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Fwd: [ecs] does such a product exist (other than those by Inovonics) ? Mark Gilmore Mon, 14 Feb 2005 16:21:05 -0800

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sorry - i should have said "transmitter" (inst of "sensor").

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>A small/low-voltage sensor transmits a "heartbeat" RF signal to a receiver,
>which in turn reports the sensor's *signal strength* to a PC.
>Such a product could be used for proximity detection (cars, pets, children).
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