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# Starter Ghost Hunting Kit # $99.95
Contacting spirits through the use of radio frequency devices or so called �boxes� as a medium for direct communication has been a huge topic of discussion lately in the paranormal community. The main device I am talking about is obviously "Franks Box" or "The Ghost Box" as its being called now. This device was created by Frank Sumption several years ago as a means to further his interest in EVP research. Frank began experimenting with EVP in the year 2000 which led to using a computer program called EVP maker invented by the German researcher Stefan Bion. (available for download in the software section)
Electronic voice phenomena (EVP) are electronically generated noises that resemble speech, but are not the result of intentional voice recordings or renderings. Common sources of EVP include static, stray radio transmissions, and background noise. Some have claimed these sounds are of paranormal origin,[1] while there are natural explanations such as apophenia (finding significance in insignificant phenomena), auditory pareidolia (interpreting random sounds as voices in their own language), equipment artefacts, or simple hoaxes. Recordings of EVP are often created from background sound by increasing the gain (i.e. sensitivity) of the recording equipment.
The Show's Ghost hunter's ghost adventure's list goes on and on...want you to think when this EMF detector goes off for a second..it's a ghost cause they are SELLING YOU SOMETHING.....There EMF detector's.. It's common sense 101..
Originally posted by TheAmused
My point is every known piece of electronic equipment they use.
Is used for a specific reason.
They get a hit...it's a ghost...not bleed over or wire's or the fact our entire planet is magnetic lol or a radio that scan freq so fast you eventually hear something.
About 4-5 out of every 30 or so times will they actually follow up on an EMF hit as though it's something "Paranormal" the rest of the time they say, oh no look a fear cage has been created down here, or nope see all this wiring is active etc etc... So, you're dead wrong there mate lol.
no i think ghost exist to other guy you asked.
Just a emf ..evp.. and thermal camera and man made device's like these.
all can be explained simply.
And your post was actually incredibly laughable.
I was privvy enough once, to be on an investigation, which was broadcast on Television; which I won't name. -- Where "evidence" was caught and I can tell you now it wasn't falsified because I was at the very location, in the very room, when it happened.
I dont care whether you've been on a hundred televised ghost programes. Im basing my oppinion on the ones that ive seen which are all BS.
Originally posted by WVGhostGuy
I dont care whether you've been on a hundred televised ghost programes. Im basing my oppinion on the ones that ive seen which are all BS.
I'm sorry man but living it and just seeing it are two different things. How can you compare what a person has experienced to what your opinion is based on a small sample of seeing it on TV? That makes no since. Talk to those of us that have been there and/or go to places until you see enough to make an educated decision and then you can judge.
Originally posted by WVGhostGuy
reply to post by KrypticCriminal
I think you misunderstand. I wasn't referring to the existence of ghosts or spirits. I was referring to the shows just as you were. I did read the post and even quoted you word for word. If you are there to see how the equipment works and are there to see how these television investigators (which I am not one of) work then you can make an informed decision. Most of us get similar results to that which is shown on the shows and work under controlled environments. EMF is a useful tool but no investigator will tell you one blip makes a haunting. One responding to request or command however is a pretty good indicator that something may be their.
That's what I was addressing.