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Black and Decker Thermal Leak Detector - air path detector?

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Old 30-12-2008, 10:44 PM   #1
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Black and Decker Thermal Leak Detector - air path detector?
Just seen this on uncrate.com and was wondering if it would work as a tool for detecting air paths and therefore sources of sound?

This is the link to it on amazon:

Amazon.com: Black & Decker Thermal Leak Detector: Home Improvement

Its described as being able to detect energy 'leaks' around outlets etc which are a common air path for noise, which is where my thinking started!

So what are the thoughts on this idea??
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