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Vintage UFO detector instruments - EndtheMadnessNow - 06-02-2023 Vintage UFO detector instruments, gadgets, gizmos, apparatus, & contraptions from the good 'ole days...including 21st century gimmick crap. The 1973 GEOS-10. Compact and "Swiss"-made, for a cool $13.95 ($93 in 2022 USD) Newspaper clipping from The Modesto Bee Ornapress UFO detector Geos-10 Swiss Made Vintage A 1974 DIY circuit diagram, fun for the whole family! UFOs and Related Subjects: An Annotated Bibliography (1969) Contemporary device by Images Scientific Instruments, Inc. Total crap, looks terrible, needs a stupid app. Plenty of false positives, this thing gets fooled by a magnet even in the promo video! Perfection from UFO Review: UFO Review Flying Newspaper 1979 In 1953 the Canadian gov was planning to build a flying saucer observatory, led by the Dept of Transportation & Defense Research Board. St. Louis Post-Dispatch This 1964 UFO detector passed muster with Manilla Barber, a witch and retired Commander in the US Navy Nursing Corps. The Philadelphia Inquirer RE: Vintage UFO detector instruments - EndtheMadnessNow - 06-02-2023 Sep 7, 1967: Santa Ynez Valley News In 1967 a West Virginia mechanical engineer for Union Carbide designed a UFO detector, and claimed its alarm went off at the same time a UFO was seen hovering over a local UC plant. Sunday Gazette-Mail In 1968 police in Ft. Lauderdale mistook a homemade UFO detector for a bomb. Fort Lauderdale News 1968: Practical Electronics (UK, March 1969) Project 1947 The UFO Chronicles Skeptics UFO Newsletter This 1951 device, exhibited at the 3rd annual Los Angeles hobby show, appears highly unorthodox at first glance. But it’s clunky and has a big sign stating FLYING SAUCER DETECTOR, so it’s still kosher. The “Do Nothing” Machine—it produces nothing except smiles. Quote:Life Magazine in 1953 headlined its article, “Machine-Age Revenge—Californian’s mechanical clown is built to accomplish nothing.” It went on to say: They have an older vid on their website when the machine was shiny & new. Below is from 2010: RE: Vintage UFO detector instruments - EndtheMadnessNow - 06-02-2023 Flying Saucers February 1961 UFO Sightings Vol. 2 No. 2 (May 1981) From the 1999/2009 book by LEONARD LANDER, "BEYOND THE DIAL An Investigation into the Electronic Voice Phenomenon and other Esoteric Technological Transceivings" PDF, Page 57 |