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I have a question for you fox hunters how would I locate a intercom hidden in a wall or soffit ? My friend lives in a house that use to be connected with the house next store they had intercoms to commutation
they where covered over but not removed. They where Oracle Wireless Portable Intercom I guess they last like 2 -3 years on batteries and are always on. Rather then tar out the walls which are plaster with wire mess . I thought of using a metal detector but the wire mess is being picked up. I tried my pro 95 handheld in 900 mode but the people that make the intercom said that would not work . You can hear it but can not tell where it is coming from it is very faint. At first the owner thought it was just out side noise. We had a bad storm and it started after that. How can we trace it down ? I guess they used 3/8 dry wall
and covered everything in the building. I told my friend I would ask on here that sounds like fox hunting is looking for transmitters and this would be like it. I think it fell down and is in the ceiling. I never thought a intercom could last 2-3 years being on all the time till someone told me about the Oracle brand. Any help would be appreciated. I am not sure it is this brand I am guessing only because the intercom last so long on batterys
we tried turning off the power to see if it was connected but did not stop the noise.
they where covered over but not removed. They where Oracle Wireless Portable Intercom I guess they last like 2 -3 years on batteries and are always on. Rather then tar out the walls which are plaster with wire mess . I thought of using a metal detector but the wire mess is being picked up. I tried my pro 95 handheld in 900 mode but the people that make the intercom said that would not work . You can hear it but can not tell where it is coming from it is very faint. At first the owner thought it was just out side noise. We had a bad storm and it started after that. How can we trace it down ? I guess they used 3/8 dry wall
and covered everything in the building. I told my friend I would ask on here that sounds like fox hunting is looking for transmitters and this would be like it. I think it fell down and is in the ceiling. I never thought a intercom could last 2-3 years being on all the time till someone told me about the Oracle brand. Any help would be appreciated. I am not sure it is this brand I am guessing only because the intercom last so long on batterys
we tried turning off the power to see if it was connected but did not stop the noise.
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