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Nuclear Radiation Detector and Isotope Identifier - Radiacode 102 - New Generation Geiger Counter Personal dosimeter
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Nuclear Radiation Detector and Isotope Identifier Features
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☢️ [Dosimeter] – Ultrafast sensitive scintillation detector for searching and measuring Gamma, X-ray, and hard Beta radiation.
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🎇[Isotope identifier] 9.5% ±0.4% (FWHM) for Cs-137. Optimal for beginners and intermediate-level users and professionals. Suitable for doomsday preppers or survival supplies kit
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🌎 [Radiation mapping] – Create tracks compatible with Gооgle Maps or offline Open Source Maps using our Mobile app.
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📱 [Mobile and PC applications] – Available for Ios, Android and PC. Open extra captivating features, graphs, logs, maps etc.
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🔆❄️ [Energy and temperature compensation] – Accurate readings in any weather conditions, even in heat and frost.
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🥗 [Food examination] – Exclusive advanced feature to exclude the consumption of food products contaminated with nuclear radiation.
About Nuclear Radiation Detector And Isotope Identifier
[Radiation Detector and Dosimeter] The counting rate of Radiacode is 300-500 CPM, which is on average 15-20 times faster than conventional dosimeters based on the Geiger-Müller tube. What advantages does this provide? Imagine finding yourself in an unfamiliar area and wanting to explore the territory for radiation. With a regular Geiger counter, you would need to move at a pace of 2-3 steps per minute. However, with Radiacode, you can walk at a normal speed and even record the radiation levels at each point. You could even record the radioactive path with GPS coordinates on Google Maps. [Spectrometer and Isotope Identification] Gamma spectrometry is a standout feature of Radiacode, making it a breakthrough in the realm of radiation detectors. Previously accessible only with costly laboratory equipment, this capability now fits into a pocket-sized device weighing just 67 grams. Now, you can identify radiation sources, whether it's Radium-226, Cesium-137, Thorium-232, Am-241, or a number of other isotopes. This is fascinating from a scientific perspective, as it immerses you in the mysterious world of nuclear physics and provides insight into the invisible matter around us. Study radiation sources, formulate hypotheses, engage in discussions within our communities of like-minded individuals, and make discoveries. It also has a vital practical applications. [Radiation Mapping] Radiacode's captivating feature is its ability to record radiation measurements on Google Maps or OpenStreetMap (OSM) when synchronized with a smartphone via Bluetooth. The device automatically captures radiation levels at user-defined intervals, creating a track composed of colored points on the map. The color of the track represents the radiation level at the corresponding location: shades of red signify higher levels, yellow indicates moderate levels, and blue and green show lower levels. This color-coding is as straightforward as a traffic light system.
