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<span style="display:block;text-align:center;clear:both"><img alt="Reviews of (60) Games I've Completed This Year... So Far... (6 Month Omnibus Edition)" src="http://i.imgur.com/FIPxVVZ.jpg" loading="lazy" style="max-width: 335px;"></span>Review: The EM3 From Wildlife Acoustics (Part 1 Of 2) - Some preliminary thoughts, and first impressions -Well, it's finally here! The long-anticipated, new Echo Meter 3 from Wildlife Acoustics, Inc. is now available! I must state, first and foremost: That this new bat detector is revolutionary. It is the first hand-held, ultrasonic detector to feature a (live) sonogram display! I envision this feature being very welcomed by experienced hobbyists and Bat Workers/Researchers. Besides being unprecedented, technologically advanced and scientifically useful - The display looks very cool! It can also made to display "White-on-black" (for low light use) at the press of a button. This setting, is recommended for use in darkness (in the field, etc.). In regards to my more recent reviews; I've been trying to keep a new goal in mind: I've made an effort to keep my reviews a bit shorter; whenever possible. Of course, with some new bat detectors - They simply have too many features to effectively cover on just one, long page.
This new EM3 is a good example, of such an instrument. Like other high-end ultrasonic detectors: It has lots of features! The new Echo Meter 3 arrived promptly, and was very well packaged. As you can see, from the photos: The EM3 is shipped to you with a lot of extras, as standard accessories. Last, but not least of which, is a really neat custom nylon carry case. The EM3 fits in the case like a glove. And, provides sufficient protection. I'd like to convey the new EM3's features, in the "order in which they were discovered" by me. So, I believe this format will be useful. First, I'm happy to report that the unit does fit comfortably in the hand. Even with the Garmin GPS unit attached to the back. The next feature, that I happen to like - Is the bright, bi-color LED (on the side of the unit) which serves as a battery charging status indicator. Red while the batteries are charging and Green when charging is complete. It is super-bright - Not to worry, it won't be illuminated during normal use (in the field). I've noticed that the (included) rechargeable batteries charge-up in a very short time.

BUT. I think I am more likely to enjoy cozy mysteries than any other "kind" of mystery. I do not want the focus to be on blood and violence. I want to be charmed by the narrator. I want to enjoy watching someone I like solve a crime. For now, the library will probably be my preferred place to find mysteries. I am happy to consider cozy mysteries for review. Poetry -- I want to like poetry more than I actually do. I try to stay current on poetry for children and young adults. But that's about it. Short Story Collections -- I have found a few authors that can write really great, amazing short stories. My two favorites would be Ray Bradbury and L.M. Montgomery. But. I'm sure there are others out there for me to discover. Still, this genre is more of a challenge for me than others.

Since characters are the MOST important thing to me, it can be difficult to become attached when I'm reading short stories. You have to make me care. And that's not always easy in ten or twelve pages. Graphic Novels -- I enjoy the occasional graphic novel. Babymouse would probably be my favorite series for younger readers. I enjoy graphic novel classics as well. But I'm still out of my comfort zone when it comes to reading these. Thriller/Suspense/Horror -- I'm MUCH more likely to pick up paranormal/supernatural than I am thriller/horror. I do not like bloody violence. I do not like action-packed violent adventures. I do not want to be scared. I am NOT interested in self-help or how-to books. I am NOT interested in business, finance, or economics. I am more interested in strong characters, well-written, fleshed-out, human characters. Plot is secondary to me. I have to care about the characters in order to care about the plot. That being said, compelling storytelling is something that I love. Views love to become absorbed in what I'm reading.

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