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17th August

Hi again! Here's my geiger counter, supporting alpha (neutrons), beta (electrons) and gamma (photons). Allocations aren't 100% realistic as there is no proper alpha or gamma.

electronics radiation geigercounter

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Fesh_0 21st August

This is cool
RandomPowderedBuilds 21st August

Thereactorguy2054v2: Your opinion. My geiger counter is not the best out there, but I enjoyed building it. Hopefully, I can soon get a improved version working!
Thereactorguy2054v2 21st August

Kinda sucks
KyleTheCreator 20th August

RandomPowderedBuilds: Make gamma a little PROT with also alpha a little PROT too gamma for realism Alpha for composition
RandomPowderedBuilds 20th August

Alpha particles are made up of helium nuclei of protons and neurons, so I will probably make two alphas (Alpha-P for protons and Alpha-N for neutrons)
RandomPowderedBuilds 20th August

qwertysqu: You would be right, however if I am aware, protons are actual particles whereas gamma is an electromagnetic wave. As visible light is a source of electromagnetic radiation, with photons representing light, I have made this instead gamma.
qwertysqu 19th August

protons would be a good represenative for gamma because gamma can go through materials very well
RandomPowderedBuilds 19th August

KyleTheCreator: Alright! Fun fact, after commenting that, I designed a 'dtec'less detection method for PROT, all I need to do is implement it!
KyleTheCreator 19th August

RandomPowderedBuilds: Y. E. S .
RandomPowderedBuilds 19th August

Guys, should I try to make a Version2 that supports protons? (also thanks for FP, glad yall are liking it! :D)

The Powder Toy

Geiger Counter by RandomPowderedBuilds

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