SA Firefighter
Equipment => All Equipment discussion => Topic started by: 6739264 on August 27, 2008, 12:59:03 PM
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So which Brigades around the place have monitors? Either Ground or Roof mounted (No, not your tiny 38mm one - REAL monitors)
Do they get much work?
What nozzles do you carry for them?
Would they be a valuble investment for Brigades that do a fair amount of surround and drown? (EG: Hay Sheds)
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Belair Tanker has a 3inch TFT which is plumbed straight of the top of the pump housing (Darley HE500). With 10000litres of water behind it make it a worthwhile option. Has a throw of around 60 metres (at 700kpa).
Points to remember with any large capacity monitor is you need a large water capacity to go with it!
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burnside pumper, burnside tanker, stirling pumper.
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Points to remember with any large capacity monitor is you need a large water capacity to go with it!
2 out, 4 in ;)
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Nice of you to use MY PHOTO James, ever heard of copyright :evil:
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ouch :|
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We fitted a rural monitor to our appliance, and it is used a fair bit of the time. Used to assist in flat land fire-fighting and is a great tool to put out stringy barks out in the National Parks etc.
Money well spent!!
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Naracoorte pumper has a roof mounted monitor with a TFT has a 3inch feed but is only good in town and the 34 is unable to provide enough pressure to supply water too it. that is why they are getting a 34p with in the next year or so..The monitor can be removed for ground work / set up, has only been used twice that I know of once was for a gas leak while the Olympic torch was coming down the street....
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so you squirted the Olympic torch with it?
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No the brigade had the pumper set up spraying the large LPG bullet that is next to the fire station ....
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OMG really? Didnt see that one coming! :-D
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I thought it would have been safer and cheaper to just stop the cylinder leaking...
:P