Jim,

Maybe you or Landon would be interested in the new Helium generator we're 
developing. Its really pretty simple. You pour in a little distilled 
water, turn a couple knobs, throw a switch, and laboratory grade helium 
comes out a pvc pipe on one end; and the whole thing operates on 12 
volts. The only problem is we are trying to figure out how to dissipate 
all the heat the darned thing gives off. Should be ready for market by 
DEMA '99.

Chuck

Jim Cobb wrote:
> 
> As you all know, the only way to make sure that your trimix is breathable
> is to do an use a gas spectrometer. While the O2 content can be analyzed
> via a sensor, the only way to assure that you don't have a toxic level of
> helium is to have either an analysis system at home or to ship out a
> sample to a company.
> 
> Personally, I use a VG Gas Analysis APEX system. My wife complains that
> the lights dim everytime I fire that sucker up, but, hey I don't want to
> helitox, no way baby!
> 
> So, Greg do you use a spectrometer or a a moleomatic molecule counter to
> avoid helitox?
> 
>   Jim
> 
> On 11/18/97 3:44 PM Greg Zambeck wrote:
> 
> >Ok gentlemen: now how good is the trimix breathing gas analysis of the gas
> >your breathing.
> 
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