Can this light also detect counterfeit money? I've seen some advertised with that feature, as well as pet urine.
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Carol, I don't have access to counterfeit money so I can't answer your question in regards to the light. I know that when you hold the bill up to any regular light you can see a metallic thin line that will tell you the denomination of the bill. Those can be easily removed, so that can be tricky too. Check the Government websites on how to identity fake bills. I have also seen that IKEA uses a certain kind of paper that if you rub the money on it, some ink from the money will rub off onto that paper.
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Basically, I don't know. Best to check it when it is very dark. Indoors or outdoors doesn't make a difference. I've only tried my light on fresh urine. Apparently it's good for looking (?) at other stuff as well. Hope this helps a bit for you.
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I would have no problem with this meter doing that. I use it all the time to check lighting ratios. Just hold down the trigger and read away. You'll have to do the math old school but it'll work.
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I asked myself the same question until I realized that this product has no motion detector feature. This is fake. They only put a sticker on the box for the advertising. Let me know if you can do it otherwise let the product have a bad review.
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Organic material will be detected by the UV light regardless of where it's located...so, yes.
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There is a red LED that is activated with the correction. You may not be able to see that when the collar is on you dog but if you remove the collar and run the area where the sensor is (a small circle near the petsafe logo) over a piece of cardboard or other rough surface you should see the LED light up. Then you will know that the collar is responding correctly. I also always make sure that the logo (and sensor) are closest to my dogs mouth it seems more consistant if put on that way.
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It can if you get a legit battery. A lot of times knock offs get mixed in with the real thing, so its a gamble. if u do purchase it make sure the battery label is exactly what you bought. For my item, I bought a 3000mAh battery and got a 6800mAh which Ultralight doesn't even produce in their battery line. Also test the battery. Leave it on the items highest setting and compare it to the battery life given for that specific battery. If it doesn't hold up, I would suggest tossing it in the trash as it could destroy your item or a battery charger. Its a gamble you will have to take for the price but i would say go spend an extra $5 for guaranteed Lithium batteries. It can if you get a legit battery. A lot of times knock offs get mixed in with the real thing, so its a gamble. if u do purchase it make sure the battery label is exactly what you bought. For my item, I bought a 3000mAh battery and got a 6800mAh which Ultralight doesn't even produce in their battery line. Also test the battery. Leave it on the items highest setting and compare it to the battery life given for that specific battery. If it doesn't hold up, I would suggest tossing it in the trash as it could destroy your item or a battery charger. Its a gamble you will have to take for the... » Read More It can if you get a legit battery. A lot of times knock offs get mixed in with the real thing, so its a gamble. if u do purchase it make sure the battery label is exactly what you bought. For my item, I bought a 3000mAh battery and got a 6800mAh which Ultralight doesn't even produce in their battery line. Also test the battery. Leave it on the items highest setting and compare it to the battery life given for that specific battery. If it doesn't hold up, I would suggest tossing it in the trash as it could destroy your item or a battery charger. Its a gamble you will have to take for the price but i would say go spend an extra $5 for guaranteed Lithium batteries. « Show Less
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http://www.rainbowloom.com/sites/default/files/Danger_of_counterfeits_and_how_to_spot_them.pdf
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I haven't tested counterfeit bills. But I would guess no because it doesn't know if something is a $5 bill or a $100 bill
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Be careful. There is someone selling a junk copy of the Photon light on Amazon. They change their name frequently.
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hii read that this device has a blue light that comes on to let you know it's secretly recording....if that's so then the scene or screen changes somewhat. that's something i'd notice if it came on whenever there's movement. please clarify.
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I know bills get marked with pens that are not visible to the naked eye (often to test if they are real or marked with the date of a transaction - hence the term "unmarked bills" in gangster movies) and that only show with the UV light. I have not heard of using them on credit cards though. They also work for displaying body fluids (pee and blood) or food stains that have been removed by a dry cleaner.
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I have 6 of these, and mine say CCD or something like that. I think anything writing on them makes it look fake. I took mine and spray painted over the writing. I dont want people to be able to google the name, only to find its fake.
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It is supposed to detect 25, but I got a clear (light) line on one and then had a quant of 11 later that day, so they are more sensitive than advertised!
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I haven't counted any foreign currency with mine but I don't see why it couldn't since it just counts the quantity. I don't know if you could use the counterfeit function though...
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It doesn't count money, it scans bar codes. It usually just scans saying 99 cents or 99 dollars - not the real item price