I always wanted to know about those things Ill enjoy watching this video thanks for uploading it

Thank you for solving a mystery. I found one in my Dad’s things and thought it was a pen light until I looked a bit closer. He did nuclear engineering at Diablo Canyon Power Plant in California. He kept the most amazing gadgets from all over the world. Clever boy. Cheers!

Very informative!

Very good.

Very interesting vid

Would it be possible to charge a polish DKP-50 with the British charger?

Fascinating

If you carefully shine a light directly into the other end you might be able to see from the camera

can you please tell me if you have any ideas on charging the Polish one without a charger?

how long it can keep charged?

What happens if I attempt to charge one with a makeshift charger?

What would be a good one to purchase for the layman amazon has lots of different. types and prices ????NORTHERN CANADA

I love cold war stuff

How accurate are these?

@LubckeEnjoyer

Жыл бұрын

Not the best for long term use, They loose charge over time so it will show higher dose

@Phoenix88.

Жыл бұрын

After playing with various models (USA, USSR, UK, FRANCE...) for a year I found that they are very reliable even after 50 years. After 1 year in a drawer all of the dosimeters that I zeroed (they ones that worked and could be zeroed, about 90% of them) are still perfectly at zero. And dose measurement accuracy is also as good as new. Even though pen dosimeters are much cheaper than geiger counters they are more accurate because they use ionization chambers. Accuracy is usually within 10% compared to a modern calibrated geiger counter which is +-20% or even +-30% accurate.

3:22 Thank you - 220820 5:45pm - (Ronaldo to Barca?)

I purchase 10 and dont know how to measure radietion

@pricetag30

2 жыл бұрын

He just explained how

Neat 0

can i go into a room with a smoke detector and will it detect it

@Weaponsandstuff93

3 жыл бұрын

No these are for lethal levels of radiation not close to background levels from Am241 inside a smoke alarm.

@milkbag163

3 жыл бұрын

@@Weaponsandstuff93 thanks

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Thanks for the interesting information, but far too much repeated information. For a technical show-and-tell, write and use a script and keep it tight. Also, when you can't show something directly, provide a drawing, schematic, etc. and then explain the drawing. Don't just tell us we can't see it...that adds no value at all and just wastes time.