Ok I'm asking my self these questions and hoping maybe to

get some logical answers from believers and non-believers alike.

1. Can a recorder with the voice activation on, record an EVP?

2. Is it possible for a voice recorder to pick up sound waves (voices) near power lines?

3.In the winter time, when getting out of a vehicle, how long does the moisture (if thats what it's called) from the exhaust, last in the air?

(let's say no wind)

These are a few questions that have popped in my head recently and what better place to ask.

And I will probably ask a few more soon.

Thanks

Thanks Stephen, you've always been a big help. As for the voice activation, I didn't do it but I know someone who did accidently and they used the RCA recorder like mine. These questions have popped in my head because I am looking for a logical explaination for every thing. My team will grasp onto it quicker than me, and I like to take time and look for an alternative explaination myself. This, I think is a good thing on both of our parts.

As for the name, it's Greek. Taken from Haephasteus (if I spelled it right). It was the name of my beloved Siamese Cat.

And how are you on the photographs? I have been messing with my camera and getting different effects, and studying from others on what can cause an orb, vortice and vapor. Another one of my ways to debunk something. I will probably throw some of those questions out there soon.

Thanks again

Ok Stephen I need to throw a camera ? at ya.

First off let me tell you about something I find interesting. We had went to a cemetery awhile back, I can't remember the temperature, humidity etc., I know I have it written down somewhere. Now the front of the cemetery is a paved road, as you go to the back there is a very large man made pond, (I guess thats what it is). But still a little ways away. When I started taking pics in the front, nothing really in the pics, however when I made my way to the back, orbs got more plentiful and making my way from the back to the front they became less. Now to me this is awesome because it is clearly moisture orbs I was seeing. And I definately want to go back and do this again. I can also see the difference here in some orbs. Because I do believe most orbs can be explained away except one in a while I get one that just really stands out to me. I really feel this was an educational experience for me. For I feel we will always learn new things in this field everyday.

I plan on trying to recreate this again, and I know a flash plays a big role. And when it comes to exposure time and all that stuff I can't understand about a camera. (Which I need to learn ASAP) So my question is "If I were to use my camera on museum setting, what speed would this be, or would there be a better setting to use, (day or night)?

If you know of any good books on learming these things, let me know.

Thanks