I'm having some issues related to my upcoming surgery and don't have much energy at the moment but I wanted to add a few things to what I already said about KEP.

This, like ALL of CT's creations, is worth far more than the small initial investment. It's well made. It will perform flawlessly. I don't think anybody that can fog a mirror would ever suspect that you are getting some "help". And like most things in our craft, we want the secret to remain a secret!

There are many uses for KEP with just one sensor. I loved CT's "Blank Deck" and did it for my wife. She not only loved it but was so startled by blank cards, (as many people have been over the years) THEY are what she talked about - and kept her prediction card!

KEP is a WINNER and I plan to get more sensors after I heal up from surgery. I can say buy this, you won't regret it, with complete confidence!

Also - please - visit my gofundme page. We are over our initial goal, but that was the minimum needed. The number we need to hit, ESPECIALLY AFTER MY VISIT WITH THE SURGEON YESTERDAY, is higher. We have 5 days to get the rest. I'd appreciate any help you could offer.

My gofundme site is https://gofund.me/f31cc2b9


Thank you very much!
carl

@ Christopher: You sure did sir! Thank you.

My son has placed the order on Stevens Magic Emporium. For now I have purchased the BASIC SET (Single Unit and Receiver).

Though I still have a few queries, but hopefully they will be resolved once I receive the item and have fully understood its working/functioning. For now the KEP seems quite promising.

Ustaad - you will love KEP!!!

Best wishes!
Carl

Does one sensor mean I can detect only one thing leaving or being placed upon it? Meaning, if I have 3 items on the table can I tell which is taken with one sensor or would I need 3 and have to place them accordingly?

Correct. There is A LOT you can do with one sensor though. In fact, most of the routine ideas provided with the units use only a single sensor. That includes a "Bagless Kurotsuki"; Free Will (with back turned); reading thoughts in a drop of water; much more. Of course, you can also monitor three items with only two units; if the participant picks up an object and there is no signal, you have it.

Christopher

Are you using the "coaster" or the under table sensor?

Sorry Saturnkk, not sure as to whom are you directing the question. The examples I mentioned above are referring to the Standard version (under table or box lid). The disc (coaster) version is mostly for use with a bowl of water, though there are other applications one could devise for it with some imagination.

Christopher