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Yeah, that's about how much mine cost, 99.0% Nitrogen, but its 125 cu ft, 3500 liters, but the PSI is down to 1600, its a few years old
Do you have a date set where you are going to use your ticket for the bus? Mine is May 1st.
No, it will be rather spontaneous, when I can't take it anymore, probably quite late at night, my body won't be found for days
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Yes I do realize 99% is enough,I just thought u meant 99.9% because personally I haven't really seen 99% N2 cylinders that's all.
Yeah. Fail by Nitrogen. Don't know why some people fail, but my problem is I need a decent amount for experimentation or as a backup, and transporting it to CTB. These two seem like the biggest hassle. If you had a good amount and a decent setup, I don't know how you could fail.
I feel like coz there's leaks in their set up, I was thinking I might need to use tape to connect oxygen tubing on each end to secure any gas leak on the (3/8 BSP Nut and Hose Tail | Right Hand Thread For 6mm Hose) and then to the exit bag for a successful set up
Yeah. I think you're right cause in one case they weren't using a clear turkey bag, and in the other case their SI kicked in and they started making holes. I think if there're no leaks nor CO2 buildup, then the chances of failure seem unlikely, providing no one saves you and you have a decent amount of Nitrogen gas that constantly runs and runs at the right amount.
Yeah I've ordered 20L 200bar nitrogen cylinder should be coming any day gonna get the flow meter regulator with the nut and hose tail soon too and then follow through with the tubing and exit bag, what is SI? Damn gotta use a clear one otherwise your setting yourself up for panic mode and that's just as bad as suffocating gotta set that flow meter to 15lpm but since it's to pricey to get a nitrogen one I'm going with an argon one it says it works with other inert gases but since it's an argon regulator I'll have to readjust to about 12.5lpm since argon is a lot denser and nitrogen is much less dense so the flow rate off of the argon regulator would need to be lower
SI = Survival Instinct. Looks like you'll have everything you need soon. I wish I could CTB by Nitrogen, but unfortunately, I can't access Nitrogen gas easily. I guess I could get some if I tried in my home country even though I'm currently living with my folks (maybe get my own place for a few weeks), and in the country I was naturalized in it'll be extremely hard to get it without raising any alarms or get the amount I need to sufficiently CTB. I'll have to CTB by partial hanging since I luckily (hate using that word in this context) found a sturdy rod in my wardrobe that could work.
What experimentation/testing would u do?
I might go with partial hanging instead since the Nitrogen gas is hard for me to access without alerting people, but my concern was with using the equipment (I don't know how to use a regulator/flowmeter or any of the stuff), potential leaks that need to be fixed, determing the purity of the Nitrogen gas, and filling the exit bag with Nitrogen gas (maybe you don't need to worry about it since you have the EEBD setup) before putting it over my head. These factors would mean some amount of gas would be lost, so if you have a 20 cubic foot tank then it's risky cause you need more Nitrogen gas after you go unconscious. Vizzy had a 2 cubic meter tank, so I think it would account for these problems, but it's incredibly difficult to get a tank that large let alone a 20 cubic foot tank for some of us.
