There has been a significant radiation spike in the southeastern parts of Moscow, Russia, several news outlets reported. On the morning of February 7th, 2020, several employees of the “Radon” company which specializes in toxic waste disposal, filmed a short … Read More
It was called “Operation Crossroads” – nuclear experiments conducted by the US Navy in 1946 at the Marshall Islands in the Pacific. Dozens of ships such as the USS Independence were enveloped by a 94 ft. high mushroom cloud and … Read More
Testing food in general is one of the most common questions we receive and also happens to be one of the most difficult ones to answer. In short: – Can food be tested with a hand-held Geiger Counter? Yes. – … Read More
A journalist from Vancouver was traveling across the South Pacific on vacation. The journalist was a curious and suspicious man so he brought an RD1212 Advanced geiger counter. After all, he presumed that exotic places may have exotic dangers, a lucky … Read More
Quarta-Rad Inc, the manufacturer of Radex brand electronics announces the release of the new Geiger counter RD1212-BT. Radex 1212 BT is the next-generation Geiger counter based on Quarta-Rad’s top-seller RD1212 series and combines it with cellular technology through the use … Read More
RADEX ONE is a sophisticated scientific device that has been miniaturised for the sake of practicality and final cost reduction. To take the full advantage of the unit’s features, a PC-based software is required. Measurements can be charted and analysed, … Read More
Now there is a better, stronger and more advanced version of our best-selling workhorse – the RD1503. Ever since the introduction of the original RD1503, customers have been asking for additional functions and requested certain improvements on the existing design. … Read More
After decades of research, Quarta Rad Inc. (part of the MIFI Engineering and Physical Institute) has just released its latest model in the series of hand-held, public-friendly Geiger Counters: the Radex RD1212. This one is light, quick and on good … Read More
Radiation does not have a compass, nor does it contain itself to precise geographical areas. Factors like topography and wind direction can spread radioactive dust in unpredictable directions and as a result radiation levels on one side of the street … Read More