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Newest Spy Ear Version - Super Sensitive SIM Audio Surveilance Device cwh0293
Highlights:
- 1. Super Sensitive Mic to Capture The Voice Nearby Cvertly
- 2. 1600-2000 Feet Long Working Range
- 3. Crystal Clear Sound Capturing
- 4. Low MOQ: 10pcs only
This compact device is made for convenient SIM audio surveillance, crafted with advanced SIM audio Surveillance technology. It offers instant super-sensitive SIM audio surveillance solution in a small and sturdy constructed shell.
Embedded with specially designed embedded microphone system, it is no software, or configuration required. Just insert a valid SIM card into the indicated SIM card slot, hide in an inconspicuous location, you could listen to the sound of its surrounding wherever you want to, it is the ideal SIM surveillance equipment available. Please do not use it to engage any illegal activity. It is applied in EU countries and workable with Tri-Band system at 900/1800/1900(have not tested in USA.
yet).
Features:
* Super-sensitive audio surveillance. Much better quality
* Frequency: 900, 1800, 1900
* Embed four condense microphone
* 24 hour non-stop power supply
* All GSM SIM card compatible
* Microphone range(Meter): 5~7(Radius), 4 levels
* Receive sensitivity: -+10K
* Working temp: -40~50'C
* Responding frequency: 1.2K~800Khz
* Stand-by time: 15 days
Dimension: 2.4 x 1.5 x 0.8 Inc
Operating Procedure( Caution)
Do not insert the SIM into the slot in the wrong direction.
* Charging up the device, Red and Green LED lights ON. When the device is fully charged up, only Red LED lights ON
* Place the SIM card into the slot with the contact points facing down (according to the pictures indication)
* The flash of red light indicates the SIM card is correctly inserted. SIM spy will completed initialization and maintain in stand-by status.
* Dial the SIM card number, you could hear the sound around the SIM card spy
* Please do not use it to engage any illegal activity
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Package Content
* 1 x GSM SIM Audio Surveilance Device, This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 18 February, 2009.
