Panasonic Lumix Camera Review

Have you ever spend time in a hotel room, entered a fitting room or just moved into a new apt and wondered in there was a incommunicable camera invading your privacy watching every move? I think we all have at one point or another. So what can you do to make sure a incommunicable camera or some other spying gismo is not present? As see on Discovery Channel's 11/10/10 program "Track Me If You Can" there is a gismo called the Lf-Rf Camera & Radio Frequency Detector.

The Lf/Rf combines laser frequency optical detection as well as wide band radio frequency (Rf) detection of wireless & wired video and/or audio transmitters (bugs), in one easy to use package. This covenant unit can be carried in pocket or purse for quick "sweeps" of any area where cameras are suspect. It will also detect the nearnessy of wireless mics & active cellphones. To operate, naturally look through the specially focused viewing port, and camera lenses within a 5-10 ft. Range will appear to "flash red", giving away their location. For wireless detection, naturally slide control switch to Rf mode move around room or objects. 4 Led's and vibrate alert will "home in" on radio frequency sources. Wide frequency scanning, 1Mhz-6Ghz. Operates for 10 hours on 2 "A-A-A" batteries.

All wireless spying devices work on frequencies so if they are around the detector will find it and even find it's exact location. There are other camera and R.F detectors with distinct features, etc. However we feel for the price the Lf/Rf is at the top. This item retails for less than 0. No one has the right to invade your privacy with a incommunicable camera or other spy gismo so arm yourself with a good detector and call the authorities asap if you find one.