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In practical terms the difference is:
▪ NP: At inhalation the pressure inside the mask is lower than ambient, at exhalation is higher than ambient.
▪ PP: The pressure inside the mask is always higher than ambient.
Hi Das Nights. Agreed, however I just ended up cutting the end male coupling off & used a brass double-end joiner & ear clamps.
The hose that comes with the hood has an oddball outside dimension but you just buy a suitable clamp for it.
I have to start figuring out how to get a nitrogen or argon bottle. At first, I planned to buy a balloon helium tank, which according to the store in question contains 99% helium and not 80% helium and 20% air. I did this because I want to be sure that this works...
I have to start figuring out how to get a nitrogen or argon bottle. At first, I planned to buy a balloon helium tank, which according to the store in question contains 99% helium and not 80% helium and 20% air. I did this because I want to be sure that this works...
Is a 6mm nozzle suitable for a 6mm PVC hose or must the hose be bigger?
It doesn't almost go over it. Only by force. Does it rip under flowing gas pressure?
My reg came with the perfect nozzle for the oxygen tubing from amz0ng, unfortunately I broke it during my blackout-tests.
I searched for a replacement at gd shop and I *think* 4mm should do the trick.
Thank you for info. i work at the moment with a 6 mm hose. I thought it is usual, that the hose and the nozzle have the same diameter? I mean, if I have a 6mm nozzle, I buy a 6mm hose or is this wrong?
PVC tubing inner diameter is 6mm iirc, so the diameter of the nozzle must be smaller so make comfortably fit.
The one that was included with reg looked like this one, I just haven't confirmed with the seller if it's the exact one.
A big welding vendor writes at his homepage: "6 mm nozzle, at the largest point diameter 8,8mm, for use with hoses with 6mm diameter."
8,8mm! This is much!
A big welding vendor writes at his homepage: "6 mm nozzle, at the largest point diameter 8,8mm, for use with hoses with 6mm diameter."
8,8mm! This is much!
A 6mm nozzle for pressure reducers and a 6mm t-connector. The t-connector is much smaller and fits easily on the 6mm tube, but comes with hose clamps. It would not hold alone.
A 6mm nozzle for pressure reducers and a 6mm t-connector. The t-connector is much smaller and fits easily on the 6mm tube, but comes with hose clamps. It would not hold alone.
Hii,
sorry, I think the question was answered for sure before. Also at the beginning in the instruction things are explained. I also read the Chapter in Peaceful Pill. Still just can't make it out. My English is also not so good.
I want to use inert gas method.
I already have got a argon gas cylinder (8l, 150 bar), a regulator and a hose (picture).
Only thing missing: The Exit Bag.
I would like to use the simple method. A plastic bag. There is so much discussion about other kinds of bags here. But the plastic bag still works, right?
I do not understand how it works in detail.
I will buy an plastik bag (i already read it should be 50Micro / 200Gauche, and 35 x 50 cm). And some elastric chord.
1) So i will put the elastric chord around the plastic bag. (Maybe Ill use the ScaffoldKnot, so I can tighten it easily later on.)
-->But how to make sure, that the plastic bag does not slip out when it is inflated? (So when I imagine, the bag just flys up and the chord stays around my neck without it).
2) Then I put in the end of the hose.
-->But how to make sure that it does not slip out?
3) Then put the bag on top of my head, like a swimming cap. I let the gas flow, 15l / min. I start to hyperventilate for 1-2 min.
4) When the bag is bloatet up, I exhale deeply. Then I pull it over my head and tighten the elastric chord.
I can't imagine that the construction is completely airtight...but I read it shouldn't be completly airtight, right? Why?
1) So i will put the elastric chord around the plastic bag. (Maybe Ill use the ScaffoldKnot, so I can tighten it easily later on.)
-->But how to make sure, that the plastic bag does not slip out when it is inflated? (So when I imagine, the bag just flys up and the chord stays around my neck without it).
4) When the bag is bloatet up, I exhale deeply. Then I pull it over my head and tighten the elastric chord.
I can't imagine that the construction is completely airtight...but I read it shouldn't be completly airtight, right? Why?
The only thing I would differently: insert the cord *before* you tape it over. Otherwise it will take a long
time to stuff the elastic cord from on side to the other with basically no grip.
I am from Finland. And I have planned this method in the future. What type of regulator is suitable for European bottles? Everything still seems a bit confusing.
I am from Finland. And I have planned this method in the future. What type of regulator is suitable for European bottles? Everything still seems a bit confusing.
I bought a 5L 200bar cylinder with an handle attached to it. It weights around 6kg which is way lighter compared to the bottles in your video. So I kept it firmly in my hand, took it to the car, wrapped it in blanket and strapped it with 3 straps in the trunk of the car. I would recommend to buy a 5L bottle and refill it when empty.
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