Would this rope work for full suspension?

[Already Gone6]

Amazon product ASIN B07FNXRFRX
Safe Working load 500 lb.
Break strength 1500 lb

I am a little sketched out about partial hanging now, wondering if this would work for a full suspension hanging?
I wanted to do partial because i'm fcking desperate to go asap, but it just seems too complicated for me. I am going to be moving soon and the new place has at least 3 spots where I could do full suspension.

 

[todienomore]

i cant see the picture but that should work if you arent really dropping on it or tying it around/over a "sharp" edge.

not sure if rope diameter plays a role in how it interacts with the neck.
dm me if you want a link on where to order a high quality rope for 20-30$ with the right properties for a drop

 

[HerculePoirot]

I believe full suspension offers two advantages over partial:
1. Once you've kicked the chair you're done. SI is ineffective.
2. Higher pressure on your carotid, so you're likely to pass out then die quickly.

 

[CW36]

The thinner the ligature the better the chance of restricting the carotids. However if it's too thin, it'll likely break. 10-12mm for full.

 

[Deleted member 65988]

I believe full suspension offers two advantages over partial:
1. Once you've kicked the chair you're done. SI is ineffective.
2. Higher pressure on your carotid, so you're likely to pass out then die quickly.

That is a reason why I considered it before SN.