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Help to make radiation detector Rate Topic: -----

#1 zoteman94 


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Hi there, I just want to make a radioactivity detector to see if some minerals are radiaoctive or not, I want it to be as cheap as possible, it doesn't have to be too accurate, just for detecting if some ores contain significant ammounts of radioactive metals.
Any ideas?, I found a very cheap one here:http://madscientisthut.com/wordpress/ but I have to be moving so I don't know if it would broke or something like that.
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#2 ydoaPs 


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You can use the same principle as in the link (I don't see any obvious errors with it) and simply make a more sturdy version.
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