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Nitrous question.

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esand

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I found a veterinary supply shop in a random comercial district and they have amongst other things a double rotameter which can measure up to 10L/m of two gases with a safety valve to shut off one if the flow of the other decreases.

Is there any reason that this wouldn't work for humans? Google says we breath 13 pints of air a minute which is considerably less than 20L
 
In theory I guess it could work for humans. But I would worry about the second gas, what if it caused you to lose consciousness? Personally I wouldn't mess with it.
 
T. Calderone said:
In theory I guess it could work for humans. But I would worry about the second gas, what if it caused you to lose consciousness? Personally I wouldn't mess with it.
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What second gas? Oxygen? Pure oxygen won't make you pass out.
 
Anybody else have any thoughts on this or knows about how these things work? It's about $200 but with the rest would end up around $1000. Thats a lot of money if it doesn't work, its even more to kill myself.
 
I think it's a bit too much money and danger to just get a device to use nitrous. I wouldn't suggest it.
 
I feel like anything more than a regular dispenser/cracker is kind of going overboard. Nitrous is great, but it's not something you want to do a lot of all the time. And with crackers it's not worth the trouble to do it all the time. So I recommend that or a nice dispenser $30-$60 if you want to be more efficient.
 
Sounds like, done correctly this is the safer way of using nitrous.
A proper combination of AIR (not pure o2, compressed AIR) and nitrous is what one would use in a dentist office.
 
this is about $20 or $30:

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this approach is about $10:

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alasdair
 
Flaga121 said:
Sounds like, done correctly this is the safer way of using nitrous.
A proper combination of AIR (not pure o2, compressed AIR) and nitrous is what one would use in a dentist office.
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Ok thats one person who sees it the same way as I do (almost) and several who think it's dangerous. I'm trying to understand why it would be dangerous? Because it's designed for pets? I don't think they try to kill fido every time you take him in.

I'm trying to replicate the dentist chair effect, not the one and done crackers, I've done that plenty of times but it doesn't even compare.

Why would you mix nitrous with air though? Wouldn't that significantly decrease the amount of oxygen you're getting?
 
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