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Keymasterawesome! just changed the coordinates as per your request! thanks for the photos, it looks great
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KeymasterFirst 10 prototypes already up and running, with a production queue for 100 more.
I’m afraid I have too little time to setup a new crowdfunding campaign, even if that would be useful for the project’s direction. We’ll see..
I’ll post a few pics on this soon, and maybe a dedicated blog post.
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KeymasterHello Don,
New coordinates are in place!
Direct link here.
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KeymasterI’m sure others will find this useful as well. Feel free to post the relevant details when you get the chance!
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KeymasterWhat are you using it for? Would be interesting to see a working example and some output.
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KeymasterThanks for understanding the uniformity requirements. The conversion factor for your STS1 is available here:
https://github.com/radhoo/geiger-dosimeter-v3-4/blob/master/src/GMD.cppThe STS1 is identical with the SI1, with a factor of 0.006 . You can directly use the previous code posted above, and the Detectors.cpp file
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KeymasterSorry about that, Robert.
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KeymasterAre there any news on it or the way it applies?
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KeymasterDone.
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KeymasterDone!
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KeymasterHello Vern,
I see there was a downtime on April 23 and 24, but your unit’s transmission has been since uninterrupted. What was the problem?
Unfortunately the offline units are being disconnected due to various reasons, and I say “unfortunately” because that’s harder to fix than a technical problem.
There have been only a few failures so far (4-5 units), some related to the power supply (not affecting the unit), some to an inductor inside (needing replacement) and some to failing geiger tubes (again needing replacement).
Overall these units have proven to be highly resistant, and you should have no issues with your either. https://www.uradmonitor.com/?open=110000D0
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KeymasterHi Dave, this is a nice question and the answer is YES.
The PCB’s have been designed with a connector where you can add a clicker. See it in the picture attached.
I recommend the self oscillating 3V piezo buzzers. Here’s an examples:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-3V-Electromagnetic-Type-Piezo-Buzzer-Continuous-Sound-Pack-of-20-/271455683312?hash=item3f340502f0:g:b9wAAOSwu4BVyxYp
You will also need a firmware upgrade, as by default the digital output pulses on that connector are disabled.Radu
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KeymasterThe coordinates have been updated to 50.938871, -0.124749
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KeymasterCurrently the server holds only 1 in 10 readings, to lower the load. This will be soon changed to an average of the 10 values instead.
What you got there is clearly a radiation spike. How often did you notice these?
Radu
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KeymasterDone! direct link: https://www.uradmonitor.com/?open=110000E2
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