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Skal

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Sep 22, 2022
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Here's my helium setup. You might be wondering wtf is going on in this picture so to put it short, I want to CTB by inhaling helium while asleep without fear or discomfort.

So it basically consists of air pump motors and a solenoid valve, controlled by timer plugs to flow air and helium with a time delay. First, the air pumps deliver air for one hour. After that, the air stops, and helium starts until the tank is empty (to ensure a smooth transition between air and helium, both gases flow simultaneously for 5 seconds). I'll fall asleep within an hour and breath helium while asleep. This way I can CTB without suffering or fear.


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*The helium tank I'll use is guaranteed to be at least 95% pure (nitrogen tanks aren't common where I live).
*The gas mask I'll use is very airtight; blocking the air inlet completely prevents breathing, so I believe it's reliable.

I haven't done a full test yet, so I don't know if it will work properly. What do you think about this setup? Please let me know if you have any advice. Thank you.
 
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devils~advocate

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Feb 29, 2024
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Well thought out from an engineering perspective.
The air pump motors (3 qty) are for pushing normal air to the mask? How did you determine that 3 were needed? 1 or 2 would not get the needed air flow to the mask?
So the fans turn off based on a timer switch....then another timer switch opens a valve to allow the inert gas to flow.

What kind of mask is that? Just a regular respirator, i.e. the kind used for spray painting or other similar uses?
Being asleep while all this happening may introduce issues that might be a failure point.....Some have suggested restraints of arms and legs.

I am curious, can you list the parts, models etc...
 
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LettinGooo

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Sep 22, 2025
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Not going to comment on the technical aspects of your setup but my He attempt failed because I started physically jerking so violently I fell out of a computer chair and ripped the tubes from the exit bag out of the He cannisters. Have you taken any consideration to firmly anchoring your setup to something and making sure the tubes have enough slack if they get pulled on.
 
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Skal

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Sep 22, 2022
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The air pump motors (3 qty) are for pushing normal air to the mask? How did you determine that 3 were needed? 1 or 2 would not get the needed air flow to the mask?
So the fans turn off based on a timer switch....then another timer switch opens a valve to allow the inert gas to flow.
Yes, the air pushed by the motors goes to the mask. I tried using only one motor at first, but the airflow was too low for me to breathe comfortably. So I added two more motors, which provide enough airflow for comfortable breathing (haven't tried using just two though).
I've also considered using a regular air tank instead of motors, but for whatever reasons they are much more expensive where I live, so I decided to use motors.

What kind of mask is that? Just a regular respirator, i.e. the kind used for spray painting or other similar uses?
I am curious, can you list the parts, models etc...

You can check this website for the mask's intended use. It's written in Japanese so run it through ChatGPT or Gemini :wink:
Also here's the list of the parts:

Being asleep while all this happening may introduce issues that might be a failure point.....Some have suggested restraints of arms and legs.
That's very worrisome indeed. I think I'll look into buying belts or something to restrain my body. Thank you for reminding me.

Not going to comment on the technical aspects of your setup but my He attempt failed because I started physically jerking so violently I fell out of a computer chair and ripped the tubes from the exit bag out of the He cannisters. Have you taken any consideration to firmly anchoring your setup to something and making sure the tubes have enough slack if they get pulled on.
Really sorry to hear that. I haven't seriously considered anchoring my body and setup until now, but your story made me realize I really should look into it. Much appreciate for your input.🙏

I guess something like this would suffice?
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ipmanwc0

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Sep 15, 2023
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It seems fine, make sure that the helium is indeed pure enough because I think even a small percent of oxygen can ruin it. Make sure to do a test run on the parts one by one to make sure they function properly
 
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devils~advocate

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Feb 29, 2024
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I guess something like this would suffice?
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Thank you for listing out the parts and your process.
The mask is one that is used for standard respirator applications. This is a good idea since it is a common attainable item, affordable and not specialized.

If you can, please post a photo of the hose(s) connected to the mask. I am curious of the connection.

Yes, those are the type of restraints that some have suggested. Involuntary muscle movement are a concern for some.
 
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