Trifield TF2 Comparison tests with UHS2 100XE NFA1000 NFA30 скачать в хорошем качестве

Trifield TF2 Comparison tests with UHS2 100XE NFA1000 NFA30

Learn to use a TF2 in my course https://bit.ly/3KxcAlt - The Trifield meter is an amateur instrument which has been around for a long time and sold many units. Its strength was always considered 'magnetic fields'. We now test the new Trifield TF2 gauss meter against other gauss meters including various high caliber professional meters like the UHS2 and the NFA1000 and NFA30. Amateur meters are considerably cheaper and rarely do all their functions well or at suitable sensitivity for those interested in health. Is the TF2 an improvement on the 100XE that came before it? Watch and find out. Magnetic fields should be assesses before buying or renting any property and are the most important things to investigate. The other domestic radiation types are more common, like electric fields in the bed during sleep and radio frequency radiation from transmitters, but they are much easier to address. Magnetic fields are not. For more information about EMF and home assessments, visit www.en.geovital.com NOTE: At this time (Mar18) AlphaLab has let us know that a mistake was made with the placement of the decimal point in relation to Radio Frequency (RF) radiation measurement. The decimal point on the very first models needs to be 2 places to the left. Meaning: if the display reads 250.0, you should read that as 2.5 mW/m2. This would explain why the readings seemed so high in comparison to other meters. Glad they picked it up so quickly.