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tptQuantification 8th Mar 2023

As far as the special materials and electronics used: HEAC, BTRY, WIFI, INST.
tptQuantification 8th Mar 2023

the prot detection mechanism I made is based on detecting continuity across a thin ptnm wire. if any of the wires dont have electrical continuity for a moment, that's a detection.
stepan243 8th Mar 2023

and I wanted to make it realistic with using realistic geiger muller tube without using some cheaty elements like dtec
stepan243 8th Mar 2023

someone in tpt discord wanted this geiger counter to detect photons
tptQuantification 8th Mar 2023

I'll just leave it unpublished for now, but post the ID here. ID:2987558
tptQuantification 8th Mar 2023

I've made a detection tube that detects protons! May I either post a modified version with credit, or give you the detection tube?
General_Apple 8th Mar 2023

"only 3.8 roengen, not great, not bad"
BunkerStrikerUA 7th Mar 2023

some fixes that could maybe solve them: putting a second tube made of turned on lcry to detect protons, insulate the tube with ceramic so no photons come through, use a different counter based on bray or some other counter that decreases its value faster when the value is high and slower if the value is low
BunkerStrikerUA 7th Mar 2023

good work you can improve on it heres all issues i seen: can't detect protons or electrons, detects light as radiation, indicator decreases linearly and not exponentially so it becomes maxed out if the neutron count hitting it is above some threshold and bottom if its below
docRoboRobert 7th Mar 2023

Good work there. 1+

The Powder Toy

RPTD-5 Geiger counter by stepan243

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