ToBeOrNotToBe
06-15-2003, 12:35 PM
\"The generic mix is 7 parts RM to 3 parts NPA (this ratio has been used with NPA in the past, and is known to be able to suppress the smell of pure NPA). Due to a mistake, the mix I ended up with was more like 3:1. This gives a more RM, which might prove useful because of recent speculation that NPA\'s scent would blossom in the RM, with the NPA scent overpowering the RM.\"
This is what is writen about that mix in the cookbook.
I wonder if it is possible to make a mix that includes PI/m instead of the RM. The -none concentration is the same. Now, of course we would have the problem of how it would smell. RM is said to smell great, which doesn\'t happen with PI. So, perhaps the \"dose\" of PI could be less than the \"dose\" of RM and besides that we could add some APC to the mix. It would be something like PI:NPA:APC (plus some SoE gel).
I know it would be heavy in -none... but JB-X is also heavy in -none and it seems like a very interesting mix, according to what is writen in the cookbook by its creator.
Any suggestions?
This is what is writen about that mix in the cookbook.
I wonder if it is possible to make a mix that includes PI/m instead of the RM. The -none concentration is the same. Now, of course we would have the problem of how it would smell. RM is said to smell great, which doesn\'t happen with PI. So, perhaps the \"dose\" of PI could be less than the \"dose\" of RM and besides that we could add some APC to the mix. It would be something like PI:NPA:APC (plus some SoE gel).
I know it would be heavy in -none... but JB-X is also heavy in -none and it seems like a very interesting mix, according to what is writen in the cookbook by its creator.
Any suggestions?