DD#1 and DD Lite.

[krtel]

Hey folks,

I\'m looking to make DD#1 as soon as I receive my SoE (shouldn\'t be long.) but I\'m not working with NPA, I\'m working with TE, so should I do 7 SoE : 12 TE? Wouldn\'t think equal to the 7:3 SoE: NPA ratio? The only reason I\'m kinda in question about doing this mix (*none is a NEED for me obviously from my testing) is I am a little worried 12 TE will polute the smell of SoE. Would it?

Also, now I\'ve run into a tad bit of confusion. Some people say DD#1 Lite is 7 SoE : 1 NPA and some people say DD#1 lite is 7 SoE : 1 TE. Can someone clarify? DD#1 lite is a BACKUP plan incase the cons of DD#1 are more than the pro\'s (I\'m still deciding.).

- Krish

[MaxiMog]

DD Lite is either 7:1 SOE:TE or 21:1 SOE:NPA.

I would get the LITE. Much safer, doesn\'t stink as much, and still get results!

[Watcher]

Ok a diluted amount in my books of DD lite is 19 parts SOE to 1 Part NPA or 16 parts SOE with 4 parts TE. This gets confusing.

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[a.k.a.]

I’m probably responsible for the confusion because I thought NPA was three times stronger than TE. Therefore I thought my successful formula (1TE: 7SOE) was roughly equivalent to Shoe’s successful formula (1NPA: 19 Soe). So I coined the term “DDLite” for both formulas.

From now on I’ll just stick to what I know and let more competent folks do the math. I’ve tested many ratios of SOE to TE over the past weeks and can safely say that 1TE: 7 SOE has worked best for me.