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I feel you, but I also think you don't need to buy special equipment, they might ignore anyway. To get a rough reading, your smartphone can provide that data v

by lukan 1y ago

I feel you, but I also think you don't need to buy special equipment, they might ignore anyway. To get a rough reading, your smartphone can provide that data via app. Then you would have some numbers you can tell official people - and then they can measure again with calibrated eqipment if in doubt.

neilv 1y ago
Is there an app you'd recommend? (PhyPhox on my phone says it wants to be "calibrated" against one of those meters, but I haven't checked how accurate it is without that.)
- lukan 1y ago
  Unfortunately not. I tried it out one time, but don't remember the name. But there are many and the basic functionality should be the same.
- gruez 1y ago
  If you're on iPhone you can use "NIOSH SLM", which is pre-calibrated for iPhones.
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