Measuring Static Electricity for Possible Bigfoot Encounters

Title: "Exploring the Use of Meters in Paranormal Investigations: A Look at the K2, Mill Meter, and Tri-Field Meter" If you're a fan of paranormal investigations, then you're probably familiar with the use of meters in the field. In a recent video from TCC Research, the host Tony Felosi discusses the different types of meters used in paranormal investigations and their practical applications. First on the list is the infamous K2 meter, which gained popularity on the show Ghost Hunters. While it was originally designed as an electrician's tool to detect excessive electromagnetic fields (EMF) in wiring, it has been adopted by paranormal investigators as a potential ghost-detecting device. The K2 meter measures EMF and alerts the user through a series of lights when a spike in energy is detected. However, it's important to note that EMF can be caused by a variety of sources, so it's crucial to establish a baseline reading before conducting an investigation. Next up is the mill meter, which is a significant upgrade from the K2 meter. Not only does it measure EMF, but it also has additional features such as temperature readings, an alarm for when the EMF field is broken, and a digital display. The mill meter can also be used as a trigger object during EVP sessions and has a setting for measuring static electricity, which is an area of interest for paranormal researchers. Lastly, the tri-field meter is discussed, which is considered the most accurate meter for measuring EMF. It measures electric, magnetic, and microwave fields and has a setting for measuring all three at once, providing a more comprehensive reading. The tri-field meter is also capable of measuring static electricity, making it a valuable tool for paranormal investigators. Tony Felosi emphasizes the importance of not relying solely on gear during investigations and encourages minimalism, using only what works best for each individual. He also suggests paying more attention to static electricity in addition to EMF, as it may be a more reliable indicator of paranormal activity. As Bigfoot believers, we know that there is still much to be discovered and understood about the world around us. By exploring different tools and techniques used in paranormal investigations, we can gain a better understanding of the unexplained phenomena that we encounter. Who knows, maybe one day we'll discover a new way to detect and communicate with Sasquatch using these meters. In the meantime, we encourage our readers to check out the full video from TCC Research and explore the use of meters in paranormal investigations for themselves.