@DrJackKruse I’ve noticed many people mess themselves up on that diet when they don’t eat enough fatty meat. Since animal fat is generally lower in deuterium, it actually makes a lot more sense now..
This meter measures wavelenhts between 200 MHz and 8 GHz so it picks up most Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G, and some low-band 5G.
But a lot of the newer stuff runs way higher than that. Most modern 5G mmWave signals are in the 24–40 GHz range, Starlink satellites run around 10–30 GHz and military systems can go even higher sometimes close to 100 GHz.
So yeah, this meter is solid and way more accurate than most other on the market but it still doesn’t show the whole picture of what’s really going on.
@DrJackKruse Been comparing readings from this meter and the Trifield TF2. This one’s legit. A lot of influencers post RF readings with the Trifield but it doesn’t detect many of the modern wavelengths.