I already gave it in post #7.
Re the other discussion; a rubber piston in a tube still behaves like a piston in a tube. The pull force acting on the end of the penis (piston) is based on the pounds per square inch times the piston end area in square inches. The calculation I gave just uses a couple of math shortcuts so you don’t need Pi and inHg->PSI conversions etc.
Re sweeternut’s point about the tube pushing into the pelvis, that’s correct, the tube will push back into the groin with an equal and opposite force to the piston pull force applied to the end of the penis.
At low vacuum strength the penis can tend to jam and stick to the walls of the tube, which will negate some of the length pull force. There is still the same pull force applied to the end of the penis, but at the base ligaments there is slightly less pull force because of the jamming effect. Generally I negate that jamming effect in calcs because at higher vacuum and lots of lube the penis will move relative to the tube wall, especially because I milk the tube etc and ddeliberately cause movement of the skin against the wall.
Re packing the tube, if the tube is NOT packed, the length pull force applied to the end of the penis is the same calc, but based on the penis end area, which is smaller than the tube area. That’s a separate discussion, based on balloon or bladder physics but the calc is the same.