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[Elzar]

Guys i need some help - i originally got my materials for the Exit Bag method through a german book (The Helium Method). It differs a bit from PPeH and there are some things i'm not quite sure about.

First, the flow meter.
To get to the 15litres/min, in the book it says to first open the valve at the bottom (the one with yellow outline), until the flowmeter reads 15, then to open the valve on the right (blue outline) and "play" with it, until it fills the Exit Bag in about 40-60 seconds.
Can that be right? Maybe i understood it wrong, but i would think you just open the valve to the right and then adjust the one at the bottom until the flow-rate reads 15l/min...
What is the correct way to do it?




This is the Exit Bag and some tubes. Does the Exit Bag look OK?
What tubing should i use? The one at the bottom is oxygen tubing, which i think i would prefer, because it's so thin and flexible.
Might be too thin though?



How should i tape the tube to the Exit Bag? What tape should i use?
Here's a picture of the bag when it's drawn closed - doesn't look great. Would it work, being so crumpled around the neck? it wouldn't need to fit very tightly, right? .

Thanks!

 

[Tears in Rain]

First, the flow meter.
To get to the 15litres/min, in the book it says to first open the valve at the bottom (the one with yellow outline), until the flowmeter reads 15, then to open the valve on the right (blue outline) and "play" with it, until it fills the Exit Bag in about 40-60 seconds.
Can that be right? Maybe i understood it wrong, but i would think you just open the valve to the right and then adjust the one at the bottom until the flow-rate reads 15l/min...
What is the correct way to do it?

For gas regulators with a floating ball flowmeter, there's usually just one nozzle, that you use to adjust the Litres per minute (LPM) after opening the cylinder valve. I'm not sure about those regulators with 2 round gauges on them. It seems to have two nozzles that you can adjust. The one in the right(blue circle) I presume is for LPM adjustment. Is the one on the bottom(yellow circle) for initially setting the pressure? Did a manual/instructions not come with it?

I think welders adjust the bottom thing to set the initial correct pressure and LPM for using a welding machine.
I think you would just need to open the cylinder valve and the pressure will show on the left gauge. Then adjust the LPM using the right-hand nozzle (blue circle).

This is the Exit Bag and some tubes. Does the Exit Bag look OK?
What tubing should i use? The one at the bottom is oxygen tubing, which i think i would prefer, because it's so thin and flexible.
Might be too thin though?

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Yes, oxygen tubing is usually advised. Here's what previous posters advised/used:

How should i tape the tube to the Exit Bag? What tape should i use?
Here's a picture of the bag when it's drawn closed - doesn't look great. Would it work, being so crumpled around the neck? it wouldn't need to fit very tightly, right?View attachment 129056

As for taping the tubing(From Final Exit):

 

[Elzar]

For gas regulators with a floating ball flowmeter, there's usually just one nozzle, that you use to adjust the Litres per minute (LPM) after opening the cylinder valve. I'm not sure about those regulators with 2 round gauges on them. It seems to have two nozzles that you can adjust. The one in the right(blue circle) I presume is for LPM adjustment. Is the one on the bottom(yellow circle) for initially setting the pressure? Did a manual/instructions not come with it?

There is a manual, but it's extremely barebones. The bottom one is the "adjusting screw", the one on the right the "shut-off-valve". hmm.

I think welders adjust the bottom thing to set the initial correct pressure and LPM for using a welding machine.
I think you would just need to open the cylinder valve and the pressure will show on the left gauge. Then adjust the LPM using the right-hand nozzle (blue circle).

Yes, oxygen tubing is usually advised. Here's what previous posters advised/used:

Thanks.
The O2 just seems REALLY thin, but i guess 15l/m isn't actually that much.
How far do I need to push the hose onto the barb? That's not nearly enough, i guess?

As for taping the tubing(From Final Exit):

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So standard "Tesafilm" is enough to attach the tube? That's what that super cheap cellophane tape is called here IF it is that.
Are there any videos of an Exit Bag with the tubing attached, or better yet, someone wearing one?
I'm also unsure where the tube should be exactly (cheek region, neck, etc..) and how close the whole thing should fit.
As the picture shows: my bag is really crumpled when it's drawn closed. would that be a problem?

btw, thank you man. again. you're really helping me here.

