Obiwan,Since you already started trying this new approach, and will learn session after session, I would advise you to find a way to work on strain. Second, find a way to properly monitor tension for stress relaxation, and third, be extremely disciplined and accurate with measurements. Write them down before and after each session. As explained before, measure bone pressed, press the ruler against the bone as hard as you can, using always the same spot. Same spot is important, as the bone on the dorsal side protrudes more than towards the side of the penis. Pick a spot, use always the same one.
I measure several times to get the most accurate number, and I am logging it all. I also bought a better hangar setup, so that will now be more consistent. I just wanted to get started on something as soon as I got my US devices. That being said, I’m in the medical and science field, have done research, and published…so I do appreciate the consistency and control you guys are trying to maintain. I do have a digital scale, and made sure as I was hanging over the side of my leg, that I was taking the “pulley” effect out of my leg to really hanging with 6 lbs and that it wasn’t a lesser amount. Also, due to the precariousness of my homemade hangar, I couldn’t easily add weight and had to just stick with what I had. I’ve now got a new version of the vacuum cup setup you have, so I’ll be able to mimic the setup you have. That being said, for how “scientific” the effort is, it’s still too variable for there to be a standard application (other than routine), because as you said, it’s going to vary between penis size, septum toughness, etc. I wouldn’t count any of my early data as anything but anecdotal, since I’m sort of doing to half-hazardly, but I wanted to at least get something going while I figure out a more standard routine. I also have difficulties with being able to do this regularly, as I have a long commute too and from work, a wife, and 3 kids, so having an hour to myself is a little tough at times.