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white ninja	Posted - 10/20/2023 : 21:27:31 I have the GMC 500+. I see that it reads to 42,500 uSv/hr is that equal to 4.25 Rem/hr? The little card that came with it shows >13 uSv/h is extremely high. I am only interested for emergency. What is the measurement I need? I know 500-600 R/hr you will die soon.100-200 R/hr you will be sick and could die. I can not find any You Tube or information on this measurement with CPM - uSv/h for fall out doses.
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ullix	Posted - 10/24/2023 : 03:02:14 This "Nuclear Radiation Safety Guide Card" thing has been discussed several times in this forum. The last time, if I am not mistaken, was this: http://www.gqelectronicsllc.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=9966&SearchTerms=Nuclear,Radiation,Safety,Guide I suggest you take a look.
EmfDev	Posted - 10/23/2023 : 10:21:05 We recommend to check the reference card for the extreme case.

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