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CollegeCop posted:That video is some Grade A theatrics. Wow, you sound really cool and interesting. Were you a teen when you did thisÉ
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Thank you for shareing this info.
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May 16, 2017 21:15
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Police have killed a bunch of innocent bystanders (including infants) with flashbangs before, I'd love to the lawyer asking to demo it in the courtroom just to see the police guys try to squirm their way out of it.
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Improbable Lobster posted:Wow, you sound really cool and interesting. Were you a teen when you did thisÉ no he's a collegecop idiot
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evil_bunnY posted:Police have killed a bunch of innocent bystanders (including infants) with flashbangs before, I'd love to the lawyer asking to demo it in the courtroom just to see the police guys try to squirm their way out of it. Ah, the classic "toss the flashbang in the crib" breach
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May 16, 2017 21:38
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Imagined posted:They do the same thing in military basic training to emphasize how loving important it is to get your mask on. The Gas House is no loving joke. Line up, take your mask off and recite your name, serial number and the Pledge of Allegiance while in an enclosed space full of CS. Not my favorite day of basic training.
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CollegeCop posted:That video is some Grade A theatrics. 
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:The Gas House is no loving joke. Line up, take your mask off and recite your name, serial number and the Pledge of Allegiance while in an enclosed space full of CS. Not my favorite day of basic training. There was a dude I knew back from basic training who insisted that tear gas wouldn't effect him, then during the gas house he went from from  to  in a few minutes. It always cheers me up.
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May 16, 2017 22:49
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Huh I guess I've been told a not-quite-accurate version all my life. He didn't shoot himself in court but it still did the job: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clement_Vallandigham
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CollegeCop posted:That video is some Grade A theatrics. lol shut up
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Don Gato posted:There was a dude I knew back from basic training who insisted that tear gas wouldn't effect him, then during the gas house he went from from always nice to see big wannabe badasses crying like babies with snot down to their knees
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Jerry Cotton posted:Huh I guess I've been told a not-quite-accurate version all my life. He didn't shoot himself in court but it still did the job: also this dude was anti-civil war which resulted in some hilarity when he went to visit a regiment from his state who proceeded to pelt him with rocks
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:The Gas House is no loving joke. Line up, take your mask off and recite your name, serial number and the Pledge of Allegiance while in an enclosed space full of CS. Not my favorite day of basic training. I wasn't in basic but I had a friend who was. After he returned I asked him about his experiences and the first thing he told me was about the gas room. That whole experience sounds soo miserable.
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And even worse, it turns out somebody farted in there too.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:The Gas House is no loving joke. Line up, take your mask off and recite your name, serial number and the Pledge of Allegiance while in an enclosed space full of CS. Not my favorite day of basic training. CS in the Gas House? Not tear gas?
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Ak Gara posted:CS in the Gas House? Not tear gas? CS is a type of tear gas. It's nowhere near as toxic as CN-DM.
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evil_bunnY posted:Police have killed a bunch of innocent bystanders (including infants) with flashbangs before, I'd love to the lawyer asking to demo it in the courtroom just to see the police guys try to squirm their way out of it. I want to say the manufacturer and department policy said they were fine to deploy in a bedroom size space, so the lawyer asked if he could set one off in the considerably larger courtroom. I never saw a transcript but I'll try to find it because I'm sure it's a great read. I think it was last year an officer was pretty seriously injured when one went off in the trunk of his car while he was standing next to it. Not sure if it was a mistake or if he was loving around, but they're no joke even with less blast and no frag compared to the regular article. Even smoke and tear gas grenades can start fires, who would have guessed that grenades can be dangerous?
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There's still a concussive effect to flashbang grenades, so I would assume exploding one in a bedroom would be fine if you don't mind permanently damaging someone that you want to STOP RESISTING!!! but maybe you don't want to murder.
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There's also the obvious risk of permanent hearing damage.
