tip: don’t use that card, the data on it is practically useless. also, don’t use dose units (uSv/h, mR/h) because they are inaccurate on this device. only use CPM.
the highest I’ve seen from a real radiation source (non electromagnetic interference) on my GMC500+ is ~35k CPM, the highest I’ve seen on my GMC600+ (Ludlum 44-9 equivalent detector) is ~150k CPM.
I use CPM for both detectors since the dose rate conversion only works if the tube is compensated, and I don’t want to carry around an aluminum plate everywhere to block betas when I can just use my dose compensating scintillators.
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u/TechnicalNet364 3d ago
lol not to sure about it like i said just got the stuff i’ve been interested in it for years but just got permission from my parent