Re: Help on a strange problem

[goodday <chris.gwd@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Aug 26, 8:42=A0pm, Frank Olson
<use_the_email_li...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> goodday wrote:
> > I recently manage to get hold of a RF scanner. I use it to scan the
> > living room of an apartment. The scanner beeps in mid air when a human
> > body object is near to the scanner. Can some one tells me what can
> > possible to the cause?
>
> > Is it possible for the reflected frequencies from a motion detector to
> > trigger the beeping sound?
>
> "Human body object"... =A0HBO... =A0"New show every day." =A0:-)
>
> Seriously... =A0An RF scanner is liable to pick up any RF (depending on
> the quality of the unit). =A0What's the make and model #? =A0Is the secur=
ity
> system in the apartment a wireless job? =A0Before we can answer your
> question, we need some more info.


I use a normal RF scanner call pro hunter. It has a wide RF range. To
my knowledge there is no security system installed in the apartment. I
tried using the scanner in other parts of the apartment it doesn't
beep. Most of the beeping is in the living room. The strange thing is
it beeps in mid air at a distant away from the floor and ceiling. If
you move away to one side, it stops beeping. Please help me to
understand.