Likely it's European, probably German in manufacture. (The guy who was
demo-ing it was German, I think.)

LCD readout of field strength, and audio clicking (like geiger meter).

Attached image will go only to schematics binaries group.

Crummy quality image taken from crummy quality webcast. Sorry. Same image is
he

http://www.uploadwiz.com/FIMGWIZ6444573741.gif

Hoping someone can recognize the lo-rez image...

Thanks,
--
Al, the usual

"Usual Suspect" wrote in message
obal.net...
Likely it's European, probably German in manufacture. (The guy who was
demo-ing it was German, I think.)

LCD readout of field strength, and audio clicking (like geiger meter).

Attached image will go only to schematics binaries group.

Crummy quality image taken from crummy quality webcast. Sorry. Same image
is
he

http://www.uploadwiz.com/FIMGWIZ6444573741.gif

Hoping someone can recognize the lo-rez image...

'Church' of 'Scientology' ?

'Church' of 'Scientology' ?

It's an E-field meter. Not skin resistance. Not poltergeist meter.
Electric-field meter. Made in Europe, probably Germany.

Plenty of image quality for *recognition*. If someone owns this, it's easy to
recognize: shape, color, location of display/buttons. If you've never seen
one of these before, *this request is not for you*. Move on.

Webcast was one-time-only "live" type (not archived).

Thanks,
--
Al, the usual

Usual Suspect wrote:
'Church' of 'Scientology' ?


It's an E-field meter. Not skin resistance. Not poltergeist meter.
Electric-field meter. Made in Europe, probably Germany.

Plenty of image quality for *recognition*. If someone owns this, it's easy to
recognize: shape, color, location of display/buttons. If you've never seen
one of these before, *this request is not for you*. Move on.

Webcast was one-time-only "live" type (not archived).

Thanks,

So you are admitting that this _is_ the Scientology device.

Please tell more, inquiring minds want to know.

donald

Usual Suspect wrote:

'Church' of 'Scientology' ?


It's an E-field meter. Not skin resistance. Not poltergeist meter.
Electric-field meter. Made in Europe, probably Germany.

Plenty of image quality for *recognition*. If someone owns this, it's easy to
recognize: shape, color, location of display/buttons. If you've never seen
one of these before, *this request is not for you*. Move on.

Webcast was one-time-only "live" type (not archived).

Thanks,


Must be a knock off.

Your looks nothing like:
http://www.rehabilitatenz.co.nz/pages/emeter.html

On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 15:41:04 -0700, Donald
wrote:

Usual Suspect wrote:

'Church' of 'Scientology' ?


It's an E-field meter. Not skin resistance. Not poltergeist meter.
Electric-field meter. Made in Europe, probably Germany.

Plenty of image quality for *recognition*. If someone owns this,
it's easy to
recognize: shape, color, location of display/buttons. If you've
never seen
one of these before, *this request is not for you*. Move on.

Webcast was one-time-only "live" type (not archived).

Thanks,


Must be a knock off.

Your looks nothing like:
http://www.rehabilitatenz.co.nz/pages/emeter.html


It seems that the Volney patent E-meters as used by Scientologists
right from the start have always used a moving coil indicator
http://www.aberree.com/v01/n02p14.html

The image posted by the OP seems to use a 7 segment display. If this
is truly an image of an E-meter then it must be somebody's
implementation (ie, knock-off) of a skin resistance meter with a
digital display.

That should read Volney Matheson...

http://www.rehabilitatenz.co.nz/pages/emeter.html

I haven't a clue what an E-meter is.

E *field* meter. Electric *field* meter.

You really need to study basic electricity:

http://planetphysics.org/encyclopedi...tricField.html

Your obsession with scientology is truly weird and a waste of bandwidth.
--
Al, the usual

On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 05:00:43 GMT, Usual Suspect
wrote:

Likely it's European, probably German in manufacture. (The guy who
was
demo-ing it was German, I think.)

LCD readout of field strength, and audio clicking (like geiger
meter).

Attached image will go only to schematics binaries group.

Crummy quality image taken from crummy quality webcast. Sorry. Same
image is
he

http://www.uploadwiz.com/FIMGWIZ6444573741.gif

Hoping someone can recognize the lo-rez image...

Thanks,

That's not lo-rez, that's no-rez. Absolutely no chance of recognising
anything meaningful from this image.

Ross Herbert wrote:
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 05:00:43 GMT, Usual Suspect
wrote:


Likely it's European, probably German in manufacture. (The guy who

was

demo-ing it was German, I think.)

LCD readout of field strength, and audio clicking (like geiger

meter).

Attached image will go only to schematics binaries group.

Crummy quality image taken from crummy quality webcast. Sorry. Same

What webcast ??

That will help to identify it.

donald

Donald, whoever you are - you responded to my post but there is
nothing in your reply which I actually wrote.

I simply commented that the image posted by the OP was of no help in
being able to identify anything meaningful.

Try to be more careful in future.


On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 22:18:44 -0700, Donald
wrote:

Ross Herbert wrote:
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 05:00:43 GMT, Usual Suspect

wrote:


Likely it's European, probably German in manufacture. (The guy who

was

demo-ing it was German, I think.)

LCD readout of field strength, and audio clicking (like geiger

meter).

Attached image will go only to schematics binaries group.

Crummy quality image taken from crummy quality webcast. Sorry. Same

What webcast ??

That will help to identify it.

donald

"Ross Herbert" wrote in message
news
Donald, whoever you are - you responded to my post but there is
nothing in your reply which I actually wrote.

I simply commented that the image posted by the OP was of no help in
being able to identify anything meaningful.

Try to be more careful in future.

What part of "Crummy quality image taken from crummy quality webcast" did
you fail to understand?

On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 05:25:05 GMT, "Homer J Simpson"
wrote:


"Ross Herbert" wrote in message
news
Donald, whoever you are - you responded to my post but there is
nothing in your reply which I actually wrote.

I simply commented that the image posted by the OP was of no help
in
being able to identify anything meaningful.

Try to be more careful in future.

What part of "Crummy quality image taken from crummy quality webcast"
did
you fail to understand?



I don't understand what you are getting at. The OP posted a link to
http://www.uploadwiz.com/FIMGWIZ6444573741.gif which has a tiny and
very fuzzy image of some item which is totally unrecognisable given
the poor quality of the image.

I responded to the OP's post regarding the poor image quality and then
Donald whoever he is, responded directly to my first post and snipped
everything I had written, and posted this inane comment;

"What webcast ??

That will help to identify it."

It was Donald who was asking "what webcast??, not me. I haven't a clue
what the last sentence he wrote refers to so why don't you ask him
and/or direct your comments to him.