I had written about it before, but nobody is paying attention. It got to be resolved once and for all.
I keep repeating that having a bag big enough you can forget about all those brass fittings, connectors,regulators, size mismatch and shit.
If your tank is, lets say, 400 liters and your bag is 400 liters (a huge, supermarket-size bag) - u're even.
And your lungs are 4 liters at most. Even if you exhale all your lungs into the bag. That's 1% or less.
Negligible. You will not feel anything, the unconsciousness will fall on you faster than you can imagine.
Forget about C02 buildup, it will be less than 1%. There is probably more C02 in your room right now.
This in incorrect and bad information, for many reasons.
The first thing that comes to mind is that you obviously have never been around or actually worked with high pressure gas tanks. I have.
How do you plan on filling up your
huge bag with gas? If you were to somehow find a hose fitting that attached directly to the cylinder (doubtful) and then opened the cylinder, the gas would come out at such a high pressure that it would rip the bag to shreds even before blowing it sky high (and putting your eye out if you weren't careful!) That's what a
regulator does, it regulates or reduces the tank's pressure to controllable and usable levels.
Since you would need a regulator anyway, and a hose or tubing coming out of the regulator and into a bag, why would you want some huge bag over your head instead of a normal Exit Bag? Doesn't make any sense.
This is a perfect example of a common error on this forum, with this and many other methods: the materials and protocols for this method have been used successfully for decades. Don't try and re-invent the wheel to show how clever you are, go with what has
proven its efficiency and reliability.
www.tractorsupply.com
www.semanticscholar.org
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
