Radiation tracking on the west coast. Volunteers needed

Don't know if anyone else has posted this info.
Where can I pick 1 of those detectors up cheap?

reply to post by jlafleur02


Given the probable start of WW3 within weeks to months . . .

you might give some thought to structuring things such that your volunteers could also monitor the result sof the nuke strikes that will undoubtedly hit the USA.

Now would be a good time to bump this thread.
BUMP

cant verify the source, but

www.enviroreporter.com...

Death of beached whale draws crowds to B.C. beach

news.sympatico.ctv.ca...

Its going too be the summer from HELL.

Why does no one listen??

Just a reminder that this thread is still here. A place to post your readings. So go out and take some readings and update us. This thing isn't going away.

Ok I'll bump this thread with some info

I have an inexpensive Soeks geiger.

Currently inside, Seattle Washington and it's reading in the 06-12 mSv range (with occasional spikes to 20-35), very low. I ran it against a radioactive fossil I have and got it to spike to 37 but that's just to make sure it's picking up levels.

Took it outside and it's dry and it stayed constant around 10-11 mSv

I'll try again next time it rains. Stay safe