Description
A fascinating collectible born during the darkest days of the Cold War. This Radiation Reader uses a Geiger counter wand to detect particle emissions, and transmits audible feedback into the included ear piece. Manufactured behind the Iron Curtain, from the heart of the Warsaw Pact, this Detector is a relic of real Soviet preparation for a potential surprise nuclear offensive from the West. A completely intact display piece! You get the Detector, as well as all associated accessories that came with the original equipment. Every tool packs into the original hard case designed for long-term storage against future catastrophe. Even the original documentation showing operation and maintenance (all printed in Polish, of course) are here for inspection. This is real history you can see and feel. Polish People's Republic military issue 2 leather straps for shoulder and cross-body carry Geiger counter radiation detector wand with cord Earpiece for audible indicator of particle detection Flathead screwdriver for making adjustments Wired to accept batteries, or use a European power outlet All pack into original carry box Reader Case is 7" x 8" x 4.5" Storage Carry Case is 6.5" x 10" x 15"Bring history home! Order now! Key Specifications Item Number: 663075 Color: Olive Drab Size: 6.5" x 10" x 15" Country of Origin: Poland Condition: Used, in good shape Back to top
Item number: E717M-663075
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Comments (3)
If I lived on the coast in California I'd own a dosimeter. Back in 2011 when the Japanese Fukishima reactor went critical, it was projected that extremely dangerous radioactive debris could hit California's shores in 12 to 15 months.
Now California has exceptional radiation detectors in key locations looking out for radioactive debris. What did they do? They shut off the detectors so not to alarm the public.
That's what happens when you have idiots like Jerry Brown guarding the henhouse.
"All I have to do now, is learn Polish," Powiedział sarkastycznie.