This might get you in the ballpark:
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20 years ago
This might get you in the ballpark:
And several others:
In article , snipped-for-privacy@catskill.net mentioned...
Better, at least it has some relative indication of strength on the meter. But still measures only EM fields, nothing else.
Won't allow access unless you have a password.
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If you're really serious about EM fields, take a look at:
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s/EM/electrostatic
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I got Not Found error.
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So did I, until I realized that it's:
The upper & lower case should have told me it was wrong. Nobody running a unix box would use ".htm"
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