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Constellation Lume Identification / Hazard Assessment
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...Obviously the OP doesn’t like the answer he has been consistently given.
So here is the answer - The watch is a toxic potential superfund item. Please do not store it in a house as it emits radon gas as well.
How is this still being litigated?????
So here is the answer - The watch is a toxic potential superfund item. Please do not store it in a house as it emits radon gas as well.
How is this still being litigated?????
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HJR
·Obviously the OP doesn’t like the answer he has been consistently given.
So here is the answer - The watch is a toxic potential superfund item. Please do not store it in a house as it emits radon gas as well.
How is this still being litigated?????
The answers favor tritium, clearly.
There was a criticism that I'd not made scientific measurements with my geiger (probably not the most accurate anyways, but long-reading averages are still more useful), so that's what I'm doing.
What's your deal now?
