All over, online. Nothing a Google search will fail you in.

But like any electronic equipment, don't just buy the first thing you find. Do a little boring research into product reviews. Don't get a unit because it looks cool either... go for functionality and dependability.

If you're into the nuclear thing as a form of horror entertainment, like to be "scared", I suggest tracking down an old 80's British movie called "Threads".

Th eerie thing is how it's an old movie, but current events can be meshed into the start of the movie where everything hits the fan. (News censoring from Middle East, etc etc...)

These days, I'm finding hundreds of things of a non-nuclear nature far more terrifying than a bomb going off.

In one case, a bunch of people are erased at once, it blows and life blows afterwards... but from there you know what to do... survive and make the world as better as humanly possible.

On the other hand, things are done to us day to day that no one blinks at, though we're intentionally being "weakened" on just about every level of our humanity.

The next few years are going to be interesting.

EDIT:

Oh, and you might want to spend, oh, A DAY OR TWO watching videos of Chernobyl (Czarnobyl) on a popular video site. I got sucked into watching these a few weeks ago... especially finding interesting vids of a documentary chick riding her bike REAL FAST through certain modern-day areas of Russia so as to avoid getting hit with too many rads. Likewise, not riding behind other vehicles so as to avoid radioactive dust kicking up into her lungs from their tires.

One thing I REALLY, REALLY, REALLY wish I had pictures of was of this forest immediately after the disaster, in which all the trees, no joke, glowed BRIGHT RED in daylight!

The Russians bulldozed it all, but wow... that'd be awesome.

Also, I wonder if there's any truth to the Rusians saying that only 30 (thirty... three-zero) people died during that whole nightmare? lol?

Being obsessed with the ultimate explosive and power generator is not a crazy thing. It is truly sanity.

But seriously, radiation is cool, and it would be handy to have done your research in a nuclear holocaust.

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*is slightly disturbed*

*is slightly intrigued*

*Triggers Cold War 2 and World War 3 simultaneously*

Oops.

-Ngakunui