Flipping amps

[Noles12]

Wow i just saw a video where the person was drawing from an amp by flipping it. I was shocked that no fluid came out when flipped. I think i may try this next injection.

Has anyone else ever heard of drawing from amps this way?

[redz]

I cannot see the point to doing it.

[stack_it]

Seems pointless. It already comes out fairly easy

[Noles12]

Supposedly it makes it easier to draw all of the fluid out. Personally i have never had a problem getting it all out right side up but this is the way they are teaching nurses to do it now.

[redz]

Thats rediculous, I just use a larger gauge and get all the juice out.

[Big]

no reason too, it draws very easily.

[Noles12]

I agree that it isnt necessary. I guess i was just shocked that it did not dump everywhere when flipped. I guess its due to pressure and the shape of the amp

[xnotoriousx]

LOL dude don't do it, I watched that same video and it made me want to do it to and then boom I lost one of my test e amps

[CHAP]

Will you send me the gear your about to spill on the floor. LOL


HAHAHAHAHAHA

[dec11]

why???????????????? it aint a cocktail bar lol

[Noles12]

I was thinking of drawing out an amp normal then filling it with water or something and then trying the flipping thing to see if it actually works

[Big]

It wouldn't work properly with water, it's the viscocity of the oil and the size of the cylinder not allowing air past so that the oil remains in the amp rather than displacing. Although it could be possible to flip the amp in a way that the oil doesn't pour out, it would serve no purpose.

[urbanbody]

I was thinking of drawing out an amp normal then filling it with water or something and then trying the flipping thing to see if it actually works

My chicks a nurse so I asked her she said they have always been like this and its of course so you don't spill it, at the hole it creates a bubble so nothing moves out

[number twelve]

link please