Hi,
I recently got into GRS and am having a great time learning. I was trained as a EE but never worked as one- I got into networks and Cisco and Juniper and all that. Nuclear stuff always fascinated me. I maybe should have been a nuclear engineer but that did not appear to be a rosy future in 1985. For my penultimate job I had wide access to the Nevada test site and that was very cool. So anyway, I have a GS-PRO and a 1.5" Scionix and it's looking good. I am going to build a 2" and a 63mm detector and then maybe another GS-PRO and try some coincidence counting.
Oh yeah and I got canned by my employer of 6 years on Monday! A 5% workforce reduction.. It's OK I can draw social security and we saved. And I can spend all day on this stuff now.
I just found the "Highly useful and informative documents" post of 2015 and downloaded that stuff. I had spent time last night looking for a PDF of the Heath data from 1964. I did find it at UPenn I think but it was on the GS site the whole time along with some other great PDFs. I like the Heath data from 1963 with the 3"x3" because it looks like what I can reproduce in 2022! I'm only 60 years behind.
John Kupec, St. George Utah USA
Hi from St. George, Utah
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johnnycups
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Re: Hi from St. George, Utah
Hi John - Welcome! And better late than never... Pictures of your builds are also very welcome.
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Re: Hi from St. George, Utah
Hi John,
Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you have spent your time well, the IT business must have had a good run. Next on your list, the inner workings of the atomic nucleus, a final frontier 😉
Share your work on the forum and reach out if you have any questions, someone here might be able to help.
See you around..
Steven
Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you have spent your time well, the IT business must have had a good run. Next on your list, the inner workings of the atomic nucleus, a final frontier 😉
Share your work on the forum and reach out if you have any questions, someone here might be able to help.
See you around..
Steven
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