 

[Tears in Rain]

There is a manual, but it's extremely barebones. The bottom one is the "adjusting screw", the one on the right the "shut-off-valve". hmm.

I came across a YouTube video that uses a regulator brand similar to your one. It seems German/EU regulators are a bit different to U.S. & UK ones.

The O2 just seems REALLY thin, but i guess 15l/m isn't actually that much.
How far do I need to push the hose onto the barb? That's not nearly enough, i guess?View attachment 129073

You would ideally have the tubing pushed all the way onto the barb. In my previous post, I posted a post from @ztem that mentioned 1/4" Internal diameter (ID) oxygen tubing may be difficult to connect to a 1/4" hose barb. Maybe a larger tubing is needed, using hose clamps, if you can't slide it on fully.

So standard "Tesafilm" is enough to attach the tube? That's what that super cheap cellophane tape is called here IF it is that.

Not sure exactly what the name of the tape is, I've never made an exit bag. PPeH called it Micropore tape. I guess any tape that does the job.

Are there any videos of an Exit Bag with the tubing attached, or better yet, someone wearing one?

I posted a video above, here it is again:

Helium cannisters to exit bag video

I'm also unsure where the tube should be exactly (cheek region, neck, etc..) and how close the whole thing should fit.
As the picture shows: my bag is really crumpled when it's drawn closed. would that be a problem?

btw, thank you man. again. you're really helping me here.

They say the bag should be snug around the neck, but not tight.



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[Elzar]

Oh man, thanks a ton. That really helped.
I feel kind of stupid not looking up pressure regulators on Youtube - that would have been such an obvious thing.

I've done some testing today and have run into a big/stupid problem:
the helium consumption rate is much too high.
If i set the flow-rate to 15l/min, the pressure sinks about 20 bar.
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That would be 10 minutes for the whole cylinder (380 liters), which is about right because it's pretty much empty and 8-10 minutes may be what i got out of it.
I got another 10 liter cylinder now, but i don't dare touch it until i know what i do wrong.
My guess is that the flow-meter, which is made for Argon and CO2 doesn't translate to Helium - so the flow-rate i would have to set it to should be much, much lower?
The book i oriented my setup around doesn't mention that though (and had a link to these regulators/flow-meters to buy).
It did mention playing around with the "shut-off-valve", so...

Do you have any idea what the approximate conversion rate from CO2 to Helium might be (if that is even the problem)?

 

[Tears in Rain]

Oh man, thanks a ton. That really helped.
I feel kind of stupid not looking up pressure regulators on Youtube - that would have been such an obvious thing.

I've done some testing today and have run into a big/stupid problem:
the helium consumption rate is much too high.
If i set the flow-rate to 15l/min, the pressure sinks about 20 bar.
That would be 10 minutes for the whole cylinder (380 liters), which is about right because it's pretty much empty and 8-10 minutes may be what i got out of it.
I got another 10 liter cylinder now, but i don't dare touch it until i know what i do wrong.
My guess is that the flow-meter, which is made for Argon and CO2 doesn't translate to Helium - so the flow-rate i would have to set it to should be much, much lower?

No problem.

Yeah, those gases are of different weight. So helium is the lightest, then nitrogen, with argon the heaviest gas.
I've come across people talking about converting argon LPM to nitrogen, when using nitrogen with an argon regulator (15lpm on argon flowmeter=~18LPM nitrogen; ).
The conversion table people used was this one:


Helium is lighter again than nitrogen. Going by that conversion table(I could be corrected), 5LPM on an argon regulator gives 15LPM helium; 7LPM on argon regulator gives 21LPM helium.

If your regulator is both argon and CO2, then you should have argon readings.

 

[Elzar]

Do you have any idea what the approximate conversion rate from CO2 to Helium might be (if that is even the problem

No problem.

Yeah, those gases are of different weight. So helium is the lightest, then nitrogen, with argon the heaviest gas.
I've come across people talking about converting argon LPM to nitrogen, when using nitrogen with an argon regulator (15lpm on argon flowmeter=~18LPM nitrogen; ).
The conversion table people used was this one:
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Helium is lighter again than nitrogen. Going by that conversion table(I could be corrected), 5LPM on an argon regulator gives 15LPM helium; 7LPM on argon regulator gives 21LPM helium.

