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Mercator Posted - 08/20/2024 : 06:09:33
Hello everyone,

My handle is Mercator. I live in the Netherlands. I used to send my geigercounters data to radmon.org. The other day i found gmcmap.com and tried to find out how to publish here. It appeared to be very simple.

My geigercounter is a simple homebrew HV generator with a SBM-20 tube and a pulse output.

The pulses are collected in a RPI zero where a python script calculates the CPM and the ACPM (running average of 15 minutes). a bash script sends the data to radmon and now also to gmcmap.

Hope to learn a lot here

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