Hello from Wellard, Western Australia

Greetings!

I recently assembled a GK-mini kit from DIYGeigerCounter and then hooked the serial output of this neat little Geiger counter up to an nodemcu to relay readings to my computer. I log this data into a sql database and am currently working on a way to display it on my website.

The GK-mini kit has a SBM-20 attached to it (initially all i had was a horrible SI-3BG) I've got the detector sitting on the desk next to me at the moment, until I can get it setup in a case and put it in my garage.

I'm a software developer who loves all sorts of sensors, I've got a weather station hooked up feeding me more data, along with several gas sensors, uv sensors and air quaility sensors all feeding into a central server.

Cheers all!

Thanks! I cannot for the life of me find the PM with the password in it though.

It works!
I've also completed the first version of my data logger software!

I've got my nodeMCU reading the serial data from the GK-mini, feeding it into my local wifi via a UDP broadcast. ( I know I could submit this direct to radmon.org, but where is the fun in that )
Which is then being listened to by a .net core command line app which logs it to my database, as well as calculates a 5 minute average of all samples and uploads it to radmon.org
Graphs are underway, I just need to sort some moving averages, and accumulations of uSv per period

Fun times!

Now I just need to get my coordinates updated to the following -32.2682669,115.8253875 and I'll be good to go, I'll have to buy a few more kits to place around the city and state to get some more data.

Well done, good fun