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- unjonharley
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- Camp Name: Elliot's naked bycycel repair
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Come to think of it..We put the inside fish outside.. I have emptyed,scrubed out amd refilled the 50gl tank in the house.. Also put in a new filter.. It just sits there filtering.. Now if only a tree don't fall on the house.. We have a septic sewer system.. So we can flush if we want t spend the water..
I made a little still some years ago.. We can make fresh water if times get hard..
Come to think of it..We put the inside fish outside.. I have emptyed,scrubed out amd refilled the 50gl tank in the house.. Also put in a new filter.. It just sits there filtering.. Now if only a tree don't fall on the house.. We have a septic sewer system.. So we can flush if we want t spend the water..
I made a little still some years ago.. We can make fresh water if times get hard..
- Major Krash
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I do not even know if the one I bought re-manufactured really works...having no source material (tried to convince a building inspector friend of mine to bring one of his isotope thingies home, but apparently they are pretty tightly controlled...)Martiansky wrote:@Major Krash
Do you know if any of those used geiger counters on eB*y are good?
I hope none of us ever has the need to know if they work or not...
Google "Kearny Fallout Radiation Meter (KFM)" for a fairly simple homemade detector for ionizing radiation...
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Of people who, in a few days, each receive a dose of 350 roentgens under nuclear war conditions, about half will die.
The News mentioned a peak of ~350-700 mSv, or about .3-.7 Rads (Grays really)...so working next to this for 700 hours would be expected to kill 50% of the people or so...assuming it does not get worse
- unjonharley
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Major Krash wrote:I do not even know if the one I bought re-manufactured really works...having no source material (tried to convince a building inspector friend of mine to bring one of his isotope thingies home, but apparently they are pretty tightly controlled...)Martiansky wrote:@Major Krash
Do you know if any of those used geiger counters on eB*y are good?
I hope none of us ever has the need to know if they work or not...
Google "Kearny Fallout Radiation Meter (KFM)" for a fairly simple homemade detector for ionizing radiation...
edit:
Of people who, in a few days, each receive a dose of 350 roentgens under nuclear war conditions, about half will die.
The News mentioned a peak of ~350-700 mSv, or about .3-.7 Rads (Grays really)...so working next to this for 700 hours would be expected to kill 50% of the people or so...assuming it does not get worse
How much would a RAD badge (like xray people wear) cost. It could give you 5 min worning before you drop dead..
- unjonharley
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- Camp Name: Elliot's naked bycycel repair
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Geiger Counter Testing
Well, if you REALLY want to test your Geiger counter...you can buy your very own radioactive material to do that with:
http://www.unitednuclear.com/
http://www.unitednuclear.com/
- Major Krash
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- unjonharley
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- Location: Salem Or.
I have all that stuff.. But when the building is down on top of it I will need the little thing like a cell phone, a quick shelter and a way to have a fire.. This pocket stuff is as important when all the goody are gone.. I have stuff in the house, shop and van.. Most is in pails easy to grab and run.. Marked ICE..Major Krash wrote:no, I have my burner power stuff (a couple gennys (including one that does 220), a 123w solar cell, some 10-15w cells, a bunch of invertors, and a deep cycle battery array)unjonharley wrote:Do you have a hand crank cell phone charger???
the standard stuff.
- Ugly Dougly
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- Bob
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A sense of humor.
Amazing desert structures & stuff: http://sites.google.com/site/potatotrap/
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"Let us say I suggest you may be human." -- Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam
- Major Krash
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ahh...that would be the tri-band HT in the Go-Bag...with a 7ah btty and one of the 15w panels...along with a variety of connectors and stuff.unjonharley wrote:I have all that stuff.. But when the building is down on top of it I will need the little thing like a cell phone, a quick shelter and a way to have a fire.. This pocket stuff is as important when all the goody are gone.. I have stuff in the house, shop and van.. Most is in pails easy to grab and run.. Marked ICE..Major Krash wrote:no, I have my burner power stuff (a couple gennys (including one that does 220), a 123w solar cell, some 10-15w cells, a bunch of invertors, and a deep cycle battery array)unjonharley wrote:Do you have a hand crank cell phone charger???
the standard stuff.
have to admit though I just got it 2 months ago, and still learning what all it can do and what repeaters, etc are where