How to handle quiver3 vector scaling?

How can I display the magnitude of the arrows for the line charge without resorting to unit vectors? I think I understand that quiver3 scales the vectors based on the highest number, however I am unsure how to deal with the high numbers in a mesh grid. I do have isinf = nan code, just incase.

Context: plotting electric fields due to line charge

range = -2:0.1:2;
[x,y,z] = meshgrid (range,range,range);
q1 = 2E-6; % Test Charge Value
k = 9E9; % Permitivity 

circx = -1:.001:0;
extot = zeros(1,1,1);
eytot = zeros(1,1,1);
eztot = zeros(1,1,1);

% Test Charge 1 at (1,0,0)
% ex = (k*q1 ./ ((x-1).^2 + y.^2 + z.^2).^(3/2)) .* (x-1); 
% ey = (k*q1 ./ ((x-1).^2 + (y).^2 + z.^2).^(3/2)) .* y;
% ez = (k*q1 ./ ((x-1).^2 + y.^2 + (z).^2).^(3/2)) .* z;


%%  Line Charge
 for num = 1:length(circx)
    extot = extot + (k*q1 ./ ((x-circx(1,num)).^2 + y.^2 + ((z-abs(sqrt(1-circx(1,num).^2))).^2)).^(3/2)) .* (x-circx(1,num)); 
    eytot = eytot + (k*q1 ./ ((x-circx(1,num)).^2 + y.^2 + ((z-abs(sqrt(1-circx(1,num).^2))).^2)).^(3/2)) .* (y);
    eztot = eztot + (k*q1 ./ ((x-circx(1,num)).^2 + y.^2 + ((z-abs(sqrt(1-circx(1,num).^2))).^2)).^(3/2)) .* (z-(sqrt(1-circx(1,num).^2))); 
 end
 
 
 quiver3(x,y,z,extot,eytot,eztot)
 view(0,0)

Vectors plotted as is:

Dividing by the magnitude:

However I want the intensity to be similar to the behavior of the vectors for the point charges:

[Rik]

I'm not sure what your exact question is. Do you want the quivers to scale to some maximum length?

[Daniel M]

I haven't looked into whether you've implemented the code properly (if you post the equation we can check that). Just wanted to point out that the electric field from a point charge falls off as 1/r^2, whereas a line charge falls off linearly. So, you shouldn't "want" the vector magnitudes to be scaled similarly to the point charges because that is not how physics says it will behave.

P.s. I love the image of the point charges. It is so cool. You should try to plot the field lines of a magnetic dipole next.

[Jan Mar]

Sorry for the confusion! Yes, I want vectors to be more apparent near the line charge and fade the farther you move away.

In the for loop, if you change the iterations to 1:3, the vectors display the desired behavior. But anything beyond that the lines disappear.