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SpiriTron Analysis

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SpiriTron is a free utility application designed for Android devices, catering to those interested in paranormal activities and tools. It offers a range of features that assist users in exploring spiritual phenomena. The app includes various tools such as EMF detectors, spirit box functionalities, and audio recording options, all aimed at enhancing the user's experience in the realm of paranormal investigation. The interface is user-friendly, allowing both novices and experienced users to navigate easily through its features.

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In addition to its core functionalities, SpiriTron provides educational content about paranormal activity and methodologies, helping users understand the tools at their disposal. The app is designed to be compatible with most Android devices, ensuring accessibility for a wide audience. With its combination of practical tools and informative resources, SpiriTron serves as a comprehensive platform for anyone interested in the paranormal.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 1.6 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
11
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

SpiriTron audio by Ron Ruiz provides non radio tones to create a robotic style sound similar to Bill O'Neils Mark IV Spiricom device from back in.

SpiriTron audio by Ron Ruiz provides non radio tones to create a robotic style sound similar to Bill O'Neils Mark IV Spiricom device from back in the 1980's.

App developed on from base code supplied from Unity Project by Appydroid.


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