Radmon.org – free radiation monitoring website for enthusiasts(radmon.org)
radmon.org
Radmon.org – free radiation monitoring website for enthusiasts
https://radmon.org
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I guess it is some kind of problem with the home-made counter (e.g., picking up electrical noise), or perhaps the counter is placed in a building with a higher background level.
As far as I’m aware, buildings made of blocks containing coal power plant slag have a higher background, but I don’t know how pronounced the effect is.
The normal background should be like 15–25 counts per minute for majority of Geiger tubes.
As far as I’m aware, buildings made of blocks containing coal power plant slag have a higher background, but I don’t know how pronounced the effect is.
The normal background should be like 15–25 counts per minute for majority of Geiger tubes.
I would suggest you to also use English together with local language just like Flightradar
This is not my project, I just submitted it as an interesting website.
Perhaps if the discussion catches on, I can send the link to the website's owner.
Perhaps if the discussion catches on, I can send the link to the website's owner.
About the site itself: why would some of these measurements be that high? Especially the really high value in France and the one in Britain stand out.