eBay ads: Mosler Nuclear Blast Resistant Doors + Coffin Keys

[VancouverSpecial]

Who doesn't need Nuclear Blast resistant doors? Or emergency coffin keys?


Mosler Safe Co. NUCLEAR RESISTANT Vault Doors Original Brochure - ex employee
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mosler-Safe-Co-NUCLEAR-RESISTANT-Vault-Doors-Original-Brochure-ex-employee-/221664962538?&_trksid=p2056016.m2518.l4276
From the booklet: "Today, Mosler is the only manufacturer of this type of equipment whose products have been tested under actual nuclear detonations..."


COFFIN / CASKET KEYS (FOR EMERGENCIES OR WHAT EVER)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/COFFIN-CASKET-KEYS-FOR-EMERGENCIES-OR-WHAT-EVER-/181642785872?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a4ac0f450
Don't get locked out of a coffin ever again!


Happy hunting,
Sean











York Coffin Keys

[GWiens2001]

Mosler Nuclear Blast Resistant Doors - exactly what I need for when my wife sees that I spent too much on locks.

Gordon

[Doogs]

Mosler Nuclear Blast Resistant Doors - exactly what I need for when my wife sees that I spent too much on locks.

Gordon

Or when you overindulge at chilifest. Well they mat not be that resistant.

[VancouverSpecial]

Mosler Nuclear Blast Resistant Doors - exactly what I need for when my wife sees that I spent too much on locks.

Gordon

Or when you overindulge at chilifest. Well they mat not be that resistant.

It does say "doors and valves" - they may have the ability to withstand such a gas attack afterall - LOL

[bitbuster]

the coffin keys are to to raise or lower the pillow rest.

[VancouverSpecial]

the coffin keys are to to raise or lower the pillow rest.

is that from inside or outside the coffin?

[MBI]

It does say "doors and valves" - they may have the ability to withstand such a gas attack afterall - LOL

That type of valve is only for nuclear blasts. They're used on fallout shelters to protect the contents and occupants from potentially devastating air pressure changes in the shelter. After a blast you have overpressure as the shockwave hits, then "suction" afterwards that pulls all the air in the area back towards the blast site.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blast_valve

There are places that sell very pricey blast valves, but there are plans out there that let you make your own very effective blast valves for home shelters using nothing but some wooden planks and old tires. Can't cut corners though, every part of those home-grown designs tends to be very necessary.

An air filtration system is what you'd need to maintain breathable air in nuclear, biological or chemical attacks. The blast valve doesn't replace an air filtration system, it helps protect your air filtration system (which is between the blast valve and the shelter) from being destroyed by the shockwave created by the detonation of a nuclear device.

I realize your comment was in jest, but I just can't resist a discussion about fallout shelters.

[VancouverSpecial]

MBI,

Thanks for the info - very interesting stuff!

Large sudden pressure changes alone can have devastating effects on the body - pleura edema (burst/damaged lung tissue) and burst eardrums for starters. I do a lot of diving and sudden pressure changes are not to be trifled with if you want to keep breathing.

Your post is one of the things I love about this forum - the collective wisdom and free sharing of information by the members keeps me coming back for more, never sure what I might learn about next.

Kind regards,
Sean

[Papa Gleb]

Very nice. Im with Gordon, need one of those to fight off the wife then the bank statement comes in lol