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Sham bam bamina! posted:oh man everything about this is perfect this is fuckin great
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Sham bam bamina! posted:oh man everything about this is perfect holy loly
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lancemantis posted:It would rely on filtering out the dissolved oxygen; make them think about the volume of water it would have to process to let a human breathe comfortably during exercise, and how much little air tanks could contribute. yeah i think step one is asking someone how much air they have to breathe during exercise, and how much air is oxygen water has orders of magnitude less oxygen and is harder to move soooo
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Sham bam bamina! posted:oh man everything about this is perfect pro rear end click
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"WALLAH! You have clean active drinking in the palm of your hand."
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Sham bam bamina! posted:oh man everything about this is perfect that did not end the way i thought it was going to end 
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Apr 6, 2016 23:15
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i think they saw little 12g caps of co2 like this: and said to themselves this but with lox they'd need something quite precise to do a metered phase change between liquid and gaseous and lol having that in anything that could fit in the housing of the gill also they don't understand lox lol, they probably should've thought about that a bit more before pivoting to the new lie quote:Hi. Why not to make special adapter for the cylinder to refill in regular scuba shop? air != oxygen and you can't compress oxygen into liquid above -100ºc or something anyway quote:You still have not answered my question as to whether consumers of the product will be able to fly with the O2 canisters on a commercial airline? loving lol, lox is blanket banned under any circumstances aboard commercial flights up here in canada, and from what i understand from the usdot cfrs it's also banned in the us. hoverboards are also specifically prohibited aboard flights by a bunch of airlines, which made me smile quote:I want to buy these, but I want to know how you plan to ship liquid Oxygen to US residents. Please explain so I can help fund. bonded carriers who are able to take on shipments of cryogenic liquids and gases charge an arm and a leg, and i think they only deal in bulk transport because no one has a use case for single serving caps of lox quote:A couple of sincere questions that really must be answered: aaaaaaaaaaa
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jesus christ
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surebet posted:i think they saw little 12g caps of co2 like this: i think it's all just a desperate attempt to do this 
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Underwear posted:"WALLAH! You have clean active drinking in the palm of your hand." "Voilà," not "WALLAH" you fuckin illiterate
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Sham bam bamina! posted:oh man everything about this is perfect
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Citizen Tayne posted:"Voilà," not "WALLAH" you fuckin illiterate 
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Citizen Tayne posted:"Voilà," not "WALLAH" you fuckin illiterate you realize that's a quote from the kicksharter page right just checkin
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Trig Discipline posted:you realize that's a quote from the kicksharter page right
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Trig Discipline posted:you realize that's a quote from the kicksharter page right
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surebet posted:i think they saw little 12g caps of co2 like this: see smart guys, all they have to do is put them in some dewers
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Apr 7, 2016 02:32
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Al! posted:see smart guys, all they have to do is put in some dewar's ftfy
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apparently they're opting for a keurig business planquote:I contributed to the original campaign and I love the idea of your product. Myself as well as probably many others cannot commit to buy at this point because we have no idea of the cost of use, now that 02 canisters are needed. I understand what you are saying about trying to nail down the final cost, but if you could let us know a ballpark. Are we talking around $1 per canister, $5, $10, $20? That price makes a huge difference. The other question of flying with them needs to be answered. so like 40$ per 15 minutes underwater even if it doesn't freeze or explode your face off
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the customers are also loving tools, i missed the most awesome replyquote:A couple of sincere questions that really must be answered: quote:Hi Mark, the liquid oxygen is kept in insulated containers (called dewars). These keep the oxygen in liquid form at a temperature of -170 degrees Celius. The container consists of a lower portion where the oxygen is in a liquid state and a smaller upper portion where the liquid has evaporated creating a gas. if you follow the regulations DOT then you can send them by air, and sorry we did delete you new message but that was a misstake, so i hope you are happy with my answer, have a great day quote:Thank you for answering, Saeed. Really appreciate you answering questions people ask. Could you tell us how long you can store the containers? In other words, if my friends and I order the Triton how long can we wait before we have to go use them before the liquid oxygen gets too warm? THANKS!
