Next set of pictures shows another person holding the device. I confirmed that different persons holding it, might get different voltage values. On 3A, notice how the voltages are clearly higher when the negative lead gets a contact from the user’s hand.
This might explain why users of the examiner get different performances and why when they are ill, results are poor. I myself already noticed real poor detection results at night, specially if real tired.
*For those who thinks the hand contact might have accounted for this rise alone, simply get a multimeter and hold both probes with both hands. You’ll see a complete voltage decrease until display shows zero volts.
On 1A, calculator in ‘zero’ (voltages increased a little in respect to my wife’s turn). On 2A, gold frequency input and voltage rising.
Worth of mentioning that the examiner in the pictures is pointed towards a ‘supposed’ gold target.
I say supposed because when I hit a gold frequency and set the knob in a particular value, it points in thte direction showed.
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