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[BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com]

     Good one!  Why don't you put that repsonse out on RadSafe - I'm sure 
     everyone would get a giggle out of it....


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Author:  BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com at -SMTPlink
Date:    1/12/96 7:42 AM


     Sounds like a homework problem.  McGyver could handle it for less than 
     $39.99.
     
     
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Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at INTERNET 
Date:    1/11/96 10:45 AM
     
     
     Why do you need to build one?  Why can't you purchase a detector to 
     detect the 511kev?  Why reinvent the wheel....
     
     
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Subject: ?? detector help .
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at ~GW1 
Date:    1/11/96 9:36 AM
     
     
Hi all,
     
Here is a forwarded e-mail from someone looking for some help. If
someone could e-mail them and provide help (or equipment), I am sure that 
this person would appreciate it. Please respond to the person, not Radsafe.
     
Thanks, as always,
     
Bruce Busby
bbusby@umich.edu
http://www.umich.edu/~bbusby/
     
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From: sjuguiln@vaxa.weeg.uiowa.edu
     
I need to build a radiation detector to detect 511 keV 
photons. I have budget constraints of $5000. What is the 
best way to go about building one? What kind of detector 
would be the most efficient, accurate, and cost effective?
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