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 Using GQ390 RF to detect hidden cameras bugs etc

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skateson1122 Posted - 07/27/2021 : 06:24:13
Hi When I purchased the GQ390 on Amazon, in the Questions & Answers section, there was a question on using the RF Analyzer to detect hidden cameras & listening devices and it was said that this was possible with this device. What is the best and recommended way to go about it doing this within the home?

Thanks in advance
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skateson1122 Posted - 07/29/2021 : 01:49:12
Thanks for the advice I will try this out!
EmfDev Posted - 07/27/2021 : 09:48:21
You need to turn off all RF sources or just turn off the circuit breaker unless the you know the hidden camera is plugged on your outlet. This includes all wireless devices that also runs on battery. This will eliminate all RF at least from your house. Check the RF browser to see if there is a black bar on the screen, this indicates pulsing or data transmission from an RF device. The higher the RF reading, the closer you are to the source.

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