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Received quickly and works well. I can't vouch for accuracy as I don't have anything to compare it to, but I put it close to my smoke detector (they all contain Americium) and it did pick up the radiation. Very easy to use, highly recommended!

Es un excelente equipo de medición de radiación ionizante, lo verificamos con la radiación de fondo del lugar en donde nos encontramos y es muy preciso! Obviamente al igual que cualquier otro instrumento de medición si se requiere conocer su porcentaje de error o fluctuación para mediciones mas certeras se debe hacer la calibración correspondiente con un laboratorio acreditado! Sin embargo, los datos que ofrece son muy cercanos a los reales! No le pide nada a marcas más avanzadas en este tipo de equipos de medición! Y la realidad de las cosas es que este tipo de equipos ya se han vuelto una necesida, debido a que la radiación ionizante se encuentra en muchos lados, no sólo por la presencia de plantas nucleares, existen sitios en diferentes partes del mundo que tienen radiación ionizante ambiental muy elevada o equipos que la generan, y es importante conocer los valores de referencia para no exponerse innecesariamente a la radiación ionizante debido a los efectos biológicos que pueden producir, ya sean deterministicos o estocásticos (ICRP, 2007). Lo recomendamos ampliamente! Saludos cordiales!

A very affordable and well made item with a large, colorful display that is easy to read and with pages and pages of different displays allowing you to customize what you want to see and how you want to see it. This is a "smart" device that can link to your PC and through the cable, the battery is kept charged for two or three days of field surveys. More if you turn it off between uses. I bought this just for the fun of detecting uranium in the Chinle and Morrison geologic formations of the Colorado Plateau and seeing for myself that genuine dinosaur bones and petrified wood from those formations can be quite radioactive. As mentioned, I bought this just for fun and not for any practical, safety or economic reasons. Unfortunately I have not had an opportunity to use the device for its intended purpose, but I have confirmed that the unit is functioning well. It sure would be nice to have a counter that displayed actual EVs of the radiation so that I could tell just what radioactive elements are present, but they cost more and for me, it just for a whim more than anything else. When visiting dinosaur museums, I'll turn off all alarms and sounds so as not to panic the public if a bone proves to be a bit "spicy" and I recommend others do so too.

This is a fantastic Geiger counter for the cost. It appears to be way more sensitive (by distance from a known radioactive source -see photos) than I would have expected from the price point -especially if you get it while on-sale. The battery life is fantastic, lasting several days on a single charge. The graphics are easy to follow but unfortunately are predefined, not allowing the user to customize the appearance of the graph apart from the time points. The “click” sound is accurate, and reflects each radiation count without maxing-out into a continuous beep. The color-coded danger bar is a nice touch that changes based on current detection levels. When in the “green” zone, the light at the top of the unit blinks green with each count. When in the Yellow zone, it alarms (if you have it set to do so at that level, which is adjustable and user defined) and the light blinks yellow. When in the red zone the unit vibrates, beeps loudly, and the light blinks red. The unit can measure the expected units “CPM, uSv/h, mR/h, and CPS”. I’ve included photos showing the awesome sensitivity of this unit at progressively closer distances to a Geiger Test Card (known radiation source). The first photo shows background levels (which fluctuates up and down, naturally). The next photo shows a distance of 30 inches from the test source -it picks up the card at the distance, which had be incredibly impressed. Next I show the unit at 20 inches, 10”, 5”, and 1” where I hold the card up to show it’s presence. The next two photos show the Geiger Counter directly placed on top of the test card, as the bare-unit and then while in the case (which drops the detection count significantly, unfortunately). The last photo shows my radiation source. I am beyond impressed. The test card has a maximum detection lever reported as being between 1000-4000 CPM, and this unit captured an impressive 3200 CPM. I highly recommend this product. It is from Seattle, WA which was also a selling point for me -being a home grown company. Enjoy!

Ahora si llegó el producto bien no me lo cambiaron