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 Victoreen (Cleveland Ohio) Early 60’s Geiger Counter
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 Art
 Location: Somewhere, USA
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Hi Guys Smile
I picked up one of these from eBay. It was sent from US, and in really good nick for it’s age.
It came with headphone, and for the video, the headphone is near the mic for audio coupling.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLnLUxi-_qA

Cheers, Brek.
 
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 Marcc
 Location: Wangaratta, VIC
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Hmmm! Is there some confusion between radioactivity & radio-activity, they are different.
 
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 Art
 Location: Somewhere, USA
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This one smells more like a valve radio than a valve radio Smile
I can’t believe it has anything to do with decaying biological matter.
It’s chassis has been sealed in this metal box, and when it’s opened, the old electronics smell is potent.
 
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