How to Make a Ghost Box Foil

Increase your chances of capturing paranormal sounds by placing your ghost box in a foil echo chamber.

If you are interested in the paranormal, you should know the inventor of the ghost box is Frank Sumption. He created the first ghost box by converting an old ham radio. To limit interference, he placed the radio in an external echo chamber. Currently, there are only 97 boxes from the originator in existence. Ghost boxes placed in a foil echo chamber reduce radio signals and capture higher quality sounds.

Things You'll Need

• Cardboard box
• Rubber cement
• Aluminum foil
• Scissors

Instructions

1. Locate a cardboard box that is larger than your ghost box.

2. Coat the outside of the box with rubber cement.

3. Wrap three layers of aluminum foil around the box. Let the glue dry for two hours.

4. Cut a 1-inch hole on the top of the box using scissors. Use the hole to insert and remove the speaker wires from the ghost box.

5. Insert the ghost box and pull the speaker wires through the cut hole. Close the top of the ghost box. You now made a foil echo chamber for your ghost box.

References

• ITC Voices; The Father of Ghost Box Communication; Tim Woolworth; 2010
• YouTube: How to Make a Ghost Box Clearer For EVP