Models SRJ-7 and HRJ-7 Juno Survey Meters

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COVER B-I EVEREADY N0.412 BATTE 4 REQUIRED RY 8-2 EVEREADY NO. El2 BATTERY 2 REQUIRED MALLORY NO. TR-115 BATTERY 2 REQUlkED JUNO MODEL 7 BATTERY PACK TECHNICAL ASSOCIATES
Page 1 and 2: I MANUAL OF OPERATION JUNO RADIATIO
Page 3 and 4: MANUAL OF OPERATION JUNO RADIATION
Page 5 and 6: 1 . GENERAL DESCRIPTION MANUAL OF O
Page 7 and 8: SUPPORTED BY AN ANTI-VIBRATION TUBE
Page 9 and 10: SRJ-7 HRJ-7 V. CALl8RATlON CONS1 DE
Page 11 and 12: JUNO MODEL 7 PARTS LIST R 1 STANDAR
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Page 17 and 18: Bulletin No. 180 INSTRUMENTATION FO
Page 19 and 20: ~ __ ~- JUNO RADIATION SURVEY METER
Page 21 and 22: MANUAL OF OPERATION Technical Assoc
Page 23 and 24: The reason for choosing aluminum co
Page 25 and 26: 3. Turn the Selector Switch to the
Page 27 and 28: The 1.35 volt mercury cells (B-2) w
Page 29 and 30: -- SHIELD ----------- OFF ON 0 - S-
Page 31: BEN Z. RUBIN CO. . BEN 2. RUBIN I V
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Page 37 and 38: 5-DIGIT SODECO REGISTERS MULTI-COLO
Page 39 and 40: PECl F I CATIONS of PPM-8 PORTAL MO
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Page 51 and 52: 4M- 10/58 Bullefin No. 744 INSTRUME
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Page 59 and 60: TECHNICAL ASSOCIATES 140 West Provi
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. Bulletin No 784 INSTRUMENTATION F
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Bulletin No. 778 INSTRUMENTATION FO
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Buiiefin No. 144 INSTRUMENTATION FO
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THE NU-TEC POCKET MONrTOn . P'QDEL,
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A radiation check source can be use
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TECHNICAL ASSOCIATES INSTRUMENTATIO
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pecifications of MODEL LS-66 UNIVER
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Bulletin No. 182 GAS FLOW COUNTER,
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ELECTRONIC TIMER, MODEL PT-6 S P E
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& PROBE ASSEMBLIES and AREA MONITOR
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Bulletin No. 185 HIGH RANGE SURVEY
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Models SRJ-7 and HRJ-7 have similar
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P@%* 0 of MODELS CP-3 and CP-SA RAD
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PE CI F I C AT1 0 N S of Model RM-8
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MULTI-SAMPLE TABULATOR CAPACITY: 20
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d Manual of Operation and Service I
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PURPOSE SECTION I WNERAE DESCRIPTIO
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To use the calibrating source. QPMI
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LINEARITY The linearity of the elec
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following chart: ENERGY RELATIVE IN
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CALIBRATION WITHOUT A STANDARD SOUR
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GENERAL SECTION B TROUBLE SHOOTING
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am- - I R’ Voltages to chassis me
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NUCLEAR PART NO, SUGGESTED MAINTENA
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Beckman. I Process Instruments Divi
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I model V Vibrating Reed” micro-m
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During World War 11, a new method,
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How Johnson’s Wax shines in quali
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ed spectrophotometry. The gellation
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detect formula changes of competiti
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dangerous atmosphere was found abov
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eadout dial. Thus, for example, a m
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the Analyzer Subject Index Volumes
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Beam and stream lines Physiological
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Please send the literature checked
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Return requested INSTRUMENTS, INC.
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2/8/65 BROWN R ECOR CIERS Uodel No.
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Fiqure 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. LIST
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SIGNAL CURRENT LEVEL (AMPERES) n 0
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f. Chamber supply voltage - 200 vol
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8.75 1 L L FRONT VIEW :.94 16.87 -4
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SIGNAL SELECTOR PUSH TO RECOVER r-
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1. AMPLIFIER BIAS ADJUST. This cont
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1. Turn Power Switch OFF. 2. Connec
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g. Adjust AMPLIFIER BIAS ADJUST unt
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D. POWER SUPPLY TEST 1. Connect an
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g. Normal progress can be followed
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Section 5. THEORY OF THE INSTRUMENT
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1ST STAGE ELECTROMETE LOGARITHMIC c
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C. THF POWER SUPPLY The power suppl
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Svmbo 1 Description BECKMAN Part C3
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- Instruments Division Beckwn Instr
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L . BECKMAN INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODE
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Figure 1 . Mo
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B . S P E C I F I CAT IO N S 1. Inp
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~~ p 6. Set Selector Switch to ZERO
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A Capacitor 1 ++ ++ ‘-TI-- I C Ch
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180" Out of Phase 1 st Half Cycle +
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I I 3 x 10-13 to 3 x 10-7 amperes a
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BULLETIN 271-D 1. Page 2. Paragraph
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- 3. Connect a 50 ppf polystyrene d
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1'0 THERMOSTATICALLY RI USED TO SHU
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i . . _. . Symbol PARTS LIST Descri
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