
Detect:
The Electric and RADIO/MICROWAVE settings should be LOW
(BELOW the dotted Rred Scale) in most parts of Homes or Offices,
especially if you cup your Hand in front of the Meter or place the Meter in a
Metal Box. In the country, far from Power lines, the Magnetic Field should also
read very LOW (BELOW .2 milligauss). High Magnetic Field Sources: Hold the Meter near these sources, and set the Knob on "MAGNETIC
(0-100 range)". Some of these should read GREATER than 10
milligauss on the Top Scale. Your Body or Hand does NOT shield
these! Sources: If you can NOT get a Reading GREATER than 10, then test
the batery. (If the Battery is BAD, the Meter Needle can NOT go up
to FULL Scale). High Electric Field Sources: Switch the Knob to ELECTRIC. If you point the top surface of the Meter
Box (the surface furthest from your Hand) toward these sources, some should read
GREATER than 3 Kilovolts per Meter. (Notice that your Body can
easily shield Electric Fields; the reading is LOWER, if you cover the top
surface of the Meter with your Hand. Also, the presence of your Hand at the back
of the Meter compresses the Electric Field, making it read somewhat
HIGHER, than if the Meter were held in that position hanging by a
string). Sources: High Radio/Microwave Power Sources: Switch to RADIO/MICROWAVE and point the top (front) of the Meter
toward the following sources. Read the bottom scale. Your Hand can shield the
HIGHER Frequencies (Microwave), but NOT LOWER Frequencies. Sources: Specifications:
Dimensions:
Calibration:
Magnetic Fields (Field Strength) -
Scale No. 1: 0.2 - 3
milligauss
Scale No. 2: 0.5 - 100 milligaussMagnetic Fields (Frequency Range) -
1a. Standard Model: 50 Hz. - 50
KHz.
1b. Extended Range Model: 5 Hz. - 50,000 KHz.Electrical Fields (Field Strength) -
0.2 - 20 Kilvolts per MeterElectrical Fields (Frequency Range) -
1a. Standard Model: 50 Hz. - 50
KHz.
1b. Broad Band Model: 50 Hz. - 100,000 KHz.Radio/Microwave (Field Strength) -
0.1 - 1 milliwatts per square
centimeterRadio/Microwave (Frequency Range) -
50 Megahertz - 3
Gigahertz