... Don't forget to also get a nasally muffled recorded narration to go along with it. Nothing like mwaw mwaw mwaw mwaw BEEP! to go along with a filmstrip :-D...
Don't forget to also get a nasally muffled recorded narration to go along with it. Nothing like mwaw mwaw mwaw mwaw BEEP! to go along with a filmstrip :-D Ah...
In a message dated 3/1/2008 3:39:01 AM Central Standard Time, cdv700@... writes: does anyone have experience with this circuit ? Simple Geiger Detector...
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... See: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=350028404066 I have tried to find if United States Radium Corporation, medical products...
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That looks *nothing* like ANY filmstrip project that I've ever seen or repaired, or heard of. I'd suggest taking some very careful readings of that thing upon...
My same observation. It does not look like any filmstrip projector that I have seen, anywhere... I did read that U.S. Radium Corporation medical divison was...
If anything, it looks more like a camera than a projector (i.e., microfilm camera), but that's as big a WAG as anything. Basically, it ("IMO") appears to be a...
Hi all, Hannes Mayer (that's me) wrote: [...] ... troglodite@... wrote: [...] ... Sorry, I searched the archive, but didn't come across those posts :-( ...
... Tried the tape idea, still no joy. Must be missing something. Geo ... uses ... 1.5VDC. ... material. ... service ... Voltage. ... discharge. ... a ... just...
... LMAO. I think you could put a culturally appropriate slide in there and project it onto your garage door as seasonally appropriate. Some folks do that...
... That's why being a science artifact collector is not for the weak :-) There's also the chance that plugging it in makes it bad for tissue, eg a short UV...
... Good idea --I think that's better than just twice the sensitivity but I'm not sure. [This is distinct from the stacking sensors plus AND gate trick used...
... not to ... Could be UV, But it also could be an x-ray unit as well. From what I read USRC was experimenting with various types of fluorescopic films....
... Yep, You won't find anything like this in an antique store or rock shop. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=190201387861 And I won't...
... I'm going to guess that it's an x-ray or gamma camera. The two spools would hold large format rolls of film. Whether or not the film is light tight or...
... But isn't "randomness" a separate issue from whether or not he recorded real decay data and not some electrical disturbance? The first question is "is it...
... spools ... for ... Well, Whatever it is, it weights 21 lbs... It is going to cost me $32 to send it ground. Both DHL or UPS are the same price. 21 lbs......
I'm just guessing, but I have to say as a collector of strange items myself the name says it all anything made by the United States Radium Corporation would...
Statistics, Trying to figure out what I am trying to figure out? Stats is not my strong point. So I have been using excell to try and get a better handle on...
Absolutely right... The name United States Radium Corporation is the reason... Even though for the life of me I don't know what it is. I have spent hours ever...
Hi Steve, It certainly looks like a filmstrip projector of some type. However it's not high power (no ventillation on lamp housing) and looks like fixed focus...
... Then why the two film (photographic or other) handling rollers? I like the experimental gamma camera idea best. The "amplifying" phosphorescent conversion...
