The $12 EMF reader that had me calling my landlord a ghost
Bought one of those cheap EMF meters off Amazon for 12 bucks just to mess with my buddy during a camping trip last month. We walked into an old cabin and it spiked to 4.7 near the corner, I laughed it off until the battery died right there and the spike stopped. He checked the wiring later, turns out there was a live wire in the wall, so now I can't tell if I'm a skeptic or just unlucky. Anyone else accidentally debunk their own ghost hunt with a faulty tool?