Cheap Geiger counters on Amazon (Part 2)

Cheap Geiger counters on Amazon (Part 2)
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[TwistedSither]

I appreciate how thoroughly you test your equipment, Lilly. If I were planning to buy any sort of expensive electronics, I would definitely check your videos before making a purchase.

[Weztcoastguy]

Hello Lilly, thank you for your review, I have just purchased the 750 from Amazon. You have a great channel that’s very helpful for your audience, keep up the good work. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[kele]

Thank you for this follow-up video, Lilly. Very nice! I literally would have absolutely no clue what to look for in a Geiger counter, or how to test one. You are the one I rely on for information on many things. Keep up the excellent work!

[zrhAvgeek]

Thank you very much for this video. I bought the Pudibei Nr-950 and it works extremely well for its price

[charlesworton]

Thanks for these excellent, practical reviews. On the basis of your testing I ordered a model 950, which I think will meet my needs. And congratulations on an excellent channel, as well.

[jerryg]

Great reviews. Would like to see you to test some of the $100 - $200 Geiger counters.

[arenjay]

In Canada we have Dollar stores which are a great supply of cheap but effective tools and gear. Usually under $5. Axes, saws, rope, tape harnesses, straps, knives, food, batteries, lots of everything cheap, even medical supplies.

[williameddy]

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God Bless you and your family Lilly
Marry Christmas

[DaveG-qdug]

What a great Christmas gift idea ! I think my mother in law will love the (radioactive) watch. Hope it works!😂

[bobkirby]

Ok Lily, you twisted my arm on this last text you did and I have bought one. I do take on board things you say, but convicting reports from one peeler to the other, we're it gets confused. With the tests you have proved it, so thank you for that. Take care all the best for the festive season.

[poopenshnapples]

Excellent video! Thank you for comparing the different models of the Pudibei counters!

[billbyrd]

I took your advice and got the NR-850 also got a test card from United Nuclear Scientific the 850 work great also have an old CDV-720 which also measures the same as the NR-850, Thanks again Love the reviews. from USA Alabama.

[jeffwagner]

As a retired Rad worker for the US gov. I would say that any high lvl picked up by the meter is concern for leaving the area and to distance ur self from the source. The actual lvl detected isn't going to mean anything other than time to leave. Unless u have proper shielding, distance from source of explosion, and minimum exposure to radiation ur not going to survive. Chernobyl was a prime example as well as the nuclear power plant in Japan. Wide spread contamination from a source not even part of a conventional explosive device. AS the winds blew and the ground water flowed so did the contamination. And if u pick up a high lvl what do u do? Knowing is not everything.

[cosynox]

I also have the Pudibei NR-750. It's good for analyzing mushrooms, and such a clock. But when it comes to nukes, for that purpose I have bought a RADTriage50 card.

[rs]

If alpha radiation is still dangerous to ingest, why don't most geiger counters include alpha detection? Is it because they always encase their sensors under the plastic?

[tunnelrabbit]

Even if the user does not fully understand the readings, as only a relative, or precise measurement of exposure, these dosi-meters will provide much needed emotional assurance that one is located in the most protected part of a shelter. A dosi-meter should also be used to gauge one's exposure should they need to leave the shelter for a short period of time to perform an essential task, and to examine the person for radioactive debris that they may have inadvertently carried back to the shelter. Always use PPE(Tyvek suits and a respirator), or strip off spare clothing and scrub if necessary. And these meters can be used to determine when, and for how long persons can safely leave the shelter for several hours as the intensity of fallout diminishes, and when they must only sleep in the shelter in the later stages of the event.

[forevertoons]

Hi Lilly - I love your videos and am always interested in your very insightful "take" on things. Knowing that there are cheaper Geiger counters is great. I do think, for those interested, they may do even better in buying one from one of those military surplus establishments. The price would be cheaper, not to mention the older ones are less susceptible to any interferences which the newer, digital models might run into. I will be saving my money, however. I do not believe that the world is headed into any sort of nuclear exchange. No matter if I'm wrong or right, I live in New York City, anyhow - for whatever that may mean! MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR.

[TubeDupe]

Very cool that the Cajoe Geiger counter (the last model) has a socket for the GM tube which allows it to be easily exchanged.

[DOCSAFETUBE]

the best counters to buy is the ones in the military that you can go at a military auction they sell for cheap and they last a very long time

[HifiCentret]

The differences between the three pudibei could very well be down to the placement of the geiger tube. It's just placed in there using sticky tape. I put stickers under mine (NR-1050) where the ends of the tube are so that I can place sources as optimal as possible. Have thought about moving the tube to perfect center as close to case as possible (nano tape is great and have thickness)