Germany says "Hallo"!
7 years 3 months ago #3475
by clms
Germany says "Hallo"! was created by clms
Hallo!
let me introduce myself:
my LND712 is located at N53.91887, E10.69691 (North-Eastern Germany). It is the Sparkfun board with a custom programmed solar/battery powered
ESP8266 which is currently posting to https://thingspeak.com/channels/305931
in a 15 minute average converted to uSv per hour.
Well, it is supposed to be installed outdoors but currently for testing purposes indoors. The attached picture shows the "naked" setup which
is supposed to reside in its own box.
Greetings
Coolmeise
let me introduce myself:
my LND712 is located at N53.91887, E10.69691 (North-Eastern Germany). It is the Sparkfun board with a custom programmed solar/battery powered
ESP8266 which is currently posting to https://thingspeak.com/channels/305931
in a 15 minute average converted to uSv per hour.
Well, it is supposed to be installed outdoors but currently for testing purposes indoors. The attached picture shows the "naked" setup which
is supposed to reside in its own box.
Greetings
Coolmeise
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7 years 3 months ago #3480
by ChrisLX200
Replied by ChrisLX200 on topic Germany says "Hallo"!
Welcome Coolmeise! The LND712 is a quality tube so you should be getting good results with that
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7 years 3 months ago #3484
by clms
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Yeah, the LND is pretty neat compared to my older Geiger tube from Soviet production.
I am still not sure about the correct conversion factor. The mica covered window for alpha particles is yet closed as visible on the photo as it looks so fragile.
With no alpha detection I suppose the correction factor is a bit off. My station neighbours have about 10-20% higher readings.
I am still not sure about the correct conversion factor. The mica covered window for alpha particles is yet closed as visible on the photo as it looks so fragile.
With no alpha detection I suppose the correction factor is a bit off. My station neighbours have about 10-20% higher readings.
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7 years 3 months ago #3486
by ChrisLX200
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From what I've read ( https://sites.google.com/site/diygeigercounter/gm-tubes-supported ) the conversion factor is around 108CMP/uSv for the LND712.
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7 years 3 months ago #3496
by mw0uzo
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