If your regulator is both argon and CO2, then you should have argon readings.

Thank You!

That would be kind of difficult with that regulator/meter, because the scale from 0-6 is extremely small and only expands for flow-rates above that.
That's probably why the book resorts to the shut-off-valve as the way to manage the rate.
That would be really imprecise. Hmm.

 

[Tears in Rain]

Thank You!

That would be kind of difficult with that regulator/meter, because the scale from 0-6 is extremely small and only expands for flow-rates above that.
That's probably why the book resorts to the shut-off-valve as the way to manage the rate.
That would be really imprecise. Hmm.

Yeah, having looked at your regulator I see what you mean. 6lpm on argon regulator gives 19lpm helium. That's 20 mins worth of helium from a 380 litre cylinder. Given that death occurs after 5-10 mins, you'd have to make the call if that cylinder is large enough.

Using 2 cylinders with a t-joint connection and 2 regulators is an option, but obviously more expensive.

 

[Elzar]

Yeah, having looked at your regulator I see what you mean. 6lpm on argon regulator gives 19lpm helium. That's 20 mins worth of helium from a 380 litre cylinder. Given that death occurs after 5-10 mins, you'd have to make the call if that cylinder is large enough.

Using 2 cylinders with a t-joint connection and 2 regulators is an option, but obviously more expensive.

Yeah i got another 10 litre cylinder now, so having a slightly bigger flow-rate would be fine, i guess.
The most important part was understanding what was wrong with my setup.
Still, if possible, i'd like to get a better flow-meter. Not sure which and where. GD has an Argon regulator/flow-meter (for W21,8) that goes from 0-5l-min, which might be ideal? It's one of those with a "float meter". Also really expensive.

 

[Tears in Rain]

Yeah i got another 10 litre cylinder now, so having a slightly bigger flow-rate would be fine, i guess.
The most important part was understanding what was wrong with my setup.
Still, if possible, i'd like to get a better flow-meter. Not sure which and where. GD has an Argon regulator/flow-meter (for W21,8) that goes from 0-5l-min, which might be ideal? It's one of those with a "float meter". Also really expensive.

If you want 15lpm helium, then yeah, 0-5 LPM argon flowmeter would be fine. But if you think you might potentially use a higher flowrate, it might be worth getting something like a 0-10 LPM argon regulator with flowmieter.
But that's your call.

While helium party balloon cannisters were used a lot in the past to ctb, I've only seen one person in the inert gas set-ups gallery say they were using it, probably due to high purity helium being hard to get in some regions.

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[Elzar]

While helium party balloon cannisters were used a lot in the past to ctb, I've only seen one person in the inert gas set-ups gallery say they were using it, probably due to high purity helium being hard to get in some regions.

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For Germany it seems to be pretty simple through GD.
The purity is described as guaranteed Helium 4.6 = 99,996%.
Hope that is true.

 

[ClownWorld2023]

Thoughts on this type of a mask? They come with or or without the bag attachment. It attaches to an oxygen tank regulator and can go up to 15LPM

Would the oxygen tank regulator also fit a nitrogen tank?
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I'm considering using a oxygen mask like this for the blackout test.

I tried getting a blackout using an EEBD hood and holding breath after breathing in nitrogen, but this isn't going to work.
I noticed shortness of breath happened faster and I had to breathe more often. Also had vision going dark a bit and some lightheadedness, but no obvious signs that I was going to blackout.
So this is too risky.

I'm considering a setup with a mask, and holding the mask against my face while there is tension on the hose so the mask snaps back after I blackout.

 

[Tears in Rain]

I'm considering using a oxygen mask like this for the blackout test.

I tried getting a blackout using an EEBD hood and holding breath after breathing in nitrogen, but this isn't going to work.
I noticed shortness of breath happened faster and I had to breathe more often. Also had vision going dark a bit and some lightheadedness, but no obvious signs that I was going to blackout.
So this is too risky.

I'm considering a setup with a mask, and holding the mask against my face while there is tension on the hose so the mask snaps back after I blackout.

