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8th August

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A geiger counter utilizing both the properties of RSSS and RSST, as well as electronics. The displayed number is not exact and should only be used to compare two quantities of NEUT against each other. Everything is free to copy.

geiger technology neutrons neut radiation rsst rsss electronics counter sprk

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Dr_Cyle122 13th August

isnt this how counters actually work? like the rough idea of it at least
alientranslator 13th August

very creative idea! +1
Dupe234 13th August

thank you for the credit and good job!! +1
Owannobie 12th August

good not shlop
FrankHorrigan 12th August

WITH A GEIGER COUNTER IN MY HAND
_killer_ 11th August

rhdmehr: It's accuracy can't really be improved, because it's random whether the neutron passes through, is absorbed, or triggers a spark. You can use it to compare two quantities, but it can't really give you an actual number that repesents the radiation's strength.
rhdmehr 11th August

it's a little inaccurate make it detect like only 3 instead of alot
_killer_ 10th August

I hope that explanation helps those who don't understand how it works.
_killer_ 10th August

leonisback2: This conversion is done by using a counter that resets in a certain interval, and when restting, triggers a DRAY that copies a pixel of CRMC with a tmp2 value equal to the value of the counter onto the pixel of which the sign reads and displays the tmp2 value.
_killer_ 10th August

leonisback2: When RSSS is hit by NEUT it liquifies into RSST. While the former can't conduct SPRK, the latter can, but is destroyed in the process of doing so. Because of that, I use a CRAY to replenish the thin line of RSSS in regular intervals. That way, whenever a neutron reacts with the RSSS, it will send a signal and the frequency of those signals is converted into a number on the sign.

The Powder Toy

Hybrid Geiger Counter by _killer_

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