Help Exit via Argon UK users

[Blockz]

So I've decided to use an inert gas as it's mainly more easily attainable doing a quick search on eBay, you'll find 2L 200bar for pure Argon it should come under the name of Adams gases UK, as provided a link in the pph pdf the site states that the delivery has limits to where it can delivered in the uk but now with EBay we have an advantage as it ships to all over the UK which is great the tricky part is done you can easily find, I found everything I needed within 15-20mins of just going through reading and researching I found all the equipment I have links and sources should anyone need anything for educational purposes only please do reach out to me and be careful as to what you say and how you word statements when messaging and speaking to me as I would not like to be assisting anyone in a suicide however I would also like to ask other members who understand this method and topic is the pure Argon 2L by 200bar enough or do I need to go for a bigger tank? Please do let me know Ty :) Theoretically speaking would anything else be needed?

 

[kudaphillips]

I'm not versed on UK sizes , so I can't say if the tank is big enough . You'll need tape ( micropore is recommended) and elastic band ( lots of post in megathread in types , shoelace size elastic bands seem to work well ) and a toggle or claps for tightening and loosening the elastic

 

[Blockz]

I'm not versed on UK sizes , so I can't say if the tank is big enough . You'll need tape ( micropore is recommended) and elastic band ( lots of post in megathread in types , shoelace size elastic bands seem to work well ) and a toggle or claps for tightening and loosening the elastic

What would the conversion rate be because I know 25L/PM is the recommended for argon users so how much would that be for CFH

 

[kudaphillips]

What would the conversion rate be because I know 25L/PM is the recommended for argon users so how much would that be for CFH

Someone just asked this in the gas megathread . I don't know the conversions , but check out latest post .

 

[Kapsyl]

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[Blockz]

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Ty

 

[Unspoken7612]

Argon is heavier than air (and exhaled carbon dioxide), which complicates things somewhat. I would advise against using argon.