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Hi all! Just came back from my vacation in Italy: 1st week: European Cosmic Ray Symposium in Florence 2nd week: Toscana and Liguria It was fantastic - met many...
Hannes Mayer
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[CC to the particledetector group] Hi Lloyd! Welcome aboard :-) ... Pretty cool! Could you describe your system a bit more ? Which tubes ? Coincidence circuit...
Hannes Mayer
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Hannes That was a very interesting link to strangelets that you put on this page. I went to the FAQ's, hoping that somebody had explored the obvious question ...
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http://kryon.org/1004/gamma.html http://kryon.org/1004/gammab.html http://kryon.org/1004/moregamm.htm [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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... Hi John! I did not have time to read the whole strangelet-poster at the ECRS, but I will do as soon as I get it via email. Maybe it covers that. The...
Hannes Mayer
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Hello, I am new to your group here... Lloyd ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now!...
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... Hi Lloyd! Welcome aboard! :-) ... I also thought about this type, but the price is a bit high. If I may ask, where did you buy it and what did it cost ? ...
Hannes Mayer
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I forget off hand just where I bought it, I will have look to see where I got it from. But I recall the unit cost me some $600.00 but the was the counter and...
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I got mine from, I just looked from www.seintl.com I bought the Inspector EXP. When I bought this, it was not for just seeing what is coming in, in the form of...
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Now here is a mind bender question for you. A GM tube will pick up and show a hit from Alpha particals and show hits from X-Ray and Gamma Rays, but here is the...
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... Hi Robert! I've asked one particle physicist at the ECRS about this and he said that it should be possible when the detector is not in the Geiger region...
Hannes Mayer
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... Hi Lloyd, I don't think that is possible. In order to detect only xrays you need a specific xray detector, which only detects xrays. It's not that easy to...
Hannes Mayer
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... Hi Ned! Did your friend already find some additional information about the Fermilab detector ? Thank you, Hannes. -- ...
Hannes Mayer
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Hi Guys My understanding is that gamma and x-rays are identical in as much as they are both electromagnetic waves, and there is an overlap in frequency range. ...
John Murray
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What I have done is this. I have placed a 1/4 lead plate in front of the GM pan-cake to block X-rays. This has worked as a have a X-ray emitter and I do not ...
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I am no expert by a long shot...BUT! This is what I know of the two. X-rays are a lower power and can be blocked with even as little as 1/16 of a inch of lead....
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... Hi Lloyd! Indeed! The energy (frequency) is the difference. ... That would be most muons and all other sort of high energetic particles. Speaking of other...
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The danger of a Alpha emitter is that when it comes to power it is rated as high " Q " like that of 10 or so. While say U-237 is not all that bad. Gamma, I ...
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I recall this from when I was a kid from old hospital stuff. There was some type of screen that when X-rays would hit it, it would give off a glow. What was...
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... That would be most muons and all other sort of high energetic particles. Speaking of other particles: Anyone owns a deep cave ? Ever thought of a Neutrino...
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Hi: Some time ago I read all the info on the Berkeley Lab web page http://www.lbl.gov/abc/cosmic/ This unit uses two photo multiplier tubes that see the light...
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... I just googled for "fluoroscope" http://www.google.com/search?q=fluoroscope&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&sa=N&tab=iw and also found this: ...
Hannes Mayer
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Hi Brooke! ... The inverters with the 1nF and 22k do some pulse shaping which then are fed to the LM555 monoflops. As long as the 2 pulses from the 2 detectors...
Hannes Mayer
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... Wow, $400 for the detector electronics! I really should go into business. ;) Joseph -- Joseph A. DiVerdi, Ph.D., M.B.A. http://xtrsystems.com/...
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Hi Hannes, Yes as a matter of fact! Here it is: Ned Hi Ned, Well, here's what Muzaffer said. I think he only has the vaguest idea what is in those chambers....
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Hi: I've been looking into different muon sensor projects and have some info. Berkeley ... This sensor was designed for use in high schools and they have ...
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Big Event Cosmic Ray detection - Extraordinary high energy cosmic rays have been associated with "the as cension of past and present masters around and within...
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Hi Brooke! ... [snip] ... 800 would be a reasonable price, but I inquired at electrontubes some time ago and they told me one(!) original tubes of the Berkeley...
Hannes Mayer
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<snipppp> ... The Berkeley website http://www.lbl.gov/abc/cosmic/ now recommends a much more reasonably priced sidemount phototube package, ElectronTubes 931B...
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