Looking for a Gieger counter but they're too expensive?
Mar 11, 2022 12:30:43 GMT -6
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Post by papaof2 on Mar 11, 2022 12:30:43 GMT -6
This is intended as a workplace monitor it might also be useful as a survey meter in a nuclear event. It has a rechargeable battery so you wouldn't be hunting for some odd battery type or size.
I'm spending too much time on Rx painkillers to be functional enough to do a good review on a device like this so I won't be getting one in the immediate future.
www.banggood.com/IN-STOCK-High-Precision-0_-05uSv-50mSv-Nuclear-Radiation-Detector-with-Built-in-Battery-TFT2_0-Color-Display-Screen-Alarm-Fuction-p-1936930.html?cur_warehouse=CN&utm_source=emarsys&utm_medium=mail_22Spring03_email1&utm_campaign=newsletteremarsys&utm_content=pipixia&sc_src=email_5195212&sc_eh=d3524bdb6ede03211&sc_llid=775642&sc_lid=239238228&sc_uid=kBTueZKlHk
It's $69.99 + $3.69 shipping.
You can download the manual from that page so you can read the specs without the hype ;-) The device reads in milli-Sieverts and micro-Sieverts and can be set for audio and/or visual alerts when you've received a specific dosage of radiation. No click-click-click that gets faster as the radiation gets higher but an audio alert that's triggered below the threshold of injury would tell you to leave the area.
I'm spending too much time on Rx painkillers to be functional enough to do a good review on a device like this so I won't be getting one in the immediate future.
www.banggood.com/IN-STOCK-High-Precision-0_-05uSv-50mSv-Nuclear-Radiation-Detector-with-Built-in-Battery-TFT2_0-Color-Display-Screen-Alarm-Fuction-p-1936930.html?cur_warehouse=CN&utm_source=emarsys&utm_medium=mail_22Spring03_email1&utm_campaign=newsletteremarsys&utm_content=pipixia&sc_src=email_5195212&sc_eh=d3524bdb6ede03211&sc_llid=775642&sc_lid=239238228&sc_uid=kBTueZKlHk
It's $69.99 + $3.69 shipping.
You can download the manual from that page so you can read the specs without the hype ;-) The device reads in milli-Sieverts and micro-Sieverts and can be set for audio and/or visual alerts when you've received a specific dosage of radiation. No click-click-click that gets faster as the radiation gets higher but an audio alert that's triggered below the threshold of injury would tell you to leave the area.