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I have access to several types of used Nuclear Medicine gamma cameras. I've
often entertained the idea to convert one for astro-gamma imaging. I'm not much of an astronomer but am somewhat knowledgeable with gamma cameras. The main problem that has always stopped me from pursuing this idea, is the fact that the large sodium-iodine crystal can fracture if there's an ambient temperature change of 6 degrees F in 1 hour. Outdoor temperature fluctuations ... (well I'm sure you understand). I apologize if this is not the correct NG for my question. Perhaps I can be directed to a more appropriate one? Thank you. Cordially, west |
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