However the problem with evps in general, certainly the infinite # online is unless the evp is matched or in sync with video (photo's don't do it)  you can say you were in Chernobyl (why didn't Josh Gates get any evp's there?)  when you captured it, but when the only evidence is audio your suspect to criticism.

I need to see you asking the questions. Sure, even then in post production someone could dub the evp into the video. That too could be easily "portrayed," as a real evp especially in a youtube video when edited properly. But at least make them work for their fraud,

We could argue about what an evp says. You might hear the evp, where I hear nothing but garble, or distortion. The problem of fakery is the bigger issue. I could post a Class A evp today on youtube, claim I was in a cemetery, posting photos of me (staged) in one, then create the evp at home. In 48 hours I have 822,000  views as my evp declares, " If you listen to me, you're a fool!"

This guy seems sincere, a bit obsessed (it bothers me in one of his videos where you can hear his daughter asking how the evp knows her father's name), but he does appear to believe what he hears, especially in the link below.

If Cartman were posting here he'd say, "Dude! Are you f'ing kidding me?"

YouTube – EVPRecorder's Channel#p/u/47/gF6VQQJ38jA

No. That's my point. If you watch any of his videos he appears to be truly sincere. What he says he hears, he believes he hears. Personally I hear radio stations tuning & when you ask basic questiions you can almost get an answer, or answer you think you hear.

This is how you build a ghost box. This guy knows what he's atlking about but he has a heck of a time just getting to the point. He gets a bit excited when he starts telling you how little all the equipment costs. He's like an absent minded professer.

You can modify a # of different radios which he does in other videos, most of whaich are easily done. This one must be his mega ev-phone catapult grabber.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH_9MdJdRzo