Discussion Dying with Nitrogen Gas Final Days

[Nocturna666]

I'm back with another post. This time it's about these questions that are small but important factors in how the ctb goes down and in case you didn't know I'm using the nitrogen scuba method. One is when the gas leaks there is a faint smell. This is supposed to be 99 percent pure nitrogen what why would it have that scent? Its possible that it's coming from the regulator or flow meter. Second, when turning the nitrogen tank on do you have to crank it all the way? I'm hesitant to do this because max high pressures from the cylinder makes me nervous af. Third, the regulator I'm using is the ocean reef SI 35 TX Din 300 with the adapters that were said to be appropriate for it along with a US nitrogen tank and this particular setup but being its breath in demand and not constant flow would the pressure be equalized for consumption via inhalation or would it just jet out like a rocket in your lungs? The last question was more like me wanting some extra reassurance to be honest. There have been reports saying how the results during scuba and demand flow were peaceful.

Tia

 

[DeathSweetDeath]

Idk, what kind of scent?

 

[Nocturna666]

Idk, what kind of scent?

Hm. Chemically sounds vague but it's the best description for it. Similar to coolant for a vehicle mixed with a strong sharpie marker is the closest example but not exact.

 

[aRose]

Hm. Chemically sounds vague but it's the best description for it. Similar to coolant for a vehicle mixed with a strong sharpie marker is the closest example but not exact.

When reading up on nitrogen I read that they have to clean the tank before filling or refilling it. Maybe it's the cleaning at if f that leaves behind and scent? Or there's some sorta lining inside that may smell. Even soda cans have a thin plastic layer on the inside.

 

[Nocturna666]

When reading up on nitrogen I read that they have to clean the tank before filling or refilling it. Maybe it's the cleaning at if f that leaves behind and scent? Or there's some sorta lining inside that may smell. Even soda cans have a thin plastic layer on the inside.

it might be that. This was apparently industrial grade so they probably added this form of sanitization.

 

[SadCryingBunny]

I'm back with another post. This time it's about these questions that are small but important factors in how the ctb goes down and in case you didn't know I'm using the nitrogen scuba method. One is when the gas leaks there is a faint smell. This is supposed to be 99 percent pure nitrogen what why would it have that scent? Its possible that it's coming from the regulator or flow meter. Second, when turning the nitrogen tank on do you have to crank it all the way? I'm hesitant to do this because max high pressures from the cylinder makes me nervous af. Third, the regulator I'm using is the ocean reef SI 35 TX Din 300 with the adapters that were said to be appropriate for it along with a US nitrogen tank and this particular setup but being its breath in demand and not constant flow would the pressure be equalized for consumption via inhalation or would it just jet out like a rocket in your lungs? The last question was more like me wanting some extra reassurance to be honest. There have been reports saying how the results during scuba and demand flow were peaceful.

Tia

I hope you reconsider your decision to ctb. However I recommend using an exit bag with heavy sleeping medication. I tried the full scuba mask, it's uncomfortable. Having a large Wide clear turkey bag over my head is a lot more comfortable. All the best