Electric Magic Portable Handle Geiger Counter 0.01 μSv/h DIY Kit Nuclear Radiation Detector with Miller GM Tube Gamma Beta Ray Suit for Arduino

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Board came with different pinout that one shown in picture. Because no documentation or code examples came with it, I am not sure how to integrate it into my project. Listing indicates a pdf would be included. Nothing but hardware came in the box.

Hi, It has just arrived, but there is no manual for this product. Neither attached in physical format, nor in this publication. There is no product reference for it to be searched online, so I will request it to the store via direct message. Please note it was well packaged: light but well protected.

So far I have been pretty pleased with this item. Shipping was very quick and the contents of the box had everything I needed to get it up and running in minutes. You might have to scout around on the web for a little bit to find all the documentation. As can be seen in the video it’s not very difficult to get this up and running with an Arduino it can easily count clicks per minute and according to the documentation you can divide the clicks per minute by 151 to get a reading in micro sieverts. Unfortunately I do not have a calibrated source that I can compare these readings to.

When I received this, the board and tube were very well packed. Upon installing the Geiger tube into the board, I found that the tube was about 5mm too short to make good contact with the clips. I was able to find a sweet spot where the tube would make an ok connection, but was greeted with a small pause (presumably while everything warming up), then a continuous tone. I contacted the included support email, and they got back to me relatively quickly, and we had a somewhat productive back and forth, ultimately concluding that I'd received a bad Geiger tube, and to request a replacement. I contacted the seller earlier this week through amazon, and haven't heard back.