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        <description>I forced an RCA 811A tube to produce some X-rays by operating the tube in cold-cathode mode at about 20KV and 150uA.  The glass fluoresces nicely, but I didn't get any light from my X-ray intensifier cassette. MightyOhm's geiger counter kit: http://mightyohm.com/blog/products/geiger-counter/</description>
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