Well this as I searched on the net is advertising, making money and fools out of those who want to make/buy such a bug scanner.
- I am not an electronics engineer but am being forced to.
- I do have access to all the hardware I may need.
- There are lots of shops claiming that they have devices which can scan a area to see if there are bugs or spy listener devices installed, but how do I know if these work?
- Personally I think this type of device only exists in James Bond movies :))
My boss's reason
- He seems to hear some sound in the conference room, and his room where he has to stay for another month.
- He claims the sound is something like "tii-eee, tii, teee ti ti" and so on. lol
Deliver
Okay, so now I have to reply to him with a gadget to scan his rooms for potential wireless transmitter bugs.
Best Answer
Consider a new job. :)
Apart from that, you could try and rent a spectrum analyzer from an equipment rental service, build a simple loop antenna (cut the end off a coax cable, loop some wire from the center conductor to the ground braid) and 'sniff' around the room to see if there's any spurious RF transmissions coincident with the "tii-ee, tii, teee ti ti" noises.