Yeah, it doesn't seem like a proper blackout test can be done with the hood. What kind of hood have you got?

The mask is probably fine for the blackout test alright.

 

[Elzar]

Exit Bag question:
"Doing it with Betty" says to use a large oven bag. As does the german book i used to make mine - here the size of the oven bag is suggested as 55x60.
The PPeH, on the other hand, gives measurements of 35x50.
I think that's probably better, because my bag is too crumpled around the neck when it's drawn closed - a smaller diameter would surely alleviate that problem.

Thing is: I can't find any 35x50 oven bags - the closest is 35x43.
That would likely not make too big of a difference?
I remember reading about other kinds of bags to use (which make less noise than oven bags), but can't remember what those were..

 

[ClownWorld2023]

Yeah, it doesn't seem like a proper blackout test can be done with the hood. What kind of hood have you got?

The mask is probably fine for the blackout test alright.

Similar to the yellow Chinese hoods, but it came as part of a kit.

 

[thegoldengirls]

I had a nerve-wracking experience earlier. I purchased a cylinder of Nitrogen online 7 days ago in the US.
I thought all was well until I noticed the status was never changing to "ship". So, I decided to call the company and got a woman representative.
I was just expecting her to give me ship date so I could be reassured.
Yet, I was instantly bombarded with questions on what I needed it for and most importantly, if I didn't give her a company name, they wouldn't be able to ship because the nitrogen is for a business address.
I lied and told her it was for my father, and that he's a welder. That wasn't enough for her because she wanted a business so I told her I would call back with that information.
I immediately felt discouraged because I've been looking forward to eternal peace and I've been putting all my effort and energies into this method, only to find out I may not get the Nitrogen.

I'm an overthinker, and was nervous that If I called her back I would stumble over my words and screw this all up.
So, I finally called her back, and gave a random company name that has welding in it.
Then, she began questioning me on the residential shipping address because I originally put my address along with an apartment number.
So, I thought quickly and told her that the address she sees is the business address, and to just omit the apartment number.
And gave her an old address as my billing address.
Ultimately, she said it will ship out in 3 to 5 business days.
So, I know we concentrate on a story when purchasing Nitrogen, but it seems like in this case they really wanted a business name.
I guess every company is different .
What's strange is that they initially processed my credit card info, but they would gave never shipped if I didn't call.

 

[SpaceAlien]

Does anyone know where I could purchase pure N in the UK? I've spent hours searching on google but it seems only very small quantities are available or it can only be shipped to registered businesses. Please let me know if you know of any legit sites, I would really appreciate it.

 

[Tears in Rain]

Does anyone know where I could purchase pure N in the UK? I've spent hours searching on google but it seems only very small quantities are available or it can only be shipped to registered businesses. Please let me know if you know of any legit sites, I would really appreciate it.

It seems like it's hard to get in the UK alright. A few people from the UK have posted in the last few months about having difficulty getting Nitrogen. Did you try the sources mentioned in the PPH?



Someone from UK tried them recently, but they didn't deliver to their area. You might have better luck.

Maybe try to source argon or industrial-grade helium cylinders as an alternative, if you can't get Nitrogen.

One or two UK posters mentioned a few months back that they found a UK source that delivers. I don't know if they are still active on this site.

 

[SpaceAlien]

It seems like it's hard to get in the UK alright. A few people from the UK have posted in the last few months about having difficulty getting Nitrogen. Did you try the sources mentioned in the PPH?

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Someone from UK tried them recently, but they didn't deliver to their area. You might have better luck.

Maybe try to source argon or industrial-grade helium cylinders as an alternative, if you can't get Nitrogen.

One or two UK posters mentioned a few months back that they found a UK source that delivers. I don't know if they are still active on this site.

Thank you, I'll check those out. Do you have a link to the latest PPH please? I've been having trouble finding a link to the more recent copies.

 

[Tears in Rain]

Thank you, I'll check those out. Do you have a link to the latest PPH please? I've been having trouble finding a link to the more recent copies.

I think the latest one available on this site is the 2022 version. It's somewhere in the Suicide Resource page I think.

You can download it from here:

The Peaceful Pill Handbook 2022 (Free PDF Download) : Philip Nitschke : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

The Peaceful Pill Handbook book series provides research and information on voluntary euthanasia and assisted dying for the elderly, those who are seriously...

