Testing uranium oxide Fiesta dinnerware with a Geiger counter.
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I just bought a bunch of vaseline glass from an estate auction to use as radioactive test sources. Some aren't radioactive, some are pretty hot.
Small world. I just ordered some from Amazon. I bought two geiger counters from Electronic Goldmine a couple months ago. One for me and one for a Christmas gift coming up. I might get the glass today. It is 50 beads of yellow uranium glass.Quote:
Originally Posted by nova_robotics
What is the units is it reading? (.202) I know the wartime units were Roetgens/hr, and Milli Roetgens/hr.
Pretty sure that's micro-Sieverts per hour.Quote:
Originally Posted by tlnixon