Post number #320851, ID: 9df0e8
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I like to mix my own drinks at home, it's a hobby of mine. It's so hard to get my hands on quality ingredients like Flanergide since the price hike. Since the only reasonable prices are no longer in bulk, I figured out it's cheaper to buy discount "beer" and, with a bit of chemistry equipment, separate the synthahol compounds myself. That way I can mix like a pro on an amateur budget!
Post number #320856, ID: 9df0e8
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So far I can extract Adelhyde from a carbon filter I pulled out of an old respirator. Powdered Delta gels on contact with formaldehyde with a bit of oxygenation. The hard part is dealing with the fumes when I hydrogen crack the sludge for delta concentration. Is there a safer method?
Having a bitch of a time separating the remaining Flanergide from Bronson. Any advice? Flanergide is a bit finicky. I don't want to blow up my stills!
Post number #320864, ID: 9df0e8
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Then there's the matter of karmotrine which is not present in cheap synth. Are there really ways to get it from cleaning products, or other household items?
Post number #320953, ID: 3d8f71
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I can get you some karmotrine from a cooling liquid for my prosthetic arms, i got them about 23 years ago so im not sure if the company actually uses it still.. but they might be so if you want i can contact them, although i dont know of any 'at home' ways you can get karmotrine..
@_@
Post number #320983, ID: 77e8d6
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Could always Distill the Karmotrine off the cheap beer you buy...
Post number #321116, ID: 9df0e8
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>>320953 Hmmm... OTC coolant for cyberlimbs is more expensive by volume than genuine cognac. Heat sink fluid for flying cars is similar and a whole lot cheaper.
>>320983 Old fashioned distillation wasn't making enough Karmotrine on its own, but I like the idea.
The problem with the heat sink fluid is that it is diluted and full of organics. Distillation ought to kill most of it. So I'm making basement moonshine!
Post number #321759, ID: 333112
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>moonshine
i'd buy that.
Post number #322535, ID: 9df0e8
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>>321759 My best is 88% pure karmotrine and I'm trying for 100%. That 12% impurity includes raw vasolium, thenodopide-armostelase, and all kinds of synthetic petrocarbons. You're sure you can take it?
Post number #322887, ID: 9df0e8
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I did it! Even at less than full purity, the Karmotrine no longer smells funny or causes my throat to swell up. The Bronson flavoring isn't too far off either.
I even found some interesting new takes trying to get the classics right. My "beer" turns out much darker and has a nice yeasty flavor, with a bit of a metallic aftertaste. My "piano man" has some explosive bitterness and a punch like champagne. I wonder what to call it now.
Post number #324324, ID: 797b0d
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>>322887 holy furrak.. You're testing this on yourself?? Call it Deathwish Karmotrine, cause... Yeah
Post number #324425, ID: 9df0e8
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>>324324 Because why would I test this on anyone else?
Post number #324932, ID: 797b0d
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>>324425 your liver, I guess. Just make sure you have some way to neutralize any poisons. Vasolium is a great lubricant but I'm sure it's not great for your organs
Post number #325928, ID: 65f30d
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I heard there's a guy that makes moonshine in West Port. Maybe he could give you some advice?
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| I like to mix my own drinks at home, it's a hobby of mine. It's so hard to get my hands on quality ingredients like Flanergide since the price hike. Since the only reasonable prices are no longer in bulk, I figured out it's cheaper to buy discount "beer" and, with a bit of chemistry equipment, separate the synthahol compounds myself. That way I can mix like a pro on an amateur budget!