I have this EMF app on my iphone http://www.appstorehq.com/emfdetector-iphone-52737/app and also
http://www.mbtheme.com/WebApp/Tools-Utilities/201011/EMF-Meter_65840-65840.html it seems to work ok....and it uses all 3 axis ... it may not have the response and granularity and frequency range like dedicated meters but it does work quite well especially for a dollar. it picks up my laptops wifi traffic easily.... i also found this one .. it seems gimmicky http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/paranormal-state-emf-meter/id301915840?mt=8 From: Mike W-H Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2011 11:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CS>Smart Meter Hi roger, No problem, Your best bet would be to phone the guy at lessemf.com and talk to him... Mike On 11/5/2011 1:04 PM, Roger Barker wrote: Thanks for the site Mike. I see from a recent post (see below) that one would need a meter capable of reading ELF. This site has a large range of meters and which I find somewhat confusing. Any idea which meter would be the right one for our purpose? Cheers, Roger B Utilizing an advanced ElectroSmog Electropollution Detector from Germany HF 35C 800 MHz – 2500 MHz, the Smart Meter from SDG&E placed on my home without notice Nov 2010 was tested last week. Sempra Utilities SDG&E’s Smart Meter produced a burst of ELF microwave radiation 1000s more powerful than a cell phone call at greater than 2000 uW/meter squared power levels every 5 to 15 seconds throughout the day and night. This meter is 10 feet from my studio broadcast desk. Testing beside my wife’s side of our bed, Friday August 26th 2011, pointed 20 yards to our neighbors garage mounted SDG&E meter, every 2 to 5 seconds a burst of ELF microwave radiation was detected over limit 2000+ uWatts of power per square meter. On 4/11/2011, at 11:01 PM, Mike W-H wrote: the real way to do it would be to have a radiation meter, check out lessemf.com
