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Ghost Hunting with Fluke

Ghost Hunting with Fluke Thermal Imager

 

Farnell was founded 80 years ago here in Leeds and our team of ghost busters hope to step back in time this Halloween!  Our team of brave employees are going in search of ghosts from the past using high-tech environmental testing equipment from Fluke …

Armley Mills once the world’s largest woollen mill before it was destroyed by fire, today it is a museum but still holds onto much of it’s past in the as is reported to be one of the most haunted buildings in the UK... Join our team below:


  • This was an excellent advertisement and well suited to the season. I wonder how many of these test devices get sold for Ghost Hunting applications?

     

    John

  • I once had a client that wanted me to reverse engineer some handheld meters (custom design) that were used for detecting ghosts on one of the local ghost tours.  While the project seemed like fun, the client did not have the funds to make it worth my wild (they wanted to also reverse engineer the plastic housings, which I figured would take more the 3 times the available funds alone).  These meters were nothing fancy like thermal imaging, most likely just crude EMF detectors.

  • Very cool video! : )  I bet it was a fun evening. Very interesting to see the quality of the combined visible/IR fusion images in that pocket-sized thermal camera.

    Also the industrial museum looks interesting!

    You should all ask to test thermal imaging like in Predator, in case you can get a trip to a forest in South America : )