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Absolutely good affordable tech. Youre kost welcome and thank you for commenting.

@@jamesmcguire9155 I did go on a bit of the larger loop of Lost Valley Trail but didn't have enough time in the day to make the entire loop

As always you're most welcome fixit!, thank you for your comment

You're most welcome fixit, glad you enjoyed the tech

Yeah definetly inconclusive. I'm traveling so I don't have room for a lead castle otherwise I would. Perhaps a larger sample with a Marinelli container should help as this sample was only a gram of fine dust. I needed a fine dust sample to check for alpha with my Alphahound

@paulmobleyscience you can modify the 3d print so you have a cavity to add tungsten powder or lead so you get it somewhat less than background and it won't be extremely heavy

Yeah it gives a visual idea of what's being detected. The next version should have sound with it as well and other upgrades but extremely pleased with this device.

You're most welcome Fixit! So glad to see you here. I'll be uploading more today

I definetly don't get many views on this platform and I have to press newest comment to even see your comment on all my videos.

Yes sir, more than welcome and thank you for making a comment.

Can you explain where I would find this setting?

@@michellemenefee8359 No to nuclear! I 100% agree with you

That's Right NO Nuclear

Backed by Kill Gates - WCGW???

@TheScotian82 Did you know about the pit existence before you watched my video? If not then they are rare...in fact you won't find anyone that's found this Pit and what it's being used for.

@Dudeguymansir Thank you so much. The algorithm doesn't push my content as you can see

@@paulmobleyscience I searched “St Louis radioactive” then filtered by upload date, honestly! That’s what brought me here. I search that every so often, because it’s like nobody talks about it. The people that want to talk about it aren’t taken seriously; the people who take it seriously don’t want to talk about it… It’s hard to find meaningful content about the issue. You’d think there would be more citizen-scientists and local chem / envi sci college students who would be out here collecting data and interpreting it. I’ve been looking to buy my first radiometer/counter to explore my area, as well as known sites for reference and verification purposes. I’m glad that I’m not alone. Again, thank you 🙏 keep up the good work. “Don’t stop beating-there’s still a lot of meat on this horse,” as my high school AP lang teacher used to say

@@Dudeguymansir Nice to see people appreciating the work I've put into this with the help of others. I'm working on now getting funding for the next leg of the journey to help people understand their local areas.

@PedroGomes1974 Absolutely, That's how you can identify unknown metallic materials that become ionized as a result of a radioactive source that's behind a lead shield from the detector but not the sample

@neurologicalworms From an air conditioning filter in a 20th floor high rise building about 300 yards from Tokyo tower....downtown Tokyo. Hope this helps. Dr Kaltofen found a hot particle 460Km from Fukushima that had a radioactivity of 40,000,000,000,000,000,000 becquerals per kilogram (100 Bq/Kg safe levels) and made up of 80% core material. They didn't evacuate people for enough away and the inverse square law does not apply to an aggregate of point sources. Hope this helps

@neurologicalworms Already done...I measured every major area in the entire Weldon Spring area. Just look at my video list and you'll find them very quickly

You're most welcome sir... I take my samples using a tbar core that goes down 12 inches from the surface. The issue I see is that FUSRAP has already remediated most of these areas meaning it's been dug out and then material placed on top of the area as this is standard civil engineering practice so if contamination still exists, it's much deeper than anyone can measure from the surface area. I still have a sample I have to take a long measurement of from around Latty Avenue and Coldwater Creek area where Dr Kaltofen did his study and he only had to go down 20 cm to find it, hence the 12 inch tbar core. Thank you for commenting as it helps people realise there are others interested in this work I'm doing. I have since left the area and back home now gathering funds to take another journey just like this into other areas to get answers for people.

@cracktower3613 Not so wierd...While lead is dense, this is very thin lead and will block much of the lower energies xrays but otherwise things still get through and unable to block all of it. Spending time with family comes first

@@paulmobleyscience thanx Paul ❤️

You're always most welcome sir, thank you

@belalugrisi1614 I thought I may have an issue but it has connected just fine through the lead and able to use the app normally

@@paulmobleyscience That is surprising, and informs us about rf shielding. The lead has a lower conductivity, than say copper or aluminum, but its density makes it best for shielding x-rays and gamma rays. Thanks Mon!

​@@bélalugrisiYou're very welcome Bela

@bruceryba5740 Hello Bruceryba, yes the workers filled me in on the nature of the area and can corroborate what you're saying that it's for waterfowl and other birds and was engineered. What a shame the arrowhead spot is gone now, sorry to hear that. If you search through my videos you will indeed find those areas you suggested and was some of the very first areas I searched including the sport fields that are downstream and in between both Schote and Dardenne creeks. You'll find I walked the entire area of note from the Missouri river, every square foot of the actual Weldon Spring Quarry, Hamburg trail and Hamburg quarry, lost valley trail, Clark trail, around the disposal area, Francis Howell High School, Busch conservation area, lake 10 and more. Take a peek

You're most welcome above all sir, thank you

You're most welcome, the only place I can see your comments is under newest comments. I'm going to pin your comment.

@nulucid Yes I've heard nothing but bad things about the IOS...I have android and it works fantastic

The ios development is on a fast track, soon there won't be any difference.

@radiacode That'll be great news for IOS users, it's the only negative I've heard about the Radiacode is specifically the apple app.

You're most welcome

As far as the surface area goes yes but we do in fact know that the uranium levels in the Femme-Osage haven't decreased and are above background levels so there must still be contamination underground. The issue then becomes contamination in the ground water, and thus, people's drinking water.

You above all are most welcome sir, thank you for this opportunity to share information

Actually no sign of a underground smoldering event and didn't even really smell the bad smell everyone talks about here. It should be that it's just averaging it out from one marker to the next and then taking the highest and lowest based on that average...not specifically each highest or lowest measurement.

​@@paulmobleyscienceit doesn't smell bad every day but oh my gosh some days it's SO bad. You can smell it while driving around by the highway with your windows closed.

So far so good! Thank you very much!

Thank you sir...This is the typical preparation for food and yes it's the same detector. The only radionuclide this device can measure in food or water is Cesium specifically only. I have really no interest in checking food in the field nor do I have a home to have a laboratory setup that's needed for this type of sample preparation. I would just hot ash a sample rather than chemical ash if I was going to measure for cesium specifically in food. I am strictly checking soil samples and as long as the hydrogen is evaporated enough then it shouldn't be attenuated. I'm also putting my samples and detector inside a wooden box with lead lining the outside so it helps clean up the spectrum. If I find something of interest I'll just half the sample until I've separated the sample down to one or a few grams I can weigh on my scale. Although I would lose some radioactivity by hot ashing it, that's the way I would prepare a food sample in my situation

I'm glad you enjoyed watching this, I'm uploading my measurements from around lake 33 lower lying areas from the spillway out to the area just East that looks like a dried up lake. Should be uploaded soon and please share with everyone you know in the area so they get this information as well. Thank you Bruceryba

You're welcome sir, I apologize for the late response but YT isn't notifying me of all my comments. Thanks to you sir ❤

You're welcome Bela! Great to see you! Thank you...ice been practicing...lol not

Thank you sir, you're amazing amd so appreciate this opportunity to help others.

Hi, can't wait to show everyone x

Hi Fixit!!! So very glad to see you here...I've been working so hard. You're so so welcome and thank you for everything you've done. ❤