Re: Radiography chirpers

[james.g.barnes@ATT.NET]

Dear all of you instrument manufacturers out there. . . .



Would one of you *PLEASE* revive the old Eberline "Rad-Tad" design and re-

release it?  NO bells and whistles; just a LOUD chirp.



Jim Barnes, CHP

Radiation Safety Officer

Rocketdyne / Boeing

james.g.barnes@att.net

> I am looking for a source for some "dumb" radiation detectors, like the old 

> chirpers.  The current trend seems to be to have everything be capable of 

> being programmable, do data logging, etc.  While that may be good for a HP 

> to use, I need something idiot proof for my guys who act as observers for 

> radiography operations by contractors.  Any help?

> 

> Kim Merritt

> Radiation/Laser Safety Officer

> HazMed, Inc.

> NASA Langley Research Center

> Hampton, VA

> (757)864-3210

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

> 

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