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For 2023/24 PPH updates, you have to get them through Exit International:

The Peaceful Pill Handbook - The Peaceful Pill Handbook series provides information on euthanasia and assisted suicide for Seniors, the elderly and the seriously ill.

The Peaceful Pill Handbook series provides information on euthanasia and assisted suicide for Seniors, the elderly and the seriously ill.

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[k1w1]

I had a nerve-wracking experience earlier. I purchased a cylinder of Nitrogen online 7 days ago in the US.
I thought all was well until I noticed the status was never changing to "ship". So, I decided to call the company and got a woman representative.
I was just expecting her to give me ship date so I could be reassured.
Yet, I was instantly bombarded with questions on what I needed it for and most importantly, if I didn't give her a company name, they wouldn't be able to ship because the nitrogen is for a business address.
I lied and told her it was for my father, and that he's a welder. That wasn't enough for her because she wanted a business so I told her I would call back with that information.
I immediately felt discouraged because I've been looking forward to eternal peace and I've been putting all my effort and energies into this method, only to find out I may not get the Nitrogen.

I'm an overthinker, and was nervous that If I called her back I would stumble over my words and screw this all up.
So, I finally called her back, and gave a random company name that has welding in it.
Then, she began questioning me on the residential shipping address because I originally put my address along with an apartment number.
So, I thought quickly and told her that the address she sees is the business address, and to just omit the apartment number.
And gave her an old address as my billing address.
Ultimately, she said it will ship out in 3 to 5 business days.
So, I know we concentrate on a story when purchasing Nitrogen, but it seems like in this case they really wanted a business name.
I guess every company is different .
What's strange is that they initially processed my credit card info, but they would gave never shipped if I didn't call.

Well done, bullshit usually works with businesses, as the bottom line always comes first. I got the wierdest look when buying mine in person and rattling off nonsense about home-brew beer. I would say that once that execution went down in the US things could tighten up. The method has been round for 15 years, coroners event reports exist : but I can't shake the feeling that it would not hurt at all to buy a good size cylinder now.

Can I be brought on Amazon? The nitrogen tank is something like this sufficient

It can be purchased in person from a gas supplier in a town near you.

my understanding is: you have a hose coming in the mask (intended to supply air from a tank). the others are one-way valves to expel your breath out of the mask. As such, I don't think you'd want to cover those valves - If you did, you're not expelling anything from the mask.

thanks for the response. Two of them allow whatever is in the hood to enter the mask. The large one exits to the atmosphere. Im going to have to test the bloody thing. This job takes some fine tuning.

 

[SpaceAlien]

I think the latest one available on this site is the 2022 version. It's somewhere in the Suicide Resource page I think.

You can download it from here:

The Peaceful Pill Handbook 2022 (Free PDF Download) : Philip Nitschke : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

The Peaceful Pill Handbook book series provides research and information on voluntary euthanasia and assisted dying for the elderly, those who are seriously...

archive.org

For 2023/24 PPH updates, you have to get them through Exit International:

The Peaceful Pill Handbook - The Peaceful Pill Handbook series provides information on euthanasia and assisted suicide for Seniors, the elderly and the seriously ill.

The Peaceful Pill Handbook series provides information on euthanasia and assisted suicide for Seniors, the elderly and the seriously ill.

www.peacefulpillhandbook.com

Thank you!

 

[Kapsyl]

A thought that crossed my mind. Does a flow meter for example set at 15l/pm and regulator at maybe 3-4 bar. Will the pressure never exceed 3-4 bar? Will it stop the flow when the atmosphere which it is connected to is equal?

In my mind it should but I'm just checking, don't want to fail.

 

[Elzar]

Any ideas how I could check if the flow-meter works correctly?
At 15lpm, how long should it take to fill a 55x60 bag?

 

[thegoldengirls]

Well done, bullshit usually works with businesses, as the bottom line always comes first. I got the wierdest look when buying mine in person and rattling off nonsense about home-brew beer. I would say that once that execution went down in the US things could tighten up. The method has been round for 15 years, coroners event reports exist : but I can't shake the feeling that it would not hurt at all to buy a good size cylinder now.

