Is your plane on fire? Look what I found
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- If you have an in flight fire, you need to be able to put it out.
Certainly an emergency descent is important but let's get the fire out first.
The H3R Halon Fire Extinguisher works incredibly fast. In this video, I test multiple fire extinguishers against multiple fires. The H3R is the winner hands down.
H3R Website: www.www.h3raviation.com/
How do Halon Fire Extinguishers work? watch to learn a little about the subject and maybe have a few laughs along the way. You will want one of these if your plane is on fire.
0:00 FIRE!
1:02 What Causes Fire?
2:47 How Will We Test
5:10 Setting Stuff on Fire
7:20 Real Test H3R
8:51 Why Halon?
11:10 Outtakes
#H3R #AirplaneFire #Halon
Title: So your Plane is on fire? Do Halon Fire Extinguishers work? H3R Aviation has the answer 
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"This one smells the best" - 🤣
Nice demonstration, Bryan!
- Martin
I don't believe this is real... I mean, who wears their invisible IFR alarm on their RIGHT wrist?! Kudos to you for having the discipline to only set your plane on fire in VFR conditions!
In all seriousness though, this extinguisher looks like the real deal!
"Kudos to you for having the discipline to only set your plane on fire in VFR conditions!" HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
"I mean, who wears their invisible IFR alarm on their RIGHT wrist?"
same person who tracks up or has the small wheel on the front end
stealth technology has come a long way
Really? We ALL know those are supposed to be worn on the LEFT wrist!! Only, and I mean ONLY, the Stealth Ramp Check Alerter Warner is to be worn on ones right wrist...Sheesh, even Ryan knows this! Who's Ryan??
Now for a serious comment: That halon fire extinguisher is pretty impressive!
Poor "Ryan", thrown under the bus all these years later. On a serious note, it is so refreshing to see a product actually work as intended! kudos to H3R
Decades ago I was hired to fly about 700lbs of dynamite from a remote airport to a construction site on an island. I was alone in a Cessna 207 with all the seats removed. After loading the dynamite in the airplane I signed the paperwork, hopped in the pilot's seat and grabbed the lever to release the seat lock to slide my seat up. Immediately after my seat began to move I heard a pop followed by a BANG and the entire contents of the Cessna turned white. I don't remember what happened in the immediate moment that followed-honestly that memory is completely blank. But the next thing I remember was realizing that I was about 20 feet away from the Cessna, running as fast as I could move and feeling my heart pounding so hard that it felt like it was about to come out of my chest. When I stopped and turned around to look at the Cessna what I saw was surreal. In contrast to my panic was a totally peaceful early morning at a quiet airport with the only "action" being my lone Cessna 207, the cockpit door gently swinging on its hinges and a cloud of white mist drifting out of the open door. The gentleman who had driven the dynamite to the airport was doubled over laughing at me and my antics. He said something like "Boy, if that Dynamite explodes just put your fingers in your ears". As if I was going to outrun an explosion after being crammed in a Cessna 207 with 700lbs of packaged dynamite. Here is what happened, while loading the packaged dynamite I had inadvertently jostled the emergency fire extinguisher that was mounted under my seat. The safety pin had been moved and when I grabbed the seat to slide it forward the fire extinguisher handle had been jammed into the discharge position (pop) and the BANG was the sound of the extinguishing agent being unexpectedly released. That was my one and only time flying dynamite. I did have another "ADVENTURE" the first time I was hired by a family to fly over a local prominent mountain to spread the cremated ashes of their beloved and recently diseased father ---not my proudest moment .................. but that's a story for a different time... I'm outta here with my head hung in shame.........
Wow! Thanks for sharing
You had them in a ziplock sandwich bag, right?
“Put your fingers in your ears”
bahahaha
The look on your face when the air horn caught fire is priceless. I'm glad that did not go really bad though.
Very interested in halon for my calves when I jump out of my plane, because I ALWAYS wear a life jacket when on a submarine.
First!
I think you have an inside guy helping you out
DUDE
You are special!
Is that first comment? First Grade? First saying first?
Pro tip...always drink coffee before flying. Then you'll have to pee the whole flight and in case of fire you're ready.
Once I stopped laughing and I was able to see again... I was really impressed with (1) the amazing clear IFR watch thing, (2) the air horn, and (3) the Halon fire extinguisher, not necessarily in that order, even though I numbered them. The cheese based fire extinguisher / cracker enhancement would've made it to (4) but I only listed (3). The "nuggets of flame" that kept appearing in odd places were uh... well placed. I rent so I have not experience the flaming money problem. Oh wait... yeah... ok so renting isn't free, ever.
Everybody knows there's no way any pilot would ever strap a fire extinguishers to their leg. That would be like jumping out of an airplane wearing a parachute after you killed the engine over rough terrain and then guiding your parachute to the crash site to retrieve the cameras. It would never happen. The video would never make it to YT. 😶
I think that air horns like that might be filled with propane. Despite what everyone thinks, propane doesn't actually work very well when it comes to extinguishing fires. It tends to make them a little hot under the collar.
I'm picturing Eren coming home and asking why the garage smelled like smoke and cheese whiz... again.
After nearly 22 years, I don't even bother to ask questions anymore.
Anyone else notice his old Grumman on fire in the picture on the wall? Classic.
Your face when you used the airhorn....Priceless.
yes, you can make a fire extinguisher funny. most of us never really grow up. awesome laughed so hard and was much needed today
Bryan playing with fire. “What could go wrong?” 🤷♂️
The look on your face when the air horn made more fire😂😂
DID. NOT. SEE. THAT. COMING!!!
I like the way he looked at the burning object in his hand and then threw into the fire. Well, they do use explosions to put out oil well fires so...
"The fire is smaller now, cuz the plane is smaller"! Cracking me up, Ryan, errrr Bryan.... Thanks for a fun vid!
That was an epic observation
I was hoping there would be a leg attachment mentioned! Great video!!
The Fire Power bit had me rolling 🤣🤣, you have successfully made a funny video about a fire extinguisher youtube won! 🏆
Really like your stuff, thanks! I used to road race formula cars. I was at Westwood, in British Columbia, and had an incident just past start/finish. A brake line had failed and I ended up going off the road in a third gear corner and taking out some brush and trees Nothing I could do to make the corner and I ended off in the shrubbery; a turn worker rushed up to the car and I told him, calmly, that I was okay and the electrics were off. He panicked and pulled my fire bottle system, wasting $300 of halon fire suppression. It didn't put out any fire but certainly cost me.... Halon works.
Best opening yet 🤣 Between that and the Trevor Jacob roast I almost fell out of my plane.
I actually hurt a rib laughing so much at the air horn. Thank you
Great Ad, love the demo.
Wow, looks like you daughter is a natural pilot!
I lol'd at all the the little fires hidden in the video ;D Awesome instructional again! Bit disappointed with the silly string, I expected more extinguishing power from it!
Very timely, I found out this week that I had to purchase a new extinguisher for my plane. This was very informative and helped with the understanding of Halon. Went to Spruce to buy mine. Yