Re: Powernet: ILLINOIS RADIOGRAPHER RECEIVED 15 SIEVERT (1,500REM) TO HIS LO...

[Ted de Castro <tdc@XRAYTED.COM>]

Sensor Technology IS hard to contact - and when you make contact they

tell you they like it that way.  They make the units the border patrol

uses on contract and are not interested in making anything for a more

general market.  They are quite firm about this.  They seem to try to

put forth a aura of a "spook technology" company. IMHO



"Kim D. Merritt" wrote:

> 

> You could always use the pagers that are starting to make their way into

> the market.  They have a few more bells and whistles than the old chirpers

> though.

> 

> http://polimaster.com/en/products/ratemeters.htm#pm1703

> http://www.gamma-neutron-pager.com/

> 

> There is also another vendor called Sensor Technology Engineering in Santa

> Barbara but I can't find their url.

> 

> In an attempt to prevent any radiography incidents here I am required to

> randomly audit radiography operations conducted by contractors.

> 

> Kim Merritt, RRPT

> Radiation/Laser Safety Officer

> NASA Langley Research Center

> Hampton, VA

> (757)864-3210

> <mailto:k.merritt@larc.nasa.gov>

> 

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