Going to bring some beers, weed and music. Set up my tent and connect a hose to my cars exhaust, and hopefully leave in peace.
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Justanotherconsumer
Paragon
- Jul 9, 2018
- 974
How old is the car? Catalytic converter on the car won't work.
mattwitt
# 978
- Jun 28, 2018
- 2,307
instead of calling it CTB we can start calling it a camping party!
It's going to be a awesome party by my self.XD
Justanotherconsumer
Paragon
- Jul 9, 2018
- 974
Too new catalytic converter catches most of the carbon monoxide.
Is Nissan x-trail 2003 to new? It would suck if it didn't work.
Justanotherconsumer
Paragon
- Jul 9, 2018
- 974
Unless you know a way to modify the exhaust
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.da...ouple-died-fumes-caused-car-modification.html
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.da...ouple-died-fumes-caused-car-modification.html
Justanotherconsumer
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- Jul 9, 2018
- 974
mattwitt
# 978
- Jun 28, 2018
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Justanotherconsumer
Paragon
- Jul 9, 2018
- 974
All that means is a rat or mouse was given that equivalent and 50% of t
So at 200lbs. You'd need 50,000 mg. For a 50% death rate. Without intervention when tested on mice and rats.
EternalSanction
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- Jun 7, 2018
- 248
Be careful with the car, it could be insufficient to kill yourself.
You might wanna look into methods that generate CO by burning charcoal or similiar. There are some threads on the board on how do it correctly. I can give you some advice as well if you want.
You might wanna look into methods that generate CO by burning charcoal or similiar. There are some threads on the board on how do it correctly. I can give you some advice as well if you want.
EternalSanction
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- Jun 7, 2018
- 248
Alright, so the first thing you need to care about is the place where you wanna ctb. You can do it in a tent like you mentioned above, but make sure it's sealed close to airtaight so CO won't get out. Alternatively a car works as well. Don't do it indoors!
I'll describe how you generate CO by burning charcoal, there are alternative ways (like generating it by mixing certain chemicals) which you can look up in the PPH. This one is the easiest imo.
First of all you wanna set up charcoal briquettes in a bbq starter (you can find those for around 25€). You'll most likely need 2 of those for the sufficient mass of around 1.5kg charcoal.
You gotta wait till the charcoal burned down, turned to ember basically. This should take around ~60 minutes. After this you can fill the charcoal from the bbq starter into a form or bucket, just make sure it's spread evenly.
Put this bucket onto a plate with a thin screen of water so you avoid your tent burning down. Put it inside your tent/car ...
After waiting for a few more minutes get into there quickly (quickly because you don't want the CO leaking outside). The concentration should be high enough to kill you in under 30 minutes.
There's one problem though. The process of burning the charcoal can vary from situation to situation, depending on a different variables. So there is a chance you might end up failing to reach a high enough concentration which would lead to a failure of the attempt, and might even result in you taking permanent damage. You can avoid this risk by doing a test-run beforehand. This can be done with a CO-meter, which you can easily purchase on the internet. It should be capable of detecting concentrations up to 10.000 (ten thousand) ppm. It'll measure the concentration for you and grant you the certainty of a fatal concentration.
That should be the most important information.
EDIT: You might also wanna put warning signs up for emergency unity or random people arriving at the scene. Otherwise you might endanger them when they try to recover your body.
I'll describe how you generate CO by burning charcoal, there are alternative ways (like generating it by mixing certain chemicals) which you can look up in the PPH. This one is the easiest imo.
First of all you wanna set up charcoal briquettes in a bbq starter (you can find those for around 25€). You'll most likely need 2 of those for the sufficient mass of around 1.5kg charcoal.
You gotta wait till the charcoal burned down, turned to ember basically. This should take around ~60 minutes. After this you can fill the charcoal from the bbq starter into a form or bucket, just make sure it's spread evenly.
Put this bucket onto a plate with a thin screen of water so you avoid your tent burning down. Put it inside your tent/car ...
After waiting for a few more minutes get into there quickly (quickly because you don't want the CO leaking outside). The concentration should be high enough to kill you in under 30 minutes.
There's one problem though. The process of burning the charcoal can vary from situation to situation, depending on a different variables. So there is a chance you might end up failing to reach a high enough concentration which would lead to a failure of the attempt, and might even result in you taking permanent damage. You can avoid this risk by doing a test-run beforehand. This can be done with a CO-meter, which you can easily purchase on the internet. It should be capable of detecting concentrations up to 10.000 (ten thousand) ppm. It'll measure the concentration for you and grant you the certainty of a fatal concentration.
That should be the most important information.
EDIT: You might also wanna put warning signs up for emergency unity or random people arriving at the scene. Otherwise you might endanger them when they try to recover your body.
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If u do use charcoal briquettes, get the match light brand kind that already comes with the lighter fluid or doesn't require it. I read that on some other forum.
EternalSanction
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- Jun 7, 2018
- 248
It really doesn't matter that much how you light the charcoal. What's more important is what kind of charcoal you're using. I mentioned charcoal briquettes because they burn for a longer time usually. By the time the charcoal has turned to ember, all lighter fluid should be burnt/gone anyways.
