Exploring Budapest with a Radiation Detector @Radiacode
Exploring Budapest with a Radiation Detector  @Radiacode
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
We’ve just returned from a new Radiacode trip across Europe 2026 — and this time we took the Radiacode 110 and Radiacode Zero with us across Hungary and the Czech Republic.

Europe was hit by a serious heatwave during our journey, but that didn’t stop us from exploring cities, museums, caves, mines, forests, and many other unusual locations.
We ran experiments, met interesting people, and collected a lot of stories along the way.

There is too much material for just one video, so this trip will be released in several parts over time.
Stay tuned — the journey is just getting started.

Radiacode products mentioned in the video:
1. Radiacode 110 radiacode.com/products/radiacode-110
2. Radiacode Zero radiacode.com/zero
3. Radiaverse – Global Radiation Map radiaverse.com

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:58 Our First Discovery
01:13 Another Find
01:23 Exploring Radiaverse
02:02 Visiting Our First Location
02:59 One More Discovery
04:09 Planning Our Next Steps
04:30 Eötvös Museum of Natural History
13:50 The First Challenge
14:38 Personal Dose Explained
15:26 Hungarian Natural History Museum
17:05 Europe’s 2026 Heatwave
17:42 What’s in Our Travel Kit
21:26 Exploring Budapest’s Antique Shops
24:48 Final Thoughts
25:45 Next Episode Preview
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