Civil Defense Vintage Radiological Survey Meter
Armageddon? Would've been radical dude...
Assuming you don't have one of those slick wrist-mounted computers, the CD V-717 may be your next best bet. With a range of 0.1 R/HR to 500 R/HR, this device was intended to assess damage in the wake of nuclear war or disaster.
Rather than having the traditional Geiger-Mueller tube, the V-717 uses a hermetically sealed ionization chamber in the lower chassis. Meant to detect an area's ambient radiation, this chamber can be detached and features a 25 ft cord for measuring at a distance.
These devices are likely non-functional; however, they make for excellent decoration.
The Short & Sweet:
- Authentic Cold War Surplus
- Decorative use only
- Designed for radiological survey (not measuring watch hands, etc)
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Civil Defense Vintage Radiological Survey Meter
Armageddon? Would've been radical dude...
Assuming you don't have one of those slick wrist-mounted computers, the CD V-717 may be your next best bet. With a range of 0.1 R/HR to 500 R/HR, this device was intended to assess damage in the wake of nuclear war or disaster.
Rather than having the traditional Geiger-Mueller tube, the V-717 uses a hermetically sealed ionization chamber in the lower chassis. Meant to detect an area's ambient radiation, this chamber can be detached and features a 25 ft cord for measuring at a distance.
These devices are likely non-functional; however, they make for excellent decoration.
The Short & Sweet:
- Authentic Cold War Surplus
- Decorative use only
- Designed for radiological survey (not measuring watch hands, etc)
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Armageddon? Would've been radical dude...
Assuming you don't have one of those slick wrist-mounted computers, the CD V-717 may be your next best bet. With a range of 0.1 R/HR to 500 R/HR, this device was intended to assess damage in the wake of nuclear war or disaster.
Rather than having the traditional Geiger-Mueller tube, the V-717 uses a hermetically sealed ionization chamber in the lower chassis. Meant to detect an area's ambient radiation, this chamber can be detached and features a 25 ft cord for measuring at a distance.
These devices are likely non-functional; however, they make for excellent decoration.
The Short & Sweet:
- Authentic Cold War Surplus
- Decorative use only
- Designed for radiological survey (not measuring watch hands, etc)