It can be purchased in person from a gas supplier in a town near you.

thanks for the response. Two of them allow whatever is in the hood to enter the mask. The large one exits to the atmosphere. Im going to have to test the bloody thing. This job takes some fine tuning.

You're exactly right. People should really get their supply and stock up, and make up a business just in case they are asked. I actually kind of regret not getting two tanks, but when I think about it, I won't be here anymore to use the second tank anyway. Lol. Considering things work out in my favor.
I know the rep told me three days, but I will be on edge until I know it's been officialy shipped.
I feel like the interaction started off slightly awkward, but was smooth over when I mentioned gifting my imaginary father this cylinder for a project, for his business and insisted that it be shipped before his birthday next week. Lmao. I dunno. Maybe sounded silly in hindsight, but I imagine gruff welder type men who are into these type of things would actually be happy to be gifted tools and gases for projects. Just told her bs hoping to sound as lax and believable as possible.

 

[ClownWorld2023]

A thought that crossed my mind. Does a flow meter for example set at 15l/pm and regulator at maybe 3-4 bar. Will the pressure never exceed 3-4 bar? Will it stop the flow when the atmosphere which it is connected to is equal?

In my mind it should but I'm just checking, don't want to fail.

I don't know exactly how the flow rate and pressure interplay with eachother.
It's been a long time I looked it up, but it's quite complicated because of the physics laws themselves, and the other factors like the type of hose used (diameter, etc) and the way it's connected.
Someone actually posted a question about this on some forum, but he gave out too many wrong details. The thread got shady and the moderator there locked it up.

 

[Kapsyl]

I don't know exactly how the flow rate and pressure interplay with eachother.
It's been a long time I looked it up, but it's quite complicated because of the physics laws themselves, and the other factors like the type of hose used (diameter, etc) and the way it's connected.
Someone actually posted a question about this on some forum, but he gave out too many wrong details. The thread got shady and the moderator there locked it up.

On my setup the flow meter is connected after the regulator, the flow meter handles 50 psi maximum. So in my mind the flow meter would stop after the pressure is equal, whatever that would be 30, 40, 50 psi.

On the exit bag that would never happen since there is a ventilation hole, it just makes sense in my particular case.

 

[ClownWorld2023]

Any ideas how I could check if the flow-meter works correctly?
At 15lpm, how long should it take to fill a 55x60 bag?

Your regulator should show the pressure of the incoming gas flow from the gas cylinder on the first gauge.
This should be (approximately) the same as the rated pressure of the gas cylinder, or lower if you've already consumed some gas before.

The flow-meter should indicate 0 LPM (or CFH).
Nearby there should be a knob you can adjust by rotating to increase/decrease the flow rate.

On my setup the flow meter is connected after the regulator, the flow meter handles 50 psi maximum. So in my mind the flow meter would stop after the pressure is equal, whatever that would be 30, 40, 50 psi.

On the exit bag that would never happen since there is a ventilation hole, it just makes sense in my particular case.

Do you have a photo or screenshot of the regulator you're using?

 

[Kapsyl]

Your regulator should show the pressure of the incoming gas flow from the gas cylinder on the first gauge.
This should be (approximately) the same as the rated pressure of the gas cylinder, or lower if you've already consumed some gas before.

The flow-meter should indicate 0 LPM (or CFH).
Nearby there should be a knob you can adjust by rotating to increase/decrease the flow rate.


Do you have a photo or screenshot of the regulator you're using?

The regulator is built in the tube itself, 0.5-50 bar. Another user have the exact setup I think, but I'm pretty sure he CTB since he said he would do it the same day he posted.

My flow meter


The similar setup

 

[Elzar]

Your regulator should show the pressure of the incoming gas flow from the gas cylinder on the first gauge.
This should be (approximately) the same as the rated pressure of the gas cylinder, or lower if you've already consumed some gas before.

The flow-meter should indicate 0 LPM (or CFH).
Nearby there should be a knob you can adjust by rotating to increase/decrease the flow rate.

Yeah, I got this one now:


I'm using Helium, so I have to triple the Argon readings (thanks Tears in Rain!) - it seems to work well now.
But I'd still like a way to check if the flow-rate is accurate.