Date: Friday, 15 Nov 2016 From: fran ridge <skyking42@gmx.com> YOUR HRS-1 DEVICE |
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Your
HRS-1 is small, but mighty, and has the future of
UFO detection already built in and ready to be
updated at a moment's notice. You place it in a
secure location, plug in the Ethernet cable to your
router, plug in the power adaptor, and within
minutes the HRS-1 is sending data to the MADARNET.
The data is being stored onboard but also relayed to
the MADARNET server, the readings showing up on the
MADAR Screens all over the world. Magnitude,
duration, location, etc., all time-dated. Your
unit has a number, BRAVO 44, which means yours is
the forty-fourth device which is operating as a base
unit. The deluxe model has a 7" touchscreen.
HRS-1D Your same
device when used as a field unit is designated
FOXTROT 44. You don't have to enter it into your
logbook that you're taking the device on a SKYWATCH
patrol along with other hand-held equipment because
the device has a built-in program that takes care of
that. You have a battery pack and/or a power cord
for your car's cigarette lighter which will run the
device for hours while it stores the data. Over
$9000 worth of software is running this valuable
scientific tool, looking for and recording
geomagnetic and electromagnetic disturbances,
possible earthquake precursers,...... AND UFOs. One
of the tools you have reminds you of the "ghost
hunters" K-II meter with the LEDs that light up from
left to right. But this one is yet another MADAR
device, an M-II, which has LEDS AND sound and uses
wifi to transmit E-M data to your HRS-1 and onto the
MADARNET site!!! Your HRS-1 is the sensor and
sending unit that does all the hard work while you
work with your SKYWATCH team or Rapid Deployment
Group gathering other data and watching the skies.
And this is just the beginning. Your device automatically gets software updates and your HRS-1 will be able to do things as they are dreamed of and needed. The sky's the limit. Mailing
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