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surebet posted:apparently they're opting for a keurig business plan hmm, could i also have the individual bottles delivered by a quadrotor drone
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You guys have it all wrong, going all this poo poo totally works patent pending etc etc HOWEVER since it is impossible BY LAW to ship or store liquid oxygen we're hamstrung by LAWS STIFLING INNOVATION so we have to give up, big government keeping us down well we tried and we made it work but circumstances out of our control etc might be their golden ticket. e: you know like in the 70s some guy made an engine that gets 200 miles to the gallon and GM bought the company and disappeared it
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Apr 7, 2016 02:52
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flexible funding, so they'll be able to put away a lot of dewar's
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quote:Hi Mark, the liquid oxygen is kept in insulated containers (called dewars). These keep the oxygen in liquid form at a temperature of -170 degrees Celius.
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Apr 7, 2016 04:00
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the regulator this thing would need, never mind in the form factor it's advertising, would also be game changing
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Apr 7, 2016 04:07
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do they make mini scuba systems with 1-2L tanks, as a sort of snorkelling assist system? i'd be in to that at the beach
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sund posted:do they make mini scuba systems with 1-2L tanks, as a sort of snorkelling assist system? i'd be in to that at the beach they make pony bottles with regs on them, but they're mainly for use in emergencies
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heres one intended for emergencies i think basically its a solved problem
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 note: using one of these for a snorkel-like scenario would actually be a really loving good way to pop a lung
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yah, if you're snorkelling, learn to snorkel. if you're scuba diving, get proper kit.
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Trig Discipline posted:note: using one of these for a snorkel-like scenario would actually be a really loving good way to pop a lung reason being that you're breathing compressed air, so surfacing (or just moving upward in the water column) without exhaling causes gas in the air to expand. that can lead to a popped lung if you don't exhale while ascending. same happens in scuba, but you have a buoyancy controller or dry suit to keep you neutrally buoyant so you don't have sudden changes in depth. if you're snorking around, you're going up and down constantly. forgetting to exhale at the right time just once could send you to the hospital or morgue pretty quick
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related note: closest i have come to getting seriously injured diving was an uncontrollable buoyancy issue with a dry suit. i literally felt my chest tighten as my lungs expanded a bit, then realized what was happening and immediately exhaled as hard as i could. i wasn't hurt at all but i was  for the rest of the day
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scuba seems like one of those things where man looked at the most inhospitable conditions for survival and said imma gently caress that thing up
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Trig Discipline posted:related note: closest i have come to getting seriously injured diving was an uncontrollable buoyancy issue with a dry suit. i literally felt my chest tighten as my lungs expanded a bit, then realized what was happening and immediately exhaled as hard as i could. i wasn't hurt at all but i was poo poo I'm just reading that.
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the project will be quietly covered up and all the donors turning up mysteriously drowned wearing odd masks will be thought to be a cult suicide until a whistleblower drops a dime but is murdered before he can turn up to the meet
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Trig Discipline posted:related note: closest i have come to getting seriously injured diving was an uncontrollable buoyancy issue with a dry suit. i literally felt my chest tighten as my lungs expanded a bit, then realized what was happening and immediately exhaled as hard as i could. i wasn't hurt at all but i was
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Elysiume posted:uncontrollable buoyancy = start floating too fast to control and get super-bends? we weren't deep enough for bends to be a serious issue, but yeah it could definitely do that. you can pop a lung on compressed air in 5-10 ft of water though
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in my case it was actually a slow leak of air into my drysuit that was making me more and more buoyant. i was dumping air at regular intervals but got busy writing on my slate for some transects we were running and didn't notice i was floating up. you tend to hold your breath when you concentrate, which is not a thing you typically notice. floating up + holding breath = bad
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Trig Discipline posted:i was dumping air at regular intervals stealing this
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