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 Where to place GMC-300 and expected lifetime?

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kronik Posted - 05/30/2012 : 02:53:17
Hello!
I was wondering where's the best place to station GMC-300 unit?
I assume that indoor readings may be different from outdoor (and maybe I'm wrong).

What's the expected life span of device when using real time monitoring?
Thank you.
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ZLM Posted - 06/01/2012 : 22:16:21
The key part of Geiger Counter is Geiger Tube.

The tube life span is about 8~10 years on regular background monitoring.

After that, the geiger tube need to be replaced.

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