I bought an multimeter (I always called them ohmmeters) at Walmart

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The discussion revolves around the sensitivity of probes for reading brainwaves and the appropriate insertion depth for effective use. Participants humorously engage with the topic, with one suggesting that brainwaves are necessary for the probes to work. There are light-hearted comments about the experience of using the probes, but caution is advised against connecting EEG pads to a power source, referencing a negative personal experience. Overall, the conversation blends technical inquiry with humor while emphasizing safety concerns regarding the use of brainwave-reading devices.
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Is it sensitive enough to read brainwaves and how far do I have to push these probes into my head?
 
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tribdog said:
Is it sensitive enough to read brainwaves and how far do I have to push these probes into my head?

Yes, it should work. But first you need brainwaves, sorry you walked into that one!
 
and I was going to suggest the other end...
 
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tribdog said:
why did I ever leave this place? Can't you just feel the love?


Yeah, its that pain in your...
 
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franznietzsche said:
Heathen. How dare you link anything relating to that abomination.
Tribdog desvers to know that he can now sleep without worring about TKC.
 
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tribdog said:
Is it sensitive enough to read brainwaves and how far do I have to push these probes into my head?
I'm not sure. But I can tell you most definitely that you should never, ever connect a couple EEG pads to your forehead, and connect a 9V battery between the pad leads. Don't ask me how I know that.
 
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