Joe Biden needs this pen for tonight's debate

[zulchzulu]

Identify wireless signals at frequencies up to 3 GHz with our cleverly disguised Wireless Signal Detector. No one will suspect that you are actually searching for Wireless Signals while you write or operate your PDA. Wireless Radio Frequencies can be detected with the push of a button.

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Specifications

* Detectable distance up to 10 Feet
* 500 MHz to 3 GHz Detectable Frequency
* Red LED flash
* PDA Stylus for touch screen devices
* Functioning ball point pen
* Powered by 2 3V DC, LR44 Button Cell Batteries, included

Size

* 5 1/2″ x 1/2″ x 1/2″

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[dchill]

1. Seriously, you're absolutely right.

Perhaps, though, he should also bring a crossbow, for defensive purposes. :thumbsup:

[Midlodemocrat]

2. Or silver bullets.

[Speck Tater]

3. The problem is legit wireless mikes, and other RF emitting gear in and around the TV equipment. NT

[unblock]

4. wouldn't the normal production equipment set that off?

i mean, television cameras, headsets, walkie-talkies, cell phones, closed-circuit monitors, microphones, etc; they gotta have all sorts of equipment all around to legitimately run the show. i would think this would make picking out a not-so-legitimate signal a bit tricky.

[FatDave]

7. Yes.

I've seen them try to demonstrate those things on TV, and they always are indicating a positive. That thing will go off no matter what in a production studio.

[zulchzulu]

8. He could look at his pen when he first shakes her hand...

The thing would shake out of his hand...

[unblock]

5. .

<dupe, please ignore>

[cui bono]

6. LOL