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ezsleep Posted - 03/31/2023 : 15:23:53
Hello Everyone,

Is there a way to reference earth ground while using the GQ EMF
Meter? Specifically, can the meter be connected, in some way, to a
probe that is driven into the ground? I am asking because some
other meters on the market (Cornet, etc.) allow you to do this, to establish a base line reading referencing earth ground potential.

Thanks for any help you can give me.
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EmfDev Posted - 04/03/2023 : 12:30:41
Hi ezsleep, it may only work when you are detecting EF.

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