -75DBm. If the WiFi station is open, that is not encrypted you may pair or connect with it. If the station is encrypted you will need the key from the site before you can link up with it. McDonald's, Starbucks and many other resturants and hotels have open sites.
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It's using RF at 2.4 GHz. BTW, it's not obsolete because it's not bluetooth. It's meant to be used for a home entertainment system (not for a cell phone). If you need an airplane, don't give a bad review to a car because it can't fly!
1527743
yes, this is the best equipment to measure the signal level from cell tower radiation. I guess signal level will definitely high. I suggest you to collect signature for the nearby people & submit this request to your MP to remove the cell tower or move your house. Good luck!
881078
As far as I can tell, the best use for this device is a paperweight. It did nothing to expand my wifi range.
1090423
Not to my knowledge. I have slow wifi but my significant other has not noticed any changes in reception while I use the microwave.
1471269
I don't think the fields will measure differently and yet...I'm much less sensitive to EMFs in general and cell phone radiation too. I've been using this device for 3 or 4 years and I'm very happy with it.
217553
Honestly, I don't know. It may. I use it for mobile x-ray to transmit and receive info. It keeps a good signal when I'm in desolate places. Hope this helped.
1512587
Not a bit and I have two of them...Microwave going, wifi, bluetooth...no interference when using them at all.
1354168
Yes, This is the best meter for RF generated from smart meters. No, you don,t need anything apart from this meter. If you want to measure signal in power frequency range such as EM field from power line, you have to buy another as this meter will not be suitable for low frequency application
1837783
Well if it is not reading signals you are probably not close enough. The range is horrible on this thing. With that being said make sure you are searching from within the program they installed on your comp