Rad Con 4 - now there's 3 - and one is LA!

ok, so we will lose hollywood?

the active nuclear plume circulates the northern (and small amounts of the southern) hemispheres.....

the trend of 'spiking' is how we deduct the location of the plume mass... average every 40 days....

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 01/05/2014 01:40 AM

This thread answered my question(s) on the reading discrepancies.

Thread: Why are Nuclear readings so sketchy? This is the simple analogy... (Page 2)

In other words it circulates the earth every 40 days.

yes

To intentionally mislead?

oh so were all in trouble for 40days and nights???

not sure about his - if you scroll map over to Japan it's normal at Fuko ... wouldn't it be off the map if it was releasing radiation?

Not if the wind is blowing it away from Japan

that's the way the jet stream calls it.....

(wait until it becomes 'normalised')... :(

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 01/05/2014 01:51 AM

Do you notice that JAPAN is the only other country that has detection?

There is no detection ANYWHERE ELSE. Maybe that says something.

banana shipments.... just ask that stupid sob that says there's nothing to worry about Fuckashema a figment of our imagination !

yes, apparently we should have run reactors on bananas

Yeah CP apparently, take care

Is this the way I should be reading NETC's numbers ?

300 = 30 cpm

If you would be continually exposed to 40 cpm for one year you would almost reach your maximun allowd whole life allowed exposal level. Any addition radiation exposal could cause health concerns. [link to www.blackcatsystems.com]
Source:
[link to www.blackcatsystems.com]

No I don't want to be exposed to any radiation. I just want to confirm that the way I'm reading it is correct. The average cpm in my daily life is about 11 cpm.

Wow... I'm in Tucson.

I'm being radiated as we speak.

I'm also eating a Carl's Junior Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuit, drinking a big cold glass of milk, and listening to John B. Wells on Coast to Coast.

Life is good.

Last Edited by Mike Ehrmantraut on 01/05/2014 02:28 AM

Besides Virginia, where's all these RADCON 4s you are speaking of??

My suggestion... you, being the OP, should probably take a snap shot to post along with your thread next time. I'm not saying they weren't there, but they sure as hell aren't there now.

Highest I'm seeing on the West Coast, at the time of this posting this, is RADCON 3.

I'm so sick and tired of you fuckin idiots.

Ain't no party like a rad con 4 party!

go and zoom in on some of japans readings there highs and current readings on some of the sensors around fukushima are staggering

[link to netc.com]

143000
Station ID 6:1181341550 Fukushima Dai-ichi, Fukushima, JP
nSv/h: current 143000 Low 138000 High 153000
Average 145856, Deviation 2854.2

phew.... it's in cold like shut down.....

143000
Station ID 6:1181341550 Fukushima Dai-ichi, Fukushima, JP
nSv/h: current 143000 Low 138000 High 153000
Average 145856, Deviation 2854.2

Click here for data charts
Last updated: 2014-01-04 14:30:00 GMT+0000
[link to netc.com]



lucky about them new 'nippon' serviets... right?

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 01/05/2014 02:56 AM

Dont mean anything to me but i am just here to increase my post count.

I hear once you get 100 you get a cookie.

nah, i didn't get a coffee mug even.... lol

C'mon.... Knock it off already.

If you base your emotional stability on Netc, prepare to die of yo yo syndrome.

Thread: Alert!Alert! PHIlidELPHIA at 126! Radiationnetwork.com NOW! Wtf!!! RED ALERT!
Now at 142!!!!

The sausage, milk, and cheese, is likely worse for you than the level of radiation you're receiving.