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DP-12 Radiometer |
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DP-12 Technical Data (1) | |||||||||
Russian Designation (4): |
дегазационный прибор,
дп-
12 (Decontaminating Device, DP-12) |
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Manufacturer: | State Factories | ||||||||
Year Adopted: | Uncertain at Present | ||||||||
Operational Status (1996): |
Other Users –
Various Eastern European nations and former
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Radiation Types Detected: | Beta and Gamma | ||||||||
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0.05 - 200 Rads (0.5 - 2000 cGy) |
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Operation Principle: | Gieger-Muller Tube | ||||||||
Power Source: | 1x Type 3336 battery (4.5 volt) | ||||||||
Dimensions (as carried w/o transit case)
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DP-12 Radiometer |
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Sources Cited (1) Gander, Terry J., Jane's NBC Protection Equipment 1995-1996 8th edition, Surry: Jane's Information Group, 1995. Print. (2) Gander, Terry J., Jane's NBC Protection Equipment 1988-1989, Surry, Jane's Information Group, 1988. Print. (3) FM-100-2-3 The Soviet Army: Troops, Organization, and Equipment, Washington D.C.: Department of the Army, 1984. Print. (4) TM-30-546, Glossary of Soviet Military and Related Abbreviations, Washington D.C.: Department of the Army, 1957. Print. |