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Revolution in Paranormal Research
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Jim Hale:
Jim Hale holds a BA in
Anthropology, he has conducted graduate level work in Psychology, and has professional
experience in the Mental Health sector. Jim also brings over 40 years of
experience as a radio and electronics hobbyist to the field of paranormal
research. He's an amateur telescope maker and back-yard astronomer with an
active interest
in Radio Astronomy. He also has a longstanding background in amateur photography.
Jim was a key member of
the Center for Paranormal Research and Investigation in Virginia from 2001-2005.
His introductory articles on EVP, Phone Calls From the Dead, and Project Hawkeye
were widely-read postings on the CPRI website for many years, but Jim is
probably best known for his wizardry in designing several unique electronic
gadgets that have opened new possibilities for investigating and analyzing
paranormal activity. In 2005, CPRI presented Jim with a special award for his
“Outstanding Innovations”.
One
of Jim’s electronic innovations includes the Paranormal Energy Detection System.
PEDS enables investigators
to actually “hear” the full range of EMF radiation present at a research site and it provides
qualitative, not just quantitative, information about the ambient
electromagnetic field that can’t be obtained with EMF meters.
PEDS can be used with earphones to monitor the ambient EMF radiation in real
time, and it can be interfaced with a computer to create a very powerful and
revolutionary analytical tool for paranormal research.
Other devices Jim has
created include the Infrasound-O-Scope for monitoring infrasound frequencies,
and also an Ultrasound listening device. His so-called Brain-Fritzer is a device
used for studying the effects of low frequency electromagnetic fields on the
brain, similar to the effects studied in Dr. Michael Persinger’s much publicized
research. Jim is especially proud of his breakthrough work with Ultraviolet
photography by which he has obtained some of the most compelling evidence to
date for the existence of an energy form not currently recognized by science.
His most recent electronic project has
been development of the “Modern Day Spiricom”, a radio frequency
transmitter-receiver device based on the design theories of George Meek's
original Spiricom, but updated and revamped for the computer age.
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These days Jim is
continuing his research and
outside-the-box-thinking as an independent investigator of the paranormal,
and he is an outspoken advocate for a radical overhaul of the tools,
methods, and techniques used in this field.
Incidentally, Jim is also
an authorized distributor for the full line of electronic hobby kits
available from
Ramsey Electronics, including their AM/FM Hobby Broadcasting equipment
and many other items of interest to
paranormal investigators.
Jim Hale can be contacted
by e-mail here.
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