what is "spirit storage tank"?
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Probably  a storage tank for alcohol in a distillary.
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a bottle inside itself. Pretty cool.
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It's liquid hydrogen and oxygen.  I imagine they just make it in a factory by cooling down those gases to very low temperatures.
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We have a thrift shop in our neighborhood that loves to get hangers. Alot of stuff is hanging in the store, the money goes to "The Ark" maybe you have something like this near you.
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Trash can lids or pool inflatables (intertubes,floats)  Plastic tops to rubbermaid storage buckets.
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A coolant recovery tank on a car is a tank that handles overflow from your radiator.  The volume of the coolant in your car changes with the temperature of the engine.  WHen the engine is hot, the coolant expands.  If it expands enough, it no longer fits in the coolant system.  It will then overflow into the coolant recovery tank.  WHen the engine cools again, that coolant is then pulled back into the radiator.
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I have this very object. My foolish neighbor calls it an air humidifier, like he knows anything, ( he thinks we landed on the moon, I know crazy)\n     You can borrow it, but you have to come at night. My house is the one covered in tin foil and cloaked in the star trek special edition invisibility shield, with extra force field protons.
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Spirit snot?\nPlease give some detail.  In reference to what?
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spirit gum. it's sold at most wig and costume shops.
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It's there to keep the environment in the display case humid. It helps when you're displaying gems and especially pearls, which need humidity to retain its lustre.
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Basically its a way of creating a battery by using a styrofoam cup and some other materials. To read how to make one, go to the site below.\n\nwww.exo.net/~pauld/summer_institute/summer_day15current/saltwaterbattery.html
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having room for more oxygen, and other things for transport
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Looks like a venture meter with an agitator inside and connected to an air pressurized tank at the inlet and sort of a suction mechanism to suck air and obstruction out from the outlet.
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Oh yeah I've seen that. It's for Homebase or Wicks. A DIY store.\n\nThere's a few others they do, but that one is the best.\n\nPS. I have to get the points as I live in Norwich too!
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with or with out diving gear? [air tank}  don't know
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To me, a vacuole is like the closets and cupboards in your house. You store stuff in them until you need it.
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It is called "Helios" and it uses liquid oxygen, thus a larger and longer lasting supply can be carried in a smaller unit.  You can get it from your Oxygen suppiler. You will need to ask your doctor to write a prescription (he or she will be happy to).\n\nYou will be checked out by your O2 supplier company's therapist to see how well you do using a "demand" type O2 system (as opposed to a constant flow like you're probably using now).  You still will use the same delivery device you're using now, i.e., nasal cannula or mask.  The "demand" system "senses" when you inhale and delivers O2 through the nasal cannula.\n\nYou will be furnished the Helios unit and a large drum size liquid O2 storage container.  You refill the Helios unit from the storage unit, and your supplier periodically refills the storage unit.  It's all covered under your insurance the same as your other O2 supplies.\n\nSource: myself, I'm ordering one this week.  Just discussed it with the doctor.  I'm tired of lugging those bottles around and running out all the time.\n\nOh, and I believe you can also use the system 24/7, and if so, then bye-bye noisy concentrator unit!!!\n\nAlso, at usage under 4L/Min, the Helios can last 20 hours,\nand they have a travel companion available which is basically a smaller storage tank you can easily portage\nfor longer trips -- a definite desireable!\n\nHeres the website for Helios:\nhttp://www.heliosoxygen.com/index.aspx\n\nHope it works out for you!  And, me too!