Mind Control Frequencies Searches / Spectrum Analyzer

[Oliver]

Hello,

the mind control is obviously carried out remotely by electromagnetic waves.

I did a lot of research on internet to know what are the frequencies used by the perps for electromagnetic torture and V2K in particular, a lot of informations, and informations often differents from one site to another ... Difficult to know what is the solution through the jungle of sites on the subject, and the infinity of frequencies that exist.

I decided to buy equipment to analyze the frequencies I receive.

I bought 2 AAronia spectrum analyzer:

SPECTRAN NF-5035: 1Hz -> 20 MHz

SPECTRAN HF-6065: 10MHz -> 6GHz

+ BicoLOG 5070 50MHz antenna -> 700MHz

+ HyperLOG®7060 700MHz -> 6GHz Antenna

I did not analyze for the moment the spectrum I recorded. I live in Paris, so there is a multitude of wifi, 2G, 3G, 4G, and others.

Have any of you bought measuring devices? Did you find suspicious frequencies? It would be interesting to compare our measurements.

Thank you for your feedback.

Courage to all!

[elizabeth king]

thanks ....I had no idea a TI would be able to afford a spectrum analyzer I was led to believe they where £50.000 plus ..

I was put off buying any electronic   measuring device  as I had been told The people who run the Ti programs can hack anything they like If they can hack the human brain it would follow any tech would be easy to hack ...

But i hope you get good results

Be well Lizzy

[deca]

I would look at SDR

start with a simple and cheap SDR usb dongle £20 ....limited range ..but will be a good starting / learning point 

then if its your thing move up to something like a HackRF wich you can get for £150 - £300 if you shop around 

[elizabeth king]

Thank you

deca said:

I would look at SDR

start with a simple and cheap SDR usb dongle £20 ....limited range ..but will be a good starting / learning point 

then if its your thing move up to something like a HackRF wich you can get for £150 - £300 if you shop around 

[elizabeth king]

Thank you

deca said:

I would look at SDR

start with a simple and cheap SDR usb dongle £20 ....limited range ..but will be a good starting / learning point 

then if its your thing move up to something like a HackRF wich you can get for £150 - £300 if you shop around