Using an RPi with a Gieger Counter

Its actually using a daughter board (shield for your arduino folks) that has all the gieger hardware (called the PiGi) and the board is opensource.  It sounds like it would cost around 40-50 dollards to get the board made in quantities of 1000.

https://apollo.open-resource.org/lab:pigi

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