| Subject: | Re: Plug-In Power Measurements |
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| From: | "nick_felmicamps" nick_felmicamps |
| Date: | Wed Jan 13, 2010 3:17 pm ((PST)) |
Thank you Rob and Mike for starting this off, very useful and interesting already. As Rob mentions, if people would prefer replies to be off list direct to me then please say so. For now I will publish the results to date here for all to see: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=3DtT8j52wDyIkmA47A_Y3Jfjg&single=3Dt= r\ ue&gid=3D0&range=3Da1%3Af20&output=3Dhtml <http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=3DtT8j52wDyIkmA47A_Y3Jfjg&single=3D= t\ rue&gid=3D0&range=3Da1%3Af20&output=3Dhtml> |
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