have tried to down load gamma ray spectra catalogue from
http://id.inel.gov/gamma/data1.html
But no success, has any one else tried? or is there another source on line?
gamma cats.
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Re: gamma cats.
I just finished downloading the NaI(Tl) catalog.
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Re: gamma cats.
The NaI catalog has been around and downloadable and printable for years. I have had mine in a binder for some time. It is fairly nice, but not exhaustive.
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Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
Re: gamma cats.
Tks Jon & Richard - must be the long distance - I have broadband and have downloaded larger files without problems - such is life, but I will keep trying.
Re: gamma cats.
I have managed to get the NaI(Tl) catalog OK -- Now to try the Ge(Li)-Si(Li) Gamma Spectrum Catalogue -- @ 90.7 Mbytes
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Re: gamma cats.
The link does not work for me, including root, when parsing.
Anybody with better luck?
Cheers
Anybody with better luck?
Cheers
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Re: gamma cats.
Thanks for the link. Long download, but well worth it.