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 GQ EMF-390 multiple RF signals at 1 location

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ray0517 Posted - 04/12/2021 : 20:39:07
Take for example,
RF signal of 2.1GHz, 3GHz, 5GHz, 9GHz exists at a particular location.

How do I find out the direction of 9GHz RF signal is beaming from and its strength using the GQ EMF-390 meter RF detector?
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EmfDev Posted - 04/13/2021 : 09:42:29
Hi ray0517, it is hard to do since there are many signals does not have a feature of filtering signal frequencies.

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