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To: Magnatizer who wrote (11637)	12/11/2000 7:23:50 PM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (2) of 14778

edit here at the top of the message after I decided to use the internet instead of my peabrain ....ggggg try this, it seems pretty good .. noradcorp.com and here is my original message ..... from my limited knowledge I seem to recall that what you will need is a measuring device that is called something akin to a Fluxometer or a Fluxgate Magnetometer.... it will operate similar to a voltmeter to show slight fields of potential electrical disruption.... I don't have one of them, and haven't used one, but it is very much like a radiation leakage detector used on microwave ovens, only for magnetized fields..... the one that measures inside a closed loop of wire, or a coil, ... or at least the one that I have is, an AMP-Probe ... or a smaller unit is the AMP-probe jr .... it shows the current "draw" in amps on electric driven devices, such as a/c, compressors, heat coils, etc ... good luck ...

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