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Subject: Electronic Surveillance (re:infinity/harmonica bugs, et al.)
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A few days ago I mentioned reading an article that described how an
"infinity bug" works.  I found the article:

	"Electronic Surveillance"
	Electronics World + Wireless World, October 1989

You should be able to find it at a local library.


Allyn Lai
allyn@cup.portal.com