Oxygen Concentrator??
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Oxygen Concentrator??
Well my brazing kit is underway! My nephew gave me a used InvaCare unit on Christmas. But I now need to determine if it is real producing O2.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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So would a candle burn more intensely? Hey, I am coming from a woodworking background!! Fire us foreign!
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A nearly pure O stream will really increase a flame's intensity. Never tried a candle flame to test this out although I have played with burning steel wool a long time ago. Don't do this with a wooden floor... Andy
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Yeah, that's the idea. I'd light a wood splint on fire, blow out the flame, and then hold it in the oxygen stream. If there's more oxygen, it should burst back into flame.
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Setup a candle yesterday and turned on the concentrator. The flame got bigger and brighter!! Seems like it works.
Now the hunt is on for a torch!
Now the hunt is on for a torch!




