Basic Tools for Ghost Hunting
Digital camera - The more mega pixels,
the higher the resolution, and the more you’ll be able to zoom in when reviewing your photos.
Thermometers
- Readings from a digital thermometer are as easy as point and shoot., and are a great tool for detecting even slight changes
in air temperature.
Walkie talkie - Incredibly useful and a much needed tool
for communication between teams in the dark.
Flashlight - Anything from a 200000
candle power light to a mini maglight, a flashlight is a must have. Head lamps are also very functional when you need
to be hands free.
Digital Voice Recorders - A great way to capture EVP’s.
(electronic voice phenomenon ) These recorders are equipped with multiple files and many hours of recordable time.
Digital
Video Recorder - This can be a single or multi system unit, and are the best tool to cover multiple rooms on multiple floors.
With someone always watching the monitor for something out of the ordinary.
Motion
Detectors - Very helpful in giving you a heads up and direction towards activity.
Electro
Magnetic Field Detector (EMF) - Designed to locate man made sources of electric and magnetic radiation, EMF is a great way
to find energy anomalies and has also been used as a tool for communication.
Extra
Batteries - Paranormal activity can and will drain the batteries from your equipment. Try to have extras in all the
sizes you use. Rechargeable are defiantly a money saver.
Paper and Pen
- Their batteries can’t be drained and in some cases it’s a good idea to keep a written log.
Matches
and Candles - Its always good to have a plan B.
First Aid Kit - In unfamiliar
surroundings, in the dark, you may never have to use it but its good to know its there.