really? like wtf the first thing they tell u in probie school never stand still with a pack on a durrr. so why doesnt that dumbshit catch on what is he sleeping lmao??
Holy shit my Ex-girlfriend Michelle Figueroa lived in that building on the second floor 1977. I lived in the two story house right up the block on Creston ave right across the street from the school yard PS 79
How long does the air supply last in there (is it SCOT or SCBA?) and do they have an alarm to let the FF know he is running out of oxygen? ALL FF's deserve so much respect
@gsarjos the most SCBA´s in Germany for example are filled with 6 Liter´s Air which is compressed with 300 Bar. So you have 1800 Liter´s of Air inside the Cylinder. Some departments are using 6,8L Twin-Packs or 4 L / 200 Bar Twin-Packs. I think the US-SCBA´s are similar to pur 6L/300Bar Packs.
With the 6L Air-Cylinder you can work 20 - 30 Minutes. If the pressure drops below 50 Bar a loud signal warn´s you. We have also a SCBA-Monitoring which remind´s the FF to look at the pressure.
in Australia Volunteers, we use 9 litre 207 bar, wish we had smaller cylinders like you guys, how much does the 6.8 300 weigh? cos ours are like 16 or 17 kgs
@gsarjos SCBA stands for Self Contained Breathing Apparatus, thats the term used to describe what we use. Scott is one brand of SCBA. Bottles are usually rated as 30, 45, or 60 minute bottles but they will not actually last that long under stressful and working conditions. Theres alot more to it and it wont fit in this box. If you have any other questions feel free to message me and ask, I have no problems answering them.
@MikeOShow Fire hydrants run of the city's water supply. The engine company (pumper) connects a supply line (big hose) to the fire hydrant which gives it water.
the PASS device goes off after 30 seconds full alarm of being motionless jackass. not 10 minutes. hell,10 minutes you can send my wife the 3 1/2 times my salary death benefit TY.
That whistling sound is an alarm that when a firefighter is motionless for a certain amount of time it goes off signaling that a firefighter is down.As for the "K",that there means the end of a radio message.
@MrPaulaponte That is correct, it is called a PASS device. It is a alarm connected to the SCBA pack that does what you described. The newer ones have GPS capability too
us firefighters have this machine in our shoulder if we dont move for ten minutes the alarm goes of like the sound your hearing sometime we live it next to our trucks so it goes off that the sound your hearing
That doesn't look like hydraulic ventilation just the straight stream from the boys on the inside doing the interior attack. If it was hydraulic ventilation it would be a wider fog pattern and would be sprayed out the window for a considerable amount of time until the interior was cleared enough for better visual and reduction of heat.
yeah these guys know what they are doing, and to say they don't means you're ignorant. Engine 75 does 5,000 runs a year, every year, with over 400 OSW's...how many times do you leave quarters?
This fire should be mandatory viewing for bean counters. Only a handful of departments can assemble enough Firemen PER UNIT in the initial stages of a fire to make that building behave the way those Brothers did.
Whats with the F'in airpack alarm....constant problem in FDNY....professionals shut thier masks off properly...Its annoying...hampers radio communications...and desensitizes everyone for when their is a real emergency
How do you know what "constant" problems are for the FDNY? Do you work in NYC? I doubt it. Another jerk off arm chairing a fire you wern't at. You'd of shit your pants at this fire!
I agree,I think FDNY fight enough fires to know what they are doing!Thats why so many people go to NYC to stand outside FDNY quarters to film FDNY crews! Let FDNY mandate for themselves what are "constant" problems!
Hey "capt" the PASS going off is a block away from the fire building and is of no consequence to the operation. I think 75/33 know what they are doing. Get to the floor above and then talk to me. These are the professionals numbnuts.
Thanks for the comment....LOL THis is another example what happens when you leave your laptop on/open and go out on a run....relocating company Lt. got me good....But paybacks are a bitch....LOL....the job ya gotta love it. Stay safe brother
sounds like 9/11
NEVADAUNDERGROUND 1 month ago
to many pass devices going off
firefightislife 2 months ago 2
good footage. great job on part of E-75, T-33 and FDNY.
kthejung 2 months ago
really? like wtf the first thing they tell u in probie school never stand still with a pack on a durrr. so why doesnt that dumbshit catch on what is he sleeping lmao??
The9187thomas 3 months ago
Holy shit my Ex-girlfriend Michelle Figueroa lived in that building on the second floor 1977. I lived in the two story house right up the block on Creston ave right across the street from the school yard PS 79
bjroberts65 7 months ago
How long does the air supply last in there (is it SCOT or SCBA?) and do they have an alarm to let the FF know he is running out of oxygen? ALL FF's deserve so much respect
gsarjos 9 months ago
@gsarjos the most SCBA´s in Germany for example are filled with 6 Liter´s Air which is compressed with 300 Bar. So you have 1800 Liter´s of Air inside the Cylinder. Some departments are using 6,8L Twin-Packs or 4 L / 200 Bar Twin-Packs. I think the US-SCBA´s are similar to pur 6L/300Bar Packs.
With the 6L Air-Cylinder you can work 20 - 30 Minutes. If the pressure drops below 50 Bar a loud signal warn´s you. We have also a SCBA-Monitoring which remind´s the FF to look at the pressure.
lupo23 7 months ago
@lupo23
in Australia Volunteers, we use 9 litre 207 bar, wish we had smaller cylinders like you guys, how much does the 6.8 300 weigh? cos ours are like 16 or 17 kgs
IIIFiTzYIII2 2 months ago
@IIIFiTzYIII2 I think around 14 Kg, they use 2 carbon composite cylinders with 6.8L air each.
lupo23 2 months ago
@gsarjos SCBA stands for Self Contained Breathing Apparatus, thats the term used to describe what we use. Scott is one brand of SCBA. Bottles are usually rated as 30, 45, or 60 minute bottles but they will not actually last that long under stressful and working conditions. Theres alot more to it and it wont fit in this box. If you have any other questions feel free to message me and ask, I have no problems answering them.
hockeygoalie39 5 months ago
2nd alarm? That would have been a 10-18 in Brooklyn! Truck would have probl'y kncoked it down with the can. :-)
aal49 10 months ago
Hehe .... we have ignition .... nice video ....
FdNy8231 11 months ago
How do they refill the fire hydrants? What happens if all the water gets used up inside the pump?
MikeOShow 11 months ago
@MikeOShow Fire hydrants run of the city's water supply. The engine company (pumper) connects a supply line (big hose) to the fire hydrant which gives it water.
ntfd125 10 months ago
the PASS device goes off after 30 seconds full alarm of being motionless jackass. not 10 minutes. hell,10 minutes you can send my wife the 3 1/2 times my salary death benefit TY.
JACKCOURT 1 year ago 2
where is Spiderman?
robstrevor 1 year ago
That whistling sound is an alarm that when a firefighter is motionless for a certain amount of time it goes off signaling that a firefighter is down.As for the "K",that there means the end of a radio message.
MrPaulaponte 1 year ago 6
@MrPaulaponte That is correct, it is called a PASS device. It is a alarm connected to the SCBA pack that does what you described. The newer ones have GPS capability too
Stealthguy06 1 year ago
What is that whistling sound? Also, what is meant when chaufer replies,"K" after ending transmission ?
farouk02382 1 year ago
us firefighters have this machine in our shoulder if we dont move for ten minutes the alarm goes of like the sound your hearing sometime we live it next to our trucks so it goes off that the sound your hearing
JtvSpecials 1 year ago
After 911 i'm sure this fire was like a day at preschool.
TackerVideos 1 year ago
HOW DID THE FIRE START AD WERE IS THE AARM COMING FROM ?
ziggerification 1 year ago
Wen I hear tht alarm all it does is remind mii of the wtc!
TuYankeepimp90 1 year ago 17
heeyyy that's were my aunt lives..but she was on the other side..she said she smelled smoke so she went out the fire escape. cool
alfred2233 1 year ago
i live like two grocery store down there.. damn..
dominicanGT 1 year ago
Heiii thattss weree i livee att :P
craziibebax3 1 year ago
If it's a block away just turn the pack off and the pass wont alert.
aaronkundla 1 year ago
Yeah!, with additional Hydraulic Ventilation at 01:19. Greetings from Chile.
rockhard2 1 year ago
That doesn't look like hydraulic ventilation just the straight stream from the boys on the inside doing the interior attack. If it was hydraulic ventilation it would be a wider fog pattern and would be sprayed out the window for a considerable amount of time until the interior was cleared enough for better visual and reduction of heat.
cguids37 1 year ago
Yeah!, with Hydraulic Ventilation at 01:19. Greetings from Chile.
rockhard2 1 year ago
Notice how fast the knock the fire down. Interior attack... flame to smoke to steam. Good job.
LaDricka1 2 years ago
Nice !! Notice how fast they knock the fire down. Interior attack, flames to smoke to steam... Nice job.
LaDricka1 2 years ago
Good example of how to line up your turn table tower 33
olboydj 2 years ago
was there a roof team up there on the roof? that was a 5 or 6 story building im sure an ariel is suppose to go to the roof.
trizzybone1 2 years ago
They use the interior stairs
mongo6606 2 years ago
Well said fd1092
4alarmer 2 years ago
nice video
vcmovie1 2 years ago
yeah these guys know what they are doing, and to say they don't means you're ignorant. Engine 75 does 5,000 runs a year, every year, with over 400 OSW's...how many times do you leave quarters?
gdtrfb81 2 years ago
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mongo6606 2 years ago
A pass device going off like that is a big problem for any fire department.
CGRSpaz650 2 years ago
this was on my building but i live on the right side...
NYvandal 2 years ago
This fire should be mandatory viewing for bean counters. Only a handful of departments can assemble enough Firemen PER UNIT in the initial stages of a fire to make that building behave the way those Brothers did.
capitolfire 2 years ago
Whats with the F'in airpack alarm....constant problem in FDNY....professionals shut thier masks off properly...Its annoying...hampers radio communications...and desensitizes everyone for when their is a real emergency
capttomo 2 years ago
How do you know what "constant" problems are for the FDNY? Do you work in NYC? I doubt it. Another jerk off arm chairing a fire you wern't at. You'd of shit your pants at this fire!
fd1092 2 years ago
I agree,I think FDNY fight enough fires to know what they are doing!Thats why so many people go to NYC to stand outside FDNY quarters to film FDNY crews! Let FDNY mandate for themselves what are "constant" problems!
The03031977 2 years ago
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richf931 2 years ago
Hey "capt" the PASS going off is a block away from the fire building and is of no consequence to the operation. I think 75/33 know what they are doing. Get to the floor above and then talk to me. These are the professionals numbnuts.
ltladder49 2 years ago
Thanks for the comment....LOL THis is another example what happens when you leave your laptop on/open and go out on a run....relocating company Lt. got me good....But paybacks are a bitch....LOL....the job ya gotta love it. Stay safe brother
capttomo 2 years ago
Good one...
ltladder49 2 years ago