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mixedangased · 23rd July 2007, 20:30

Quote: (Originally Posted by r0ckcrew)

Has anybody in the UK built a mixing stick for continuous blending?
And if so - what did you use.

I have read the Oxyhacker handbook, but unfortunately UK fittings are not the same dimensions as the U.S. !!

Thanks

Tommy

2" solvent weld waste pipe + 2" stright connectors +2" to 1" reducer 1 length of inch reinforced water pump sucksion hose and for the baffles i used the round electric conduit connection box covers cut and drilled and slotted into short lengths of pipe ,the connectors hold them in place + 1 02 reg + 1 needle valve and a pipe ferrel. worked well on my compair 11cfm,when i first tried it was starving the comp intake flows o you gotta reduce the amount of sections you use and a bit of trial and error before using the gas through it.
regards chris

23rd July 2007, 20:30	#3 (permalink)
mixedangased mixedangased Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: gloucestershire Posts: 60	Re: Trimix Mixing Stick Quote: (Originally Posted by r0ckcrew) Has anybody in the UK built a mixing stick for continuous blending? And if so - what did you use. I have read the Oxyhacker handbook, but unfortunately UK fittings are not the same dimensions as the U.S. !! Thanks Tommy 2" solvent weld waste pipe + 2" stright connectors +2" to 1" reducer 1 length of inch reinforced water pump sucksion hose and for the baffles i used the round electric conduit connection box covers cut and drilled and slotted into short lengths of pipe ,the connectors hold them in place + 1 02 reg + 1 needle valve and a pipe ferrel. worked well on my compair 11cfm,when i first tried it was starving the comp intake flows o you gotta reduce the amount of sections you use and a bit of trial and error before using the gas through it. regards chris __________________ if it ain`t broke,fix it till`it is!
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