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I want to ask if you have the software for GR135Plus

good answer be aware however that if the circuit check shows good the detector section can be completely removed from the unit and it will still show good all that means they're stiff the circuitry

Geo, I think it’s dead because nothing happens when I try the circuit check, but to be honest I haven’t yet made any voltage tests. Thanks, Clint

Clint, good practice for sure, but first tell me how you know it's "dead".Geo

George, Did I see a device in your store recently that measures cdv700 high voltage? Clint

I’m familiar with Shane Connor’s calibration service at KI4U. I bought my ENI from him. ?If I sent the 717 to him he may repair it, but I was looking into options for getting it “undead”

The 700 is pretty easy to test and get material to calibrate after a rebuild. The 715 and 717 not so much. The electometer circuits are very touchy and the calibration requires a very strong source

George, I have a dead CDV-717. I see rebuild services and rebuild kits for the CDV-700 but no service or kit for the CDV715 or CDV717. Do you know of any or is this an untapped market? Clint

George, Thanks. ?I did my research and sent a quote request to LND for the LND 720. I recommend people avoid the sites below. ?Big clue…the USPS website says the zipcodes are

Watch out for those fraud sites. I've seen my eBay offering on them!!!Best bet is replace it with LND clone tube. However, simply converting the '700 to a BNC connector will allow any probe to be

Geo, I have a Victoreen CD V-700 Model 6b in need of a probe tube. Do you know a reliable source for these tubes? ?There are a couple sites I've seen online that offer these for sale but appear to

The Show2Me Counter boards with updates installed, minus the daughter CPU module are ready in limited quantities. The V02 HVG/L (High Voltage Generator) with actual Ludlum supplied OEM transformers

Link to newly reorganized and uploaded general radiation detection, XRF etc. papers and references. https://www.qsl.net/k0ff/0_Nuclear_Physics_101_by_George_Dowell/ There may be broken links or

All protective caps used on AMPTEK and similar solid state sensors MUST be ventilated. An unventilated cap tends to draw a vacuum if removed quickly, putting stress on the sensor's thin beryllium

Unknown pricing at this time, that one uses many Zeners and each one has to be hand selected and measured and the PCB is larger to .. But not a fortune for sure, When using this scheme I suggest

Hi MTC. This one is designed to go from the regular probe jack (RED WIRE= 900 V input) to a different jack for the 440V probe (ORANGE WIRE) yes the loop goes to ground (same ground for both

hi, any diagram or instructions where the reregulator actually wires into the main board? Or more specifically, where would you attach in say a LENi? If I get the jist of it,? the red wire is 900