Please help me with the method of exit using nitrogen. I'm completely confused...

[Justnotme]

Hello everyone. I really need a little advice about the nitrogen tank. One of the companies told me that for high purity nitrogen 6.0 (99.9999%), a special cylinder is needed in which this purity will be preserved. I was told that a low-purity nitrogen cylinder would not be suitable for high-purity nitrogen. Another company didn't tell me about it, and an empty balloon costs 2 times less. I do not know where I am being deceived and whether I am being deceived. I do not know if it is really possible to use nitrogen with a purity less than 99.9999%. I've already littered the entire forum with this question, but I'm trying to gather as much information as possible for comparison from a lot of people. I also read on the website that a very expensive regulator is needed for such pure nitrogen....

I really hope that a person who understands this question will answer me. I am very afraid to use nitrogen with a purity of less than 99.9999%. But using nitrogen of such purity is too expensive

 

[Greenberg]

Standard industrial nitrogen at 99% is good enough. If you want more info on the exit bag method, you may want to visit my blog (under my photo). Best, G

 

[Justnotme]

Standard industrial nitrogen at 99% is good enough. If you want more info on the exit bag method, you may want to visit my blog (under my photo). Best, G

Thank you!!!

 

[befree]

Why don´t you use nitrogen or helium with diving equipment ? It´s much better and safer.

 

[Raum]

Why don´t you use nitrogen or helium with diving equipment ? It´s much better and safer.

Where were you when i was trying to replicate it haha. Still have the mask but refunded my regulator.
There was no connection from din 477 nr 13 ( all scuba regulator connections standard) to bs341 no 3 which is my valve in the uk.

So that means i wasn't able to pull it off based off my region. Wish i was in europe as well now, sigh.


But yes i also think the scuba setup would be much better. Just costs more and you can run into troubles like i did with adapters, but in the US it should be fine i think.

 

[befree]

Where were you when i was trying to replicate it haha. Still have the mask but refunded my regulator.
There was no connection from din 477 nr 13 ( all scuba regulator connections standard) to bs341 no 3 which is my valve in the uk.

So that means i wasn't able to pull it off based off my region. Wish i was in europe as well now, sigh.


But yes i also think the scuba setup would be much better. Just costs more and you can run into troubles like i did with adapters, but in the US it should be fine i think.

The adapter is available in Europe (shipping to many countries worldwide). If you need an address or a guide send me a PM.

 

[JamieJambo]

Standard industrial nitrogen at 99% is good enough. If you want more info on the exit bag method, you may want to visit my blog (under my photo). Best, G

Hi Greenberg, Would you be willing to tell me how much nitrogen I would need? I am likely to get a tank this week, but I don't really know what I am asking for when buying the tank?

 

[JamieJambo]

You need at least 19 cu ft or 550 liters, as Greenberg has stated

Can you show me where he stated that?

 

[Greenberg]

15LPM over 30min equates to 450L, more than enough to embrace eternity.

 

[6ftunder]

Why don´t you use nitrogen or helium with diving equipment ? It´s much better and safer.

Yes, because it's always best to commit suicide in the safest way possible....

 

[outrider567]

Can you show me where he stated that?

Sorry,I meant to say 550 liter was sufficient to CTB--I'll delete my post

 

[justamortal]

Standard industrial nitrogen at 99% is good enough. If you want more info on the exit bag method, you may want to visit my blog (under my photo). Best, G

is the density of the gas have any influences to exit bag？because i found most of the exit bag user is use helium，so im worry about is nitrogen and argon as good as helium？