Ghost Box Equipment.

July 14th, 2011 by Arwin John.

 

There are many kinds of ghost box radio's today. One can easily purchase it through radio shack or radio stores, or even through some people that offer to modify a certain radio and turn it into a ghost box and sell it to you. if you have background in electronics or radio's, you may even make your own one by utilizing a sweep circuit and adding it into a pre made radio. You may also use an old car radio and do a manual sweep by turning the tune knob forward and backward to do your ghost box session. or you may also use your old radio that has a tuning know to do your session. Its all about being creative. Below are the ghost box equipment that I personally have and often used.

 

The one above is the SB7 spirit box which was developed by Gary Galka of DAS with Spiritual guidance and influence from Chris Fleming. It is among the first commercially made Ghost Box that was marketed to fellow itc researchers worldwide.

When used by a properly trained individual, under certain circumstances, the P-SB7 will provide results similar that of an EVP recorder, but in real time.

The P-SB7 utilizes a milli-second adjustable Forward or Reverse frequency "sweep" technique coupled with a proprietary high frequency synthetic noise or "white noise" distributed between frequency steps. The New 2011 model now offers an enhanced FM frequency sweep which includes an additional 119 new frequencies from 76MHz to 87.9MHz. No other Hack Box or Modified radio currently offers this. A seven step adjustable sweep rate provides user flexibility based on individual technique and session circumstances. There are two discreet audio outputs; (1) 15mW Earphone, and (1) 250mW Speaker. A bright EL back light display with manual ON/OFF select is ideal for viewing in the dark. The P-SB7  uses three "AAA" batteries. The P-SB7 is intended to be used by professional investigators to help promote the field of Paranormal ITC Research.

This has been my favorite ITC device due to its performance, small portable size, milli second fast sweep rate and added frequency. I personally have 2 units of this itc device.

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Below is my first ever Ghost box. Its a radio Shack 12-587 Shack hack. This radio, I personally hacked it by simply bending a mute pin down to make the radio continuously scan. Sometimes it does stops when there is a strong signal. Therefore I have soldered a switch to the circuit to counter the problem and it works great. This particular works best in the am mode.  Although the scan is not as fast as I would like compared to the SB7 spirit box, this eventually does better in am mode due to the amount of radio stations in am we have in Malaysia is very less therefore much white noise is available in between for the spirits to use it. I have 2 units of this radio. One modified with the switch and one standard unit. I have heard Radio shack have changed the inner circuit of the new 12-587 and it can't be hacked. Therefore making this radio as a collector's item and a rare unit. But there are still other radios that you can modify such as the Sangean radio, and other Radio Shack models. If you do a Google search on Ghost box radio hack, you will find more info on it.

 

I have personally hacked this radio and if you would like to do it yourself, you may watch my video tutorial below.

 

I have also made a tutorial on how to add a switch to this 12.587 radio shack radio to prevent the radio from stopping in the middle of the session. Watch the tutorial below.

 

 

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This are basically the spirit box that I own. I will be acquiring more tech equipments to work with my ghost box soon. Therefore keep checking this page out to see what new items or tech I have included in my ITC research. Start doing you own ghost box session today.

 

All the best

Arwin John