Thursday, June 4, 2009

An Exclusive Offer from CAPS

You've seen the KII EMF detector in action on Ghost Hunters. Since their TV debut, these beauties have been hard to come by. Ghost groups and paranormal buffs worldwide are swiping them up!

Prices of KII's have increased exponentially and some dealers won't even sell without a minimum bulk order.

CAPS is pleased to offer a special deal on this popular device.

Not only will you get the famous KII--the very same model used by Jason & Grant, you will also receive instructions on how to use your new meter for paranormal investigations. These instructions were personally penned by CAPS Founder Tina McSwain. Tina has many years of paranormal research under her belt and a great deal of experience with the KII.

CAPS has used this tool with much success. In fact, the KII meter is now part of THE standard equipment we take to every investigation!

As you can see in the photo, there is a flat button in the middle of the device that must be depressed to take readings. Obviously this becomes tedious during long sessions and can lead to inaccurate readings as one instinctively flexes their thumb. This became a real problem for our crew and then Tech Manager Jeff had a brilliant idea. He added a simple toggle switch on the side to turn the meter on and off! This tiny modification has made a world of difference in our investigations. After using my modified KII, I couldn't imagine going back to the old cumbersome thumb method!

Now you can own the very same modified KII that we use in the field! This is a CAPS exclusive. These modified KII's even have the option of using the middle button, if switches aren't your thing.

Interested in owning your own high tech KII meter? Contact Tina for pricing and details.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Ghost Research Society Archives

This group does an awesome job of explaining some common photo anomalies. Click on the post title to browse their archives which include debunked pics as well as some amazing photos that appear to be the real deal.