Summary of HANDHELD AARONIA BUG FINDER RF MONITORING DEVICE
The Aaronia Bug Finder is a handheld RF monitoring device designed to detect hidden listening devices, covert cameras, and unauthorized mobile phone usage. It operates across 10MHz to 12GHz, utilizing dynamic acoustic feedback and specialized antennas to locate signals in sensitive areas and vehicles. Its compact design features a Lithium-Polymer battery for portable, concealed operation lasting over three hours.
Parts used in the Aaronia Bug Finder RF Monitoring Device:
- RF Monitoring Device (Bug Finder unit)
- LogPer antenna (900 – 2500MHz)
- LogPer antenna (2000 – 11000MHz)
- Omnidirectional antenna (20 – 1500MHz)
- Omnidirectional antenna (900 – 12000MHz)
- 3.7V Lithium polymer battery
- 12-point LED display
- Internal speaker or headset jack
Counter-espionage device can be used to check for the latest technology hidden listening devices, covert cameras, and unauthorized mobile phone usage in location such as sensitive locations, and in vehicles to locate hidden GPS tracking devices.
Saelig Company, Inc. announces the availability of the Aaronia Bug Finder RF Monitoring Device, which helps in the detection of hidden audio and video bugs and transmitters. Covering a frequency range of 10MHz – 12GHz, the Bug Finder can tackle the latest innovations in bugging technology that use modulation methods such as FM, NFM, WFM, AM, PCM, PAM, DECT, WLAN, GSM, SS, SSB. Both the 12-point LED display and the Auto-Sense button make settings easy to navigate.
Designed for the ever increasing threat from more sophisticated and higher frequency RF devices, the Bug Finder produces a dynamic acoustic ‘blip’. As the finder gets closer to the RF signal’s source, the frequency of the blip intensifies. When the blip hits a constant note/tone, the blip interval can be reset, enabling the user to refine tracking the source. Included in the kit for focused tracking are two LogPer antennas (900 – 2500MHz and 2000 – 11000MHz) as well as two omnidirectional antennas (20 – 1500MHz and 900 – 12000MHz).
Many other signal detectors depend on a 9V battery as their power supply, limiting the ability to minimize the package size. But the Bug Finder’s metal case houses a 3.7V Lithium polymer battery that not only enables the finder to be considerably smaller and lighter than other alternatives but also allows concealed handheld operation for over 3 hours with a charging time of 1.5 hours.
Features
- Frequency range: 10 MHz – 12,000 MHz
- Input impedance: 50 Ohm
- Display: 12-point LED display
- Sound: Internal speaker or headset (2.5 mm headset jack/ mono)
- Power-supply: Lithium-Polymer battery (3.7 V)
- Operational time: 3h, charging time: 1.5h
- Connector: SMA microwave socket
- Modulation methods: FM, NFM, WFM, AM, PCM, PAM, DECT, WLAN, GSM, SS, SSB
- Settings: Via Auto-Sense button
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- What types of threats can the Bug Finder detect?
It detects hidden audio and video bugs, transmitters, and unauthorized mobile phone usage. - How does the device indicate proximity to an RF signal source?
The frequency of the dynamic acoustic blip intensifies as the finder gets closer to the source. - Can the user refine tracking once the tone becomes constant?
Yes, when the blip hits a constant note, the interval can be reset to refine tracking. - What modulation methods does the device support?
It supports FM, NFM, WFM, AM, PCM, PAM, DECT, WLAN, GSM, SS, and SSB. - How long does the battery last during operation?
The device allows concealed handheld operation for over 3 hours. - What is the charging time for the battery?
The charging time is 1.5 hours. - Why is the Bug Finder considered smaller than other alternatives?
Its metal case houses a 3.7V Lithium polymer battery instead of a 9V battery. - Which antennas are included in the kit for focused tracking?
The kit includes two LogPer antennas and two omnidirectional antennas.