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RyokoTK posted:There's still a concussive effect to flashbang grenades, so I would assume exploding one in a bedroom would be fine if you don't mind permanently damaging someone that you want to STOP RESISTING!!! but maybe you don't want to murder. The issue that occurs often enough is you get 10 keyed up cops for a no knock raid on someone, they flashbang the poor fucker while he's sleeping, then storm in and scream to get on the ground and stop resisting. So now you're suddenly woken up, concussed, can't see or hear, and your sense of balance is completely gone, and now have a bunch of strangers in your house screaming a bunch of poo poo at you at the top of their lungs. He staggers around drunkenly and lurches towards an officer, who then shoots him dead. They later learn that they served the warrant to the wrong house. Police department determines there was no wrongdoing, case closed. Also, they shot his dog. Demonstrating the effects of a flashbang in a courtroom is a stroke of genius if they were angling to get the cops to admit that is a massively disorienting effect and nobody can be reasonably expected to do anything except wallow in misery for a minute or so after it happens. Probably good enough to get the resisting arrest and assaulting an officer charges dropped.
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"This is what happens when you let your uninsured buddy use your bucket truck" https://imgur.com/gallery/Sr1Um
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Humphreys posted:I have a self imposed ban on trying to test anything 240VAC and higher. Everytime I gently caress up and trip a breaker AND/OR blow the poo poo out of my DMM probes. I'm sticking to DC low voltage (yes yes 240VAC is technically low but you know what I mean). I need to test on a 500kVA transformer secondary at 600V. Arc flash level is very very high so I am going to be taking significant additional precautions. Hottest test I ever witnessed was a phase rotation check on 14,000V gear. EDIT: checked my math I think it's actually around 800kVA. 800 amps, 600 volts, root 3... I think the impedance is 6% and you use that to calculate the short circuit current... Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 02:53 on May 17, 2017 |
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`Nemesis posted:"This is what happens when you let your uninsured buddy use your bucket truck" IMMEDIATELY PEE IN HIS BUTT!!!!!
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`Nemesis posted:"This is what happens when you let your uninsured buddy use your bucket truck" Stay in the vehicle if contact is made with a line. If the vehicle catches on fire, you need to jump away from the vehicle. Land with both feet and use the momentum to continue hopping away with both feet together or shuffle taking tiny steps. Do not walk until you are 30 feet from the vehicle. If you touch the vehicle's frame with your feet on the ground you may be electrocuted. If you fall on the ground you may be electrocuted from the voltage diffential. If you take too long of a step you may be electrocuted from the voltage differential.
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RyokoTK posted:Apparently TASER, the company, are not a fan of this at all. Yeah my department didn't require us to get a stun to carry. I think the instructors had to but they got certified by some national program
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Three-Phase posted:Stay in the vehicle if contact is made with a line. This is good to know
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We train to jump out and hop away as soon as you make contact, regardless of whether or not there's flames.
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Don Gato posted:There was a dude I knew back from basic training who insisted that tear gas wouldn't effect him, then during the gas house he went from from It's a great way to clear out your sinuses though.
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Rough Lobster posted:It's a great way to clear out your sinuses though. I've been in the chamber three times in my career, and I've had horrible sinus infections prior to going in. It really does clear you put for a while. If you want to know what it feels like to breathe in CS had, take a really big  hit from a burnt out bowl with resin and ash. It's like that but it doesn't stop burning. I handled this surprisingly well even with my lung problems because I may have had lots of elective experience breathing smoke. On your eyes and face it just feels like hot sauce got all over your face and in your eyes. You can totally see, but it hella sucks and you don't want to keep your eyes open.
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chitoryu12 posted:We train to jump out and hop away as soon as you make contact, regardless of whether or not there's flames. OMG, do you have to practice it as part of the training? And is this filmed? I want to see a bunch of burly construction guys bunny hopping.
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"Cook here. My worst nightmare happened yesterday. An aerosol can of Vegalene somehow fell into the fryer and no one noticed. It exploded while I was standing a foot away with my back to the fryer, showering me with 350° oil. I'm currently in the ICU. " I don't think it's actually too gross looking at this point, but man this dudes life is gonna suck for months.  https://imgur.com/AUwo40h
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`Nemesis posted:"Cook here. My worst nightmare happened yesterday. An aerosol can of Vegalene somehow fell into the fryer and no one noticed. It exploded while I was standing a foot away with my back to the fryer, showering me with 350° oil. I'm currently in the ICU. " That has got to be rear end.
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