in your tests?
how can you run a test with a method that's supposed to be more or less instant unconsciousness
and fatal?
wait, how exactly did you run a test? the bag method is supposed to knock you out very quickly.
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how can you run a test with a method that's supposed to be more or less instant unconsciousness
and fatal?
I was quicker. According to Dignitas it can take up to 50 seconds to pass out in Nitrogen environment. I also didn't take deep breaths. Just wanted to see how quickly my saturation drops. And it did drop by at least 5% per second once I started breathing, it was kind of shocking how quick this was. I doubt I would last the 50 seconds, if I started breathing deeply from the start I think I might be out in 15.
So about being knocked out very quickly, you're right. But it's either not as quick as advertised, or maybe it's my fault, or both. With the amount of nitrogen I don't plan any more testing.
thank you for sharing that. and did you find out what exactly caused the burning sensation
Its not instant, the Nitrogen takes some time to overwhelm the Oxygen in your body, less than a minute--As you watch your O2 level go down dramatically, I would take the Bag/Hood off when the oximeter says 70 or so, the delayed reaction in your fingertips belies the real number, which is actually 30 points lower, and at 25, you pass out, and you're finished
Yes, no need for another test, glad you had no discomfort--You let your Oxygen get down to 60, and then took the bag off? That's dangerous since Oximeters on fingers have a delayed O2 level reading
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I've got an 8l cylinder, originally 200bar, now down to around 150bar, still should be plenty. An Argon flow regulator connected to a pvc tube and secured with a screw-tightened clamp on the tube. The other end of the tube is duct-taped to the inside of the bag. The bag itself is made from a large oven bag, with an elastic cord held by a cord lock. Nothing fancy, hopefully good enough.
Tommen Baratheon
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I don't think it matters. If you look at the 'Doing it with Betty' (or 'Doing it with Chi') video you'll see the elastic cord that she's using is smaller.
Hi!
Got my EEBD hood and regulator and nitrogen. Tested the regulator for leaks and no leaks. I am going to test the purity of the N one of these days so hope that it is good.
The supplier said that 15 LPM should do the work if hood is prefilled. Should take half a minute to prefill it at 15LPM.
See a lot of comments that people do 25LPM with the EEBD hood. Any evidence that 25LPM is better? One worry I have with putting it on a higher LPM (like 25) is that hood comes off after couple of minutes.
Does also anybody know how you can test if your regulator is indeed a nitrogen and not a argon one? Got mine from the company who's owner is now is prison, so too speak.
hmm I did some research myself and it does not seem to be a problem. 200 bar = 3000 psi and my regulator can max handle 200 bar.
Got my EEBD hood and regulator and nitrogen. Tested the regulator for leaks and no leaks. I am going to test the purity of the N one of these days so hope that it is good.
The supplier said that 15 LPM should do the work if hood is prefilled. Should take half a minute to prefill it at 15LPM.
See a lot of comments that people do 25LPM with the EEBD hood. Any evidence that 25LPM is better? One worry I have with putting it on a higher LPM (like 25) is that hood comes off after couple of minutes.
Does also anybody know how you can test if your regulator is indeed a nitrogen and not a argon one? Got mine from the company who's owner is now is prison, so too speak.
When an exit bag or hood fills up, the gas will fill until the positive pressure inside is great enough to purge the gas through the bottom. In my opinion ( definitely open to being corrected ), the force of pressure isn't necessarily any drastically different at the higher lpm . So it's not like 25-30-40 lpm will have more force to blow of the hood or anything , you'll just fill up quicker and reach that necessary bottom purging force alot quicker just get faster purging of gas .
Hope that makes sense .
On my tests at 15 lpm and 30 lpm , the bag fills up like a ballon pretty much the same, just at higher lpm it purges way more air out the bottom, quicker, and fills up quicker .
The advantages for this in my opinion , is that higher lpm purges cO2 quicker , making air hunger possibilities and hippocampus alarm less likely . The disadvantages are obvious, if you are limited supply on gas . This is why they generally say 15 lpm is sufficient , especially when alot of people exiting are older and weaker and can't lift 60-100 cf tanks .
So final exit recommends 15 lpm with a 20 cf tank which is pretty small ( about 20-27 minutes of flow at that lpm )
For people like me that are having trouble getting this over with and have SI issues , I sm a candidate for higher flow and fancier rigs .
15 lpm is totally fine , I currently am in the school of thought that higher can only be better , with no disadvantage other then more gas loss
Thanks! Does anybody know btw what the exact science is behind this being a peacefull death? Brainscans during this process or measurement of fear or something?
If the only evidence is that we loose consciousness before physical death then i hate to say it but this is a belief, not a fact. Consciousness has never been found in the brain. It could very well be that we are a brain in consciousness. I use this analogy:
Consciousness is everywhere and we are whirlpools / localizations in that consciousness. Our brain is what the localizing process looks like from the outside, but there is no actual consciousness IN the brain. We are like fish in the water that does not directly know they are in water. Brains are in consciousness but don't directly know they are in consciousness.
That would mean at best that we loose the egoic loop of consciousness during passing out and that the more the brain dies the more conscious we actually become. It think this is backed up by science that if certain drugs are used it actually DECREASES brain activity instead of increase while reporting very alive experiences. Is that not weird that when we have very alive experiences the brainscan shows almost no activity?
This sounds horrible for this "peacefully" method, but I don't think it's horrible. People who had NDE's report a feeling of coming home / deep peace / love. So whenever the brain is dying (delocalizing) it is going towards this place. So I don't think there is any reason to suggest that going towards home/deep peace/ love is going to be painful. What I do think is that it is going to be absolutely shocking that you still exist, but in another form.
I am not saying this is true, I am just proposing another view of consciousness and I think it's fair to you that you are aware of this theory proposed by philosophers.
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Tommen Baratheon
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PPH is clear on this:
Exit bag = 15 l/min.
EEBD Hood = 25 l/min.
There's a simple reason for this. If you're using the bag, then it's already filled with gas when you put it on and take your first breath.
Not so in case of an EEBD. These are not already filled with gas when you put them on. You need to hold your breath until the device is filled with gas before you take your first breath. By increasing l/min. you don't have to hold your breath that long.
I would suggest 25 LPM instead of 15 LPM
Prison? if you're talking about Kenneth Law, then you have nothing to worry about, as all his products are reliable and top notch
My supplier is showing me same one for nitrogen with 0-25lpm setting.In the US, aiming for a nitrogen tank, will this regulator work if it says Oxygen and has a click flowmeter that only goes to 15? The Chinese company's listing had said Nitrogen, 0-25L. Then they sent this one instead.View attachment 116565
Is this right regulator?
Okay yeah got around 1700 liters so I have enough to go for 25LPM so I am going for that.
Tested the nitrogen with the O2 meter and it gave 99,5% purity so I quess that is good (is it?)
The only little worry I have is that my EEBD hood does not really inflate when I put the nitrogen on. I tested it for leaks with soapy water and felt if there is any nitrogen coming from somewhere else other than the entrance where you put head in but it does not. Supplier said it should inflate after 30 seconds at 15LPM. Anyone has the same experience?
Yes, it doesn't really inflate totally--I also have about 1700 liters--99.5% Nitrogen purity is fine, anything 99.0% is ok as per Greenberg
Nice! Maybe same supplier then. Did you have a "test" run yourself? I did. Had a oximeter so I could manage it a little bit. I let it came down to 48~60. I felt my heart racing a bit and my vision started to blur and saw a little bit red an green spots/lights. Then pulled off, no pain or discomfort other then heart racing.
EternalSkies
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That's interesting another use mentioend seeing green/red lights when testing it too. They also mentioned hearing some strange music
You pulled off just in time--Das Nichts, he also saw red/green lights before he passed out--heart racing always happens, I did 6 tests, heart jumps because it wants more oxygen--you had no pain, no discomfort, just like me
Tommen Baratheon
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The O2 meter shows the % purity of the nitrogen? How does that work? Doesn't sound right.
I'm sure they mean that it showed .5% of oxygen and Theyr just deducing that it's showing 99.5% nitrogen
Oximeter shows your oxygen level. I believe at 28 you lose consciousness
The Americana click style nitrogen regulator from EscMode
Bearer8
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Helium nitrogen argon . All work, helium and nitorgen are better because they're lighter. Nitrogen easier to obtain 99.9% purity. I've seen a lot of people with issues with helium because of purity .
Bearer8
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I read somewhere that helium is the best gas for this purpose.
Yea if you are certain it's 99% or greater . Nitrogen is just as good both are lighter than air and stay in the bag , but helium is way lighter than air which is why it's considered the best , .
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