VBlog # 17 / MEL METER 8704R TAKE APART AND USABILITY

Big Al takes apart the 8704R as best as he can without breaking it. You will see where the EMF sensor is and what type, plus the meter's functionality and practical usability is discussed.

VBlog # 16 / Hanging out in old St. Augustine Florida

Al likes to recharge his paranormal batteries in what is know as "the old City". Founded in 1565, this City is as old and haunted as it is beautiful. Enjoy this short take.

Vblog # 15 / FLIR Thermal Imager for ghost hunting

In this video Big Al talks about the FLIR (Forward Looking InfraRed) camera, the Extech 5. How it's used for ghost hunting and some thermal pitfalls one has to be careful of when gathering evidence.

Vblog # 14 / EM Spectrum and Wavelenghts explained

In this video Big Al explains the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum and wavelength measurements and how it relates to ghost hunting.

VBlog # 13 / Infrared Thermometer take apart

In this video Al quickly explains how the digital thermometer is used in ghost hunting and shows how it works.

VBlog # 12 / How to hold your EMF meter relative to its sensor

It's important to know where the sensor resides on a meter, therefore holding the meter or placing it properly on a flat surface will increase its effectiveness. This Video Blog discusses four popular EMF meters and the location of each meter's sensor for proper paranormal investigation application.

VBlog # 11 / Taking apart the 822A EMF meter

In this Video the 822A is taken apart to expose they type of sensor it has as well as its location.

Vblog # 10 / K2 EMF meter take apart

In this Video Blog Big Al will be taking apart a newer version of the K2 meter.

Vblog # 9 / Electrostatic fields explained with the Paracorder 667

In this post, BIG AL explains what energy field is mostly felt when a ghost is present or manifesting and how to detect such a field.

VBlog # 8 / EMF Meters comparison

Here BIG AL tests 3 widely used EMF meters. The Blog is a bit long but explores all considerations for usability and effectiveness.

VBlog # 7 / Taking apart the Cell Sensor EMF meter

We all like the Cell Sensor now called the " Ghost Meter " for one specific reason, it's good at picking up EMF fields by using a coil. Here we take this meter apart to show you the components and where the critical sensors are. (specifically the coil)

VBlog # 6 / Exposing the innards of the K2 meter

Do you really need a K2 meter when doing a Paranormal Investigation? What are the differences between a K2 and a Gauss Master? How effective is the K2? What kind of sensor does it use? All of these questions will be answered in this blog.

VBlog # 5 / Taking apart the Gauss Master EMF meter

Almost every ghost hunter I know or we sell to has one of these units. If you want to know what the guts look like and what the main components do, please watch this video.

VBlog # 4 / We're more than just gadget geeks

You wonder when I say "we", who do I mean? Well, there are a lot of people who belong to the Moditronic family, even other companies. I (Big Al) personally do some specalty ghost tours in this beautiful 75 hearse.

She's a beauty! The sister company is Ghost Augustine owned by T. Russell.

If you get a chance, come down and see us. Ask for me (Big Al) and we'll try to fit you in to one of our very popular tours. 

Yes, besides making Paracorder ( emf pumps ) and electrostatic detectors, the Paraspectrum, the Deep IR and Open Spectrum camcorders, we use them and test them here in haunted St. Agusutine Florida on our tours at Ghost Hearse and yes, there are plenty of opportunities for positive testing.

We even have fully equipped paranormal laboratory to play around with when we're not building our ghostly wares. This FULLY EQUIPPED beauty houses several thousand dollars of paranormal equipment ( found at http://www.paranormallab.com/ )  We use it on investigations but also rent it out to ghost hunters and some TV networks for shoots.

So besides this informative and fun blog, Big Al and the Moditronic motley crew have much to do with the ghost hunting community. We're not your typical gadget nerds just making meters. Oh no...

So, for those of you who were wondering what I mean when I say "we", now you know. It's more than just the lab guys.