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monkeybuttMy detector has disappeared. It was working great for ages, but a week or two ago it disappeared off the map. What gives?
monkeybuttNevermind. My bad. It just teleported to Toronto. Can you move it back to Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada? Thanks.
uRADMonitorThe unit moved because the coordinates were reset to default (based on IP).
I set them to Dartmouth again. If you also know the altitude, please add it here.
Thanks!
monkeybuttHuh. NSA/CSE must be redirecting all my IP traffic through their Toronto creeping facility.
Okay so the exact coordinates including elevation are as follows:
Lat: 44.8032452
Long: -63.38680029
Elevation: 45m
The detector is mounted as true to your recommendations as I could get it, but unfortunately it is somewhat close (~50 cm) to a poured foundation wall. Should I move it? I can easily, that’s no big deal. But if I do, it’ll have to go higher.
uRADMonitorIf you can have it installed 1m above ground, yes it would be better. Elevation and coordinates added. Thanks!
monkeybuttIt’s a raised foundation. It’s currently installed at 1m above the ground. I was just concerned about the proximity to concrete (concrete is typically slightly radioactive, or so I hear). I could move it away from the concrete, but I would have to violate the 1m guideline. Okay so I’ll leave it right where it is. Thanks.
uRADMonitorThis is easy to spot and a fun experiment: Just move it aside from the concrete and leave it for 2 days. Then use the charts on the portal to compare the averaged readings (using the Week timeframe).