Do you have a reason to believe that there may be bug detectors hidden on the premises? Are you not in your own home or work environment, where you can easily keep track of whether or not a bug has been planted? Are you even worried that the person you are meeting with may have a bug planted on their person? Then a wireless RF pen detector can be the answer to your problem. These functioning ball point pens can protect you from wire taps and hidden cameras, and the simple push button design makes them easy to use. It has a red flashing frequency that increases when you approach the signal of the bug and is good for detecting bugs up to ten feet away.
Another type of bug detector that looks like a pen is one that has a pocket sized transmitter that can easily be slipped into a pocket. Then when a bug is detected, the transmitter vibrates gently, letting you know that one or more hidden transmitters are present.
Other types of bug detectors available are tone decoders, and some of them have a built-in microphone so that no connection to the source is required. They have a sixteen digit LCD display that shows the numbers dialed on your phone instantly. These devices work great with noisy scanners and even long play tape recorders. They even come with a direct telephone line connection cable so that you can even see numbers as they are being dialed.
