Paranormal Activity Research Association

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Investigators

Toolkit...

It is essential for the investigator of the paranormal to have the right tools with him or her at all times. What you will find here is a list of the most commonly used tools for the investigator. In time, you will adjust this list to your own personal needs, but I recommend that you have with you, at the very least, the tools you will find here.

The most important tool, you as an investigator of the paranormal holds is yourself. If you do not have an open mind, or you have a negative attitude when going out on an investigation, you will most likely find what you expected to find, nothing! You as the investigator, must always be prepared for whatever may arise. Many times you will come upon a hoax, although dissapointing fill out your reports anyways, your investigation is not a failure. You have managed to uncover a hoax and you should be proud, this shows that your investigative skills are strong and you will now be able to expose to the public what could otherwise hurt the paranormal community by making us look like frauds.

Always know what you are getting yourself into. Do not go out on an investigation in a strang and unfamiliar area. Do not go out alone. If at all possible, learn everything you can about the area and the history of the haunting. Should the investigation become a little out of control, leave, perhaps it is not your everyday ghost you are dealing with here, never risk yours and others personal safety for the sake of a good picture or story.

BASIC ITEMS

Here are some things that you should ALWAYS have during an investigation. A tool bag and back pack are essential for carrying your tools.
Here are the tools that should always be at hand:

1. Notebook and pen
2. Extra Batteries
3. Flashlight
4. Measuring tape
5. Extra films and recording tapes
6. Small tool kit
7. Camera
8. Thermometer
9. Map
10. Compass
11. Extra Clothes
12. First Aid Kit

Optional tools

1. Electro-magnetic Field Detector
2. Motion Sensors
3. Video Camera w/ Tripod
4. Night Vision Goggles
5. Electronic Thermal Scanner
6. Small Tape Recorder
7. Small digital Recorder
8. Digital Camera

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