P-SB7T Spirit Box | Ghost Hunting Device | Perfect Condition

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DAS

Only used 3 times Works great! - P-SB7T Spirit / Ghost Box & Speaker ITC Research FM/AM Ghost Box PSB7 Radio Paranormal This is the latest P-SB7T Rev5 designed by Gary Galka from DAS. It’s the first mass produced Spirit Box designed specifically for the Paranormal Community. The PSB7T made its first premier on Ghost Adventures (LIVE) in the Allegheny Lunatic Asylum episode on 30th October in 2009. From the second it was turned on it answered many questions in real time during the show. The P-SB7T includes an adjustable millisecond Forward and Reverse sweep technique. This is coupled with a high frequency proprietary synthetic white noise between frequencies. This is the latest model SB7T and features a new AM Signal Booster, making the AM band much more useful in spirit communication. Brand new P-SB7T Rev5 released on November 2020! The new PSB7T Spirit Box has an adjustable 6 step sweep rate that gives you maximum flexibility and scanning control. The display has been upgraded to a bright 670nm red backlit display, which can be turned on and off. This helps you to see the display in the dark and its not too harsh on your eyes. The upgraded P-SB7T is built and designed specifically for ghost hunters and paranormal researchers and is a great addition to your ghost hunting equipment. It requires 3 AAA batteries to power. P-SB7T Specifications - New AM Signal Boost - Multi-Function Spirit Box - +/- 5 Degree Hot and Cold Spot Detection with Audible & Visual Indication - Scan options: FM/AM, Forward/Reverse - Sweep Rates: 100ms, 150ms, 200ms, 250ms, 300ms, 350ms - 15mW Earphone Output - 250mW Speaker Output - High Intensity Mini Built-in Flashlight - Power: (3) AAA Alkaline Batteries (Included) - Red (670nm) Backlight LCD with Manual ON/OFF Control - Comes with wrist strap lanyard - Boosted sound level (External speaker is no longer required) - Includes Temperature Detector (ATDD) - Includes white mini flashlight - Can scan in forward and reverse mode The PSB7T is the world-famous paranormal research tool and is used to communicate with ghosts and spirits in real time. Unlike the EVP recorder where you have to ask questions and play it back. The P-SB7T scans through radio stations at high speed which allows spirits use the device to speak back in real time. This is the latest model the Rev5, which has been upgraded and improved 5 times since its creation. Its has now become one of the most accurate and reliable paranormal devices and works well for communicating with the other side. Built in ATDD (Automatic Temperature Deviation Detection) The new PSB7T has a built-in feature called ATDD (Automatic Temperature Deviation Detection). Basically this is a temperature sensor that is continually monitoring the temperature around the device. Spirits and ghosts are able to increase or decrease the temperature around them, and often do so. If the temperature changes the ATTD feature will alert you with sounds and lights. Coupling the temperature changes with the intelligent responses from the spirit box will help to give you concrete proof of the paranormal activity. This has been a feature requested by many uses of the Rev4, and DAS have listened and incorporated it. It’s a very useful feature that will help the paranormal community in proving the existence of the afterlife. How to use the P-SB7T You must first ensure you are in a haunted location, as the device will only work if there are spirits or ghosts in the area. You will need to decide on using FM or AM. Once selected you can scan forwards through the radio stations or backwards. The speed at which the radio scans through stations can be changed if necessary. You can tweak these throughout your investigation to ensure you achieve optimal results. You then politely ask the spirits questions whist the SB7T is scanning. The majority of the radio stations will not be heard as it does have a proprietary feature which cancels it out. You are listening for intelligent answers to your questions, and not just random ones. If you ask what day it is, and it responds… Monday, this would be considered an intelligent and valid reply.