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January 9, 2019 at 11:15 pm #6413
SBCHuw
ParticipantHi all,
Just signed up and will be purchasing a Model A unit soon. I’m UK based and interested in background radiation mapping, this product and community seems a great way to start.
Once I’m up and running I’ll be happy to share some automation scripts I’m working on to scrape data, batch it up and send notifications/alerts via email and mobile apps like telegram with no hand-holding needed.
I run a little SBC farm and love finding new jobs for them to do for me!
January 29, 2019 at 10:29 pm #6443Radu
Keymaster@sbcfarm welcome! Last 4 model A’s are still available. Would really love to see your scripts!
January 30, 2019 at 7:36 am #6444Mel
ParticipantAm și eu o întrebare: numărul 67 afișat în imaginea din attachement, semnifică concentrația de 67mg particule PM 2,5? Dar cifra 9 din stânga, ce vrasăzică?
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June 30, 2019 at 9:57 am #6645Cristi N
ParticipantHi guys,
Cristi here, electronics engineer, born in ’90, living for 10 years in Bucharest, Romania.
I’ve just installed one of the first Smoggie sensors on the exterior of an apartment block at the 9’th floor. For now the main target was to have a solid mount not the most beautiful one. I hope to relocate it in one or two months and then the fixture will be upgraded. I’ve made a small improvement by adding a short PVC pipe to the existing piece in order to protect the sensor in case of heavy rain.
Here you can find the unit: 1600000A
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July 15, 2019 at 5:26 pm #6677Johan
ParticipantHi, I am Johan and I own 1100005B (Model A) and 16000025 (Smoggie). I live in the Netherlands. Detection and measurements is one of my hobbies. I own several geiger counters, have a gamma spectrometry setup and mess a bit with electronics and recently, 3d printing.
I run http://www.dynode.nl which has a collection of articles on radiation detection and I set up the FB group Radiation Nuts for anyone interested in radiation detection.
September 5, 2020 at 8:13 am #28515Sean
ParticipantHi all,
I’m Sean from Dresden in Germany, I am British but have lived here for 28 years.
I am a machine Technician and work for a start-up company called Heliatek. http://www.heliatek.com “The Future is Light”
The company produces solar cell modules made with organic materials.
My machine is an R&D machine, there is only one ever made !
I’m running the Industrial model: 14000089It would be great to hear from you !
Cheers Sean
June 20, 2021 at 3:23 am #28905Klaverblad Hoevelaken
ParticipantHello World!
I’m Rob, from Hoevelaken in the Netherlands (to some Dutch it will be a very famous name) and have been into electronics for really decades.
I like to tinker, observe and see if things can be improved and/or find out how they work.
Science, in the broadest sense, has always fascinated me.Whilst my education was deep into electronics since day-one, many, many moons ago, I always had an omni-interest in anything technical.
So a full-blown geek-guy, now at age.One of my many interests includes our environment.
Where I run a weather station hooked into our national network, sharing various local weather parameters.
And radiation was one long on my list (also due to some background) but said vendor never got around for developing as such.
Until I ran across the uRADMonitor and recently obtained one. (unit #110000B6)My current occupation, also for many years now, is in security.
I hope my unit & I can contribute in having more coverage of monitoring.
I do want to thank Radu for this dream-project & everybody else for their input.
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June 21, 2021 at 10:12 am #28909Radu
KeymasterWelcome Rob and thank you.
July 29, 2021 at 4:02 pm #28953Churchtownweather
ParticipantHi all
Good afternoon from Dublin Ireland
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