It might also be interesting getting hold of a replacement CV3A "Corona Voltage Regulator".
Should I buy a Geiger counter?
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Potemkin Villager
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Re: Should I buy a Geiger counter?
Cunningly the parts list does not reveal the generic type numbers of the transistors, only the manufacturers part number.
It might also be interesting getting hold of a replacement CV3A "Corona Voltage Regulator".
It might also be interesting getting hold of a replacement CV3A "Corona Voltage Regulator".
Overconfidence, not just expert overconfidence but general overconfidence,
is one of the most common illusions we experience. Stan Robinson
is one of the most common illusions we experience. Stan Robinson
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BritDownUnder
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Re: Should I buy a Geiger counter?
I might have to buy a few ‘broken’ ones as spare parts. I just wanted something that was old school and emp resistant. It is far more sensitive than the modern cheap Geiger counter that I suspect does not work.
G'Day cobber!