.GAS MASKS, Respirators or Rebreathers

[s10bob]

Hi Catsuit, I'll have a look at my S10 and see if this aproach is possible, I have managed it with my S6, tucking the film between the nosecup and face flange. Earlier british masks where a metal screw clamp fits over the outside of the glass is even easier you just remove the clamp ring, lay the film over the glass and re fit the ring to hold film in place.

[Northerner]

Hi
Take a look at :-

http://www.valentinafetishdoll.com/free.htm

where the heading says "Monster".

Does anyone know where I can buy the re-breathing bag with the
gas mask attachment that she is using ? (see the right hand photo)

Thanks
Northerner

[tonyp]

Some years ago I purchased an inflatable whole head mask made by Demask which had a 5 litre rebreather bag attached to a standard gasmask connector. The bag is attached by modifying the neck to a standard gasmask male connector and uses plastic tape to seal the thing. It works, but as it doesn't have a breathing circuit, it has to be filled with a volume of air first.

Standard rebreather bags fit to a 22mm connector as used in anaesthesia breathing circuits rather than a gasmask connector, which I think uses 30mm. I believe that 22 to 30mm adaptors are available (and are on my shopping list) but I havn't tried them yet.

Apart from capacity (0.5 litre to 5 Litre) There seem to be two types of black rubber rebreather bag available. The both types have a 22mm neck for connection to the breathing circuit, but one has a small bore tube moulded at the other end, which presumably is for connecting to a pressurised system of some sort (experts please advise).

Now to go off topic (i.e. Valentina). This bit is for 'Don't try this on your own' disclaimer.

Although I havn't tried it, I think that the rebreather bag with a small tube would be safer for solitary use if pinched with fingers. Then if the air gets a bit CO2 rich, then releasing the pinch would allow fresh air in.

A 5 Litre rebreather is a BIG bag and I prefer a 2 litre. It fills nicely when used in my Magill (Mapelson A) breathing circuit adapted with one way inlet valve and expiritory valve to create a pressurised system, since I dont have access to N2O etc.

The one way inlet valve adapts to standard gasmask hosing so I can attach to some other mask or device with a suitable male connector.

Tony

[Latexmax]

You can buy all kinds of rebreathing kit from:
www.studiogum.com

Latexmax

[Mistress Annabel Sadistra]

Hi

I already have a few rebreathing rubber bags in different sizes but need to buy some new ones with the screw for tubing attachments already in place. I don't want to go to Demask or other high end designers but prefer to buy from source. Any ideas?


Thanks


Mistress Annabel :uk:

[drgummi]

Hi

I already have a few rebreathing rubber bags in different sizes but need to buy some new ones with the screw for tubing attachments already in place. I don't want to go to Demask or other high end designers but prefer to buy from source. Any ideas?


Thanks


Mistress Annabel :uk:

Regulation[rdx]123[/rdx] up at Islington green have rebreather kit.

[tonyp]

I have bought breathing equipment from Mediquip (http://www.mediquip.co.uk/). A greater range of parts including 30mm to 22 mm adaptors are available from http://www.bluehorizonmedicalsupplies.btinternet.co.uk/ but I havn't tried them.

To fit standard rebreather bags to standard Gasmask connectors is a problem as the rebreathers will have a 22mm neck while gasmask hose is 30mm. It might be possible to stretch the rebreather bag, but quite difficult.

Tonyp

[joglover]

You could go to Ebay. Then go to the Germany Ebay site at the bottom of the front page. http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...sPageName=WDVW
Enjoy
Jo:us:

[krote_koker]

does anyone have experiences wit the closed inner moutpiece as produced by Rubbersfinest[rdx]6782[/rdx] . or Studio Gum[rdx]17[/rdx]. How does it feel wearing the piece, can you wear it for a longer period?is it flexible, can you move the mouth or is it fixed in this position like shown on the pics.i am asking because i dont know weather i am gonna let it fixed in a new mask i am considering to order

thanks

krote


sorry there s no pic, i cant get it loaded into this message, can anyone axplain it to me how it works adding pics?

[dutchbloke2005]

I am looking for advice from someone who is experienced in wearing masks and the use of rebreather bags. i have a older inflatable mask with attached tube.you used to see it in video s from whiplash/gwenmedia that sort of mask. i have adapted the tube for placing a rebreather bag, its not quite large. i cant wear it for long, and thats my question, is there any link between the size of the rebreather bag and the duration one can wear it? since my bag is small , does it influence the time i am able to wear it? with a bigger bag is it easier to keep it up or does it just give you more Co2 inside and the opposite is true , the bigger the bag the shorter the wear is? since i dont have other sizes i cant check by trying. Could it be the size of tube connecting is to blame s it was not originally designed for a rebreather bag?


thanks for any comments,

dutchbloke