PM1703M Personal Radiation Detector

[mythhealer]

If you put it in a jar, and place a sample in a shot glass, you should be able to test any material. Like a mass spectrometer checking for the presence of harmful contaminants.

my channel: mythhealer

[Seaprimate]

can you set minimum thresholds so it wont alarm with 6uR/h? or can you change how frequent it alarms?

[seeifyouspamme]

Got one. I have to say, the software is a bit useless...

[nicksuncle]

where can you buy them for 170 at?

[mkrubsack]

@nicksuncle I have no idea.

[tjorvenxD0o01ste]

where u can get this pls tell me !!!

[mkrubsack]

@tjorvenxD0o01ste Keep checking eBay.

[tjorvenxD0o01ste]

@mkrubsack ok thx

[Lamzor769]

I'm interested in experimenting with these at airport body scanners, does it show the strength of the radiation also?? is that the % mark at 1:40??

[AndrewKFletcher]

Got an older version from Ebay for £90.00, used it to show radiation at altitude on a commercial flight with Ryanair/ Check out my video.

[talibanrules]

is it expensive

please respond

[mkrubsack]

@talibanrules Yes, brand new they are over $1000

[TruUnderGroundHipHop]

@talibanrules you can get 1 for $170 if you want to order 1 il give you the website in a message if i do it on the comments youtube will not allow the comment to be posted.

[nicksuncle]

@TruUnderGroundHipHop

do you know where, michaelnouri@yahoo.com

[mkrubsack]

@talibanrules A good deal is to find one for $500 or less.

[WVCivilDefenseFreak]

hey i'm a firefighter where can i get one from for my hazmat ops and tech

[froggies100]

is gamma radiation the most common type of radiation around?

[mkrubsack]

@froggies100 Kinda. We are bombarded by cosmic rays, and they are gamma.

[Mrcabllegoo13]

@froggies100 i think it is alpha particles that are the most common, if not i second beta particles

[cheeseboat15]

Wonderful device, but appears to take quite some time to start up

[seeifyouspamme]

@cheeseboat15 You usually leave it turned on and it won't go through that every time.

[dahur]

I just received this, and I really like it. I'm waiting on the IR adapter to get here, then I'll be all set.

[mkrubsack]

Sometimes the IR adaptor is abit finicky, but once you get the hang of it, it's nice to use.

[1NWOMD]

Just curious. Is your detector EMP proof??

[mkrubsack]

@1NWOMD No.

[eggy741]

wiil it go off near a computor

[CPTeam222]

idk but i wan one

[mkrubsack]

No, it's quite particular to the radiation it registers. It is not a geiger counter, there is no G-M tube. It is a scintillator, and a CsI(TL) scintillation detector senses gamma emitting radioactive materials. CsI(TL)is Cesium Iodide doped with Thallium. It only detects gamma radiation, nothing else.

[mkrubsack]

@eggy741 No.