Pocket MK6000 Bug Finder
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This handy pocket-sized bug detector will effectively detect radio, GSM, GPS, WiFi and microwave signals that transmit from 1 MHz to 6 GHz. This is a heavy-duty and robust handheld RF finder perfect for uncovering unwanted surveillance by locating transmitting signals that may prove to be rogue and helping to keep your privacy safe. It runs for up to 8 hours on a single charge.
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Heavy-Duty Handheld Bug Detector; Detects Transmitting Signals Between 1 MHz - 6 GHz
The MK6000 can be operated as a standalone bug detector and is a brilliant addition to your professional RF toolkit. This compact, heavy-duty handheld bug detection device efficiently finds wired and wireless transmitting devices, including GSM audio bugs, GPS trackers, UHF/VHF/FM radio signals, WiFi cameras, microwave transmitters, and various hidden wide and narrow band bugs.
You don't need any technical know-how to use the MK6000. It's easy to operate and offers an impressive frequency detection range, picking up privacy-invading signals from as low as one MHz up to six GHz.
The built-in multi-channel LED bar graph shows how strong a potential bug's signal is. It also gives off a beep or vibration to let you know when you're getting close to a hidden transmitter. Quite clever, really!
The MK6000 has a built-in rechargeable battery that keeps it running non-stop for up to eight hours. When it's time to juice it up, use the supplied mains charger in the box.
This gadget is a smart buy if you're serious about protecting your privacy. It's brilliant for sweeping rooms or vehicles for sneaky equipment before hush-hush meetings, and it helps shield your personal and business gear from unlawful meddling.
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CAN THE MK6000 DETECT ALL TRANSMITTING BUGS?
It can effectively detect signals from as low as one (1) MHz up to six (6) GHz. This scanning range covers all modern bugging devices, even the professional types which typically fall between this frequency range.
HOW WILL I KNOW A BUG HAS BEEN DETECTED?
When the MK6000 picks up a transmitting frequency, an LED progresses higher up the bar graph. Generally, you've likely found a defined transmission if it's showing above 50%. The closer you move towards the signal source, the higher the LED will display.
SHOULD I SWITCH OFF OTHER HOUSEHOLD GADGETS BEFORE CONDUCTING A SWEEP?
Ideally, that would be best practice so that legitimate transmitting signals are not confused with rogue signals. Start with everything powered on and do a slow, thorough search gliding over objects, plug sockets, and room corners - horizontally and vertically. Make a note of where the RF device picks up a transmission. Then, cut the power and do the exact search again. This way, you can compare differences.
I'M WORRIED THAT MY CAR IS BUGGED.
You'll need to isolate your vehicle from nearby phone masts, WiFi, and other people's mobile signals to check for potential bugs. Drive to a quiet rural spot and turn off the engine. Give the car a good rock from side to side - this will trigger movement-sensor devices to begin transmitting signals. Then, do a careful sweep of the vehicle.
The MK6000 SHOWS STRONG SIGNAL DETECTION BUT I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING.
There could be a couple of reasons for this. A bug might be hidden inside an object, or you may be in the range of other harmless transmissions the device is picking up, like a neighbour's WiFi.
IS IT LEGAL TO USE THIS TYPE OF RF EQUIPMENT?
Yes. Bug detectors like the MK6000 are only capable of detecting transmitting frequencies, they do not tamper, or block frequencies which is illegal. You're not doing anything dodgy using one - you're just looking after your privacy.
- Heavy-duty pocket-sized bug detector
- Panoramic (broadband) spectrum range - 1 MHz - 6.0 GHz
- Potential to detect up to 12.0 GHz signals at close range
- Detects wired and wireless bugs, including GSM, GPS, Bluetooth, WiFi, UHF, VHF, FM, microwave, etc
- Detection range - approx. 15 ft
- Fine-tuning bar graph sensitivity
- Vibration indicator
- Built-in buzzer to output alert tone
- Omni directional antenna
- Impedance - 50 Ohms (BNC socket)
- Robust aluminium anodised casing
- Low power consumption
- Operation time - approx. 8 hours (per charge)
- Recharge time - approx. 16 hours
- Battery - internal 4x AA 600 mAh NICd
- Power - 9 VDC 300 mAh
- Dimensions (without antenna) - 80 x 70 x 30 mm
- Weight - 230 grams
- Supplied with Pocket MK6000 RF Bug Detector, mains charger and User Guide
- Ideal for protecting your home |office | vehicle | meetings from third-party vulnerabilities
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SATURDAY DELIVERY
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STANDARD SHIPPING
When dispatched, your parcel will have an estimated delivery time of 6-8 working days. The shipping fee is £39.00.
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