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Question: can the display language be in Japanese? can this devise be used to measure the radiation in liquids (such as milk , drinking water)?
Document: Anyway, to cut the long story short, I think it is a pretty good, precise and practical gadget for its price. I personally use it for measuring radioactivity in food items, objects and drinks. I have managed to scan drinks, such as milk, soy sauce and sake; foods, such as bananas, pancake and salt substitutes with a high success rate in accuracy.
Look, I really wanted to like this one: it looks nice and I was hoping it would be calibrated well enough to be somewhat useful.But this is just a toy that even for its low price is nowhere near what it claims to be.Pros: Visually it looks nice. Color LCD display. Shows descriptions right next to the readings. Mini USB connectionCons: Very poorly calibrated - the readings are all over the place. It was supposed to come with a test sample - it did not.
What's funny is I don't find any radiation so I have no idea if it works. LOL. I'll go ahead and give you the benefit of the doubt!
I bought this radiation detector because after events in Fukushima I wanted to have more control over my family's environment and safety and health of products we use in everyday life.
Product is beautiful, but suddenly is the peak and "high radiation background" see it.After 5-10 second , "normal radiation background" see it.I think, adjustment is very sensitive.
It was easy to use. Our cat got a radiation treatment, and everyone wanted to pet him, and they WERE going to pet him, until this came in and we saw how radioactive he was. It was simple and consistent and exactly what we needed.
A very good instrument at the right price.A graph,clicker colored screen,compact.Check to see if your food has been irradiated,or find back ground radiation levels.
This is a great device for a great price. Construction is solid, it's light, easy to use, the instructions are very helpful. I took this with me on a recent trip and it was an eye opening experience how much radiation you are exposed to while flying.
New version is better, so get that one if you van afford it. This one only has the one setting for measuring background radiation in beta, gamma, and x-ray. It does not calculate total accumulative dose like the newer version in the yellow case does.
This is a great accurate device to have for testing your own back yard for any increases in background radiation. Since Fukushima, I have been in the market for one of these, and this was the most affordable and developed by a Russian company. Works as advertised. In English and easy to use. Includes a sample of uranium ore for testing the device.
Answer: no