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7858
Jim; Thanks for the information. I have a high impedance probe I use with a Simpson model 267 meter. It's 100 meg. I have used it on other Geiger counter...
Banker, Dennis C
datadolt1
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Feb 1, 2007
2:14 pm
7859
Hi Dan, I have two 190s that I got on eBay and like them both. I have three probes with individual modules so that I can use any probe with either counter. I...
Lenox Carruth
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Feb 1, 2007
4:33 pm
7860
I have posted this information bvefore on one of these forums, but it bears reposting since there have been several posts on the topic of using DMMs for HV...
kwcclark
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Feb 1, 2007
9:11 pm
7861
Hi, Valid comment, below is an extract from the Fluke 80k40 EHT probe manual, * The input impedance of Autoranging Fluke handheld digital multimeters varies as...
Robert Atkinson
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Feb 1, 2007
10:47 pm
7862
Lenox, Thank you for the excellent write up. The unit I have is white, and was last calibrated towards the end of 2005, it's due. I'll problably take your...
dan_autry
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Feb 2, 2007
3:55 am
7865
I got my start in geiger counters and electronics in the 60's when I found a book at the local library on atomic experiments you could do in the home. It...
kwcclark
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Feb 2, 2007
8:09 pm
7866
I'm curious as to the actual frontal area (cross-sectional area)of gamma-rays. All the literature I've encountered so far is pretty quiet on the topic. Has...
Robert Fritzius
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Feb 2, 2007
8:16 pm
7867
Gamma rays are photons. So they use the same wavelength/frequency relationship as light. They are typically an angstrom or less in wavelength. Many orders of...
Chris Smolinski
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Feb 2, 2007
8:25 pm
7868
correct, if the gamma photon has made a click in a GM tube, generally it is consumed in that process. In a scintillator, a single photon can make several light...
Geo>K0FF
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Feb 2, 2007
8:58 pm
7869
... Photons are not directly affected by gravity. The effect you're probably thinking of is a result of the space around objects being warped by gravity. The...
Chris Smolinski
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Feb 2, 2007
9:06 pm
7870
What I was asking was, "Can a single gamma photon have a transverse cross-sectional area of, say, the size of a typical coffee cup saucer, such that it could...
Robert Fritzius
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Feb 2, 2007
9:31 pm
7871
correct, Einstein predicted that light from a distant star would be deflected by our sun, and it was proven to be the case during solar eclipses. Then there is...
Geo>K0FF
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Feb 2, 2007
9:34 pm
7872
my information is that no, there is no wave front per se. Geo ... From: Robert Fritzius To: GeigerCounterEnthusiasts@yahoogroups.com ;...
Geo>K0FF
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Feb 2, 2007
9:37 pm
7873
... No. As I said, gamma photons are on the order of magnitude of an angstrom or less in size. Also, as Geo pointed out, photon interactions typically result...
Chris Smolinski
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Feb 2, 2007
9:38 pm
7874
We're getting closer! It seems to be common knowledge that gamma photons are really small (angstrom size) and I don't have a problem with their longitudinal ...
Robert Fritzius
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Feb 2, 2007
10:00 pm
7875
Photons are infinitely small, and exhibit longitudinal wavelength only because they are moving. My personal pet theory is that they rotate around a centroid...
Geo>K0FF
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Feb 2, 2007
10:11 pm
7876
That's OK, the "rattling." Got to keep those grey cells agitated. Bob...
Robert Fritzius
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Feb 2, 2007
11:04 pm
7877
... with a ... I really don't know if 100 Meg is high enough for this power supply. I use a 990 Meg is series. I should try it and see. I have a 100 Meg for...
Jim
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Feb 3, 2007
12:49 am
7878
In a message dated 2/2/2007 2:59:32 P.M. Central Standard Time, GEOelectronics@... writes: Photons are curious objects. They appear to have no mass,...
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wharpt1
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Feb 3, 2007
1:25 am
7879
... The "dimensions" of a photon are simply a plot of points of "significant probability of detection". You calculate this probability distribution with the...
Russell Shaw
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Feb 3, 2007
2:39 am
7880
... The "dimensions" of a photon are simply a plot of points of "significant probability of detection". You calculate this probability distribution with the...
Russell Shaw
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Feb 3, 2007
2:44 am
7881
... Thanks Russell! As you might surmise, I am sort of questioning that very quantum mechanics (QM) concept. I've seen a few (very few) recent articles where...
Robert Fritzius
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Feb 3, 2007
4:26 am
7882
... I don't know if it is. What you do is plot the diffraction pattern of the Schrodinger waves on the detector plane. When you plot the magnitude-squared of...
Russell Shaw
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Feb 3, 2007
8:09 am
7883
... I don't know if it is. What you do is plot the diffraction pattern of the Schrodinger waves on the detector plane. When you plot the magnitude-squared of...
Russell Shaw
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Feb 3, 2007
8:13 am
7884
Yesterday, I received a call from a friend who works as a watchmaker requesting that I bring my Ludlum Model 3 G/M counter to check whether or not a vintage...
Franklin Roberts
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Feb 3, 2007
10:51 am
7885
Yes, indeedee, that was the book that started me along this crazy path. I discovered this little gem in the Dover, NH Public Library as a sixth-grader in...
Franklin Roberts
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Feb 3, 2007
11:24 am
7886
... Here's your mistake. Röntgens are only defined for Gammas! Remove the Betas from your measurement by taking a reading through the back of your pancake...
J. Marshall Reber
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Feb 3, 2007
5:35 pm
7887
Dennis, You can also measure the HV voltage indirectly with pretty good accuracy by measuring the voltage across R2 with a 10Meg DVM. Just multiply the R2...
Peter R. Zidek
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Feb 3, 2007
9:05 pm
7888
how about using a piece of thin alluminum scrap like from a pie plate to stop the alpha and beta energy? ... From: J. Marshall Reber To:...
arthurok
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Feb 4, 2007
8:42 am
7889
Has anyone on the list done any work with Napthalene Electronic Quenching? Rabid...
Jim RabidWolf
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Feb 4, 2007
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