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Old 10 February 2018, 08:47 AM   #31
phillip ridley
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I would love to see some docs on that - radium in lower levels.

Tudor can have ! on 61-63, and it is Tritium (though higher than 25 or 15 as in Tudor's case).

I have a 61 Tudor PCG that puts out about 4x stronger than the background radiation today but a sliver compared to some Radium stuff.
Here is what the Geiger is reading after some regulations.
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