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    Geiger Bot For DIY Geiger

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    David Kasai
    The document provides wiring instructions for connecting a Geiger counter board called the GK5 Geiger Board to an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone. It recommends adding a 1uF capacitor and specific resistor values - a 56kΩ resistor for connecting to an iPhone/iPad and a 1kΩ resistor for connecting to an Android phone. It also notes that adding a wire and capacitor to the LED+ output will create audible clicking that can be heard through headphones or an amplifier.

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    Geiger Bot For DIY Geiger

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    The document provides wiring instructions for connecting a Geiger counter board called the GK5 Geiger Board to an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone. It recommends adding a 1uF capacitor and specific resistor values - a 56kΩ resistor for connecting to an iPhone/iPad and a 1kΩ resistor for connecting to an Android phone. It also notes that adding a wire and capacitor to the LED+ output will create audible clicking that can be heard through headphones or an amplifier.

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    The document provides wiring instructions for connecting a Geiger counter board called the GK5 Geiger Board to an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone. It recommends adding a 1uF capacitor and specific resistor values - a 56kΩ resistor for connecting to an iPhone/iPad and a 1kΩ resistor for connecting to an Android phone. It also notes that adding a wire and capacitor to the LED+ output will create audible clicking that can be heard through headphones or an amplifier.

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    Geiger Bot For DIY Geiger

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    David Kasai
    The document provides wiring instructions for connecting a Geiger counter board called the GK5 Geiger Board to an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone. It recommends adding a 1uF capacitor and specific resistor values - a 56kΩ resistor for connecting to an iPhone/iPad and a 1kΩ resistor for connecting to an Android phone. It also notes that adding a wire and capacitor to the LED+ output will create audible clicking that can be heard through headphones or an amplifier.

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    To iPhone

    or iPad

    .1uF

    To Android
    phone

    56K

    1K

    .1uF

    Adding this wire and Cap to the


    LED+ output will create audible
    clicking heard by any standard
    headphones or amplifier

    GK5 Geiger Board

    DIY Geiger Counter Geigetbot Settings:


    Auto-Adjust:
    OFF
    RMS Window:
    1
    Delay Window:
    18
    Volume Threshold:
    20000
    Sample Rate:
    22050
    Disable Measurement Mode:
    OFF
    Hysteresis Filter:
    0
    Input Polarity:
    Negative Only
    Wavelet Filter:
    OFF
    Input Gain Control:
    1.00
    Ultrafast Rates:
    OFF

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