We haven't used the Blitzfires on a UTV, but as long as the pump can keep up with the nozzle and gpm requirements, it would work. With an 85 gallon tank, we wouldn't want more than about a 10-15 gpm output.
@@jeffpitoniak Ah, got it. Interesting idea. Wish we had a definitive answer, but that would take some testing. It seems hose management could be an issue in that scenario. There are some unmanned, tracked systems on the market that might make more sense for this application.
Yay on the FireComm. I cannot hear anything above 25mph in our Mule. A must have.
Is it possible to mount 2 blitzfires or one portable monitor on the roof rack? What would the max gpm be taking in safety considerations?
We haven't used the Blitzfires on a UTV, but as long as the pump can keep up with the nozzle and gpm requirements, it would work. With an 85 gallon tank, we wouldn't want more than about a 10-15 gpm output.
@@qtacfire sorry, I wasn't clear. I meant for structure attack...pumper supplying the water.... 1000+ gpm.
@@jeffpitoniak Ah, got it. Interesting idea. Wish we had a definitive answer, but that would take some testing. It seems hose management could be an issue in that scenario. There are some unmanned, tracked systems on the market that might make more sense for this application.
@@qtacfire too much money and single use. Thinking stationary use. Warehouses, master stream ops, exposure protection...
@@jeffpitoniak If taken in and parked in place, that could work. Not something we've seen before though.