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dj2327
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 Posted - 10/07/2020 : 09:37:44
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Hi there,
I just have a few questions about the digital RF mode that shows estimated total bytes (per period of time):
1) How are the total number of bytes estimated exactly?
2) How accurate is this, for a regular cell-phone signal? (not 3G/4G, not WiFi, but regular cell phone just used for calls/sms)
3) Is it possible to record or obtain the raw bytes - are they recorded or can they be downloaded via the USB cable?
Thank you :) |
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EmfDev
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Posted - 10/07/2020 : 09:50:50
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Hi dj2327,
1. The unit detects surrounding RF pulses.
2. They are calculated based on pulses detected.
3. It is not possible in the current firmware to download those data.
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xaphir
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Posted - 03/25/2025 : 06:51:50
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| I am interested in this as well. I have a 390, just purchased, and I am picking up inexplicable digital RF that I would like to examine. The exact model as reported by the meter is gq-emf390v2. Is this new model capable of logging the data from the detected digital rf? |
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xaphir
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Posted - 03/27/2025 : 08:43:18
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| EmfDev, just saw the date on your response to dj2327. Answers my question about logging in this thread. Thanks |
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Danielus
Switzerland
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Posted - 08/24/2026 : 08:39:24
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Hi,
is it possible to commercially get an other device than the EMF-390 in order to record and store the succession of RF bytes ?
Where could we get such a device ?
Unfortunately, the EMF-390 apparatus does only provide us with the total number of bytes.
Thanks for your concise reply !
Danielus
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Digital RF (bytes)
