00:00:50 first piece found 00:02:00 second piece found 00:02:55 third piece found 00:03:45 fourth piece found 00:06:45 fifth piece found 00:08:35 sixth piece found 00:11:50 seventh piece found 00:12:30 eighth piece found 00:14:25 ninth piece found (slag) 00:19:10 tenth piece found 00:20:00 time lapse excavation 00:22:50 eleventh piece found 00:24:30 twelfth piece found 00:24:40 idiot measuring two pieces at once 00:27:15 thriteenth piece found 00:28:00 large hotspot 00:30:25 fourteenth piece found (very hot chunk) 00:30:57 cleaning the hot piece 00:32:10 fifteenth piece found 00:32:35 small measurement comparison 00:34:53 high res images 00:36:00 sadly i didn´t film the moment i found the last two pieces & they are not radioactive!
@@RADiOiNactivity Davon habe ich einige in der Sammlung, von der Radioaktivität abgesehen sind diese satten Grün/Gelbtöne unglaublich unter passendem UV😍Ein schönes, manchmal auch "freakiges" Hobby😀
Sehr schöne Funde. Ich hab vor paar Wochen auch einiges gefunden. (Bei Jachymov). Ich muss aber definitiv mehr auf Hygiene achten, hatte keine Handschuhe an und hab mir erst später die Hände gewaschen. Jetzt sind aber alle Steine staubsicher verpackt.
Bei Pechblende geht das immer noch, bei den Sekundärmineralien muss man vorsichtig sein. Da hat man in Sekunden alles kontaminiert. Zum Glück sieht man das meiste davon unter UV-Licht.
Sadly not this time. In this area of Germany you find mostly Uraninite. In the video after this one i visited a place known for Autunite and Uranocircite.
Honestly the gamma scout is like a children's learning toy (babies first Geiger counter), but with a hefty price tag. cheapo plastic, non rechargeable battery (unless you buy the more expensive model), and not very good buttons. i would rather use that money to buy a different device or save enough for a RadEye or a new Ludlum.
Yes, it´s not a very good device. For me personally the RadEye series also looks like a "professional baby toy"... never liked the design but certainly well made and dependable equipment. Ludlum is not common in Europe. I don´t like how heavy and bulky they are. They look like they come from the CDV-700 era in the 50s. I like the Automess 6150 series most, simply because they are reliable, well build, sturdy enough to put a nail in the wall, energy compensated, offer different probes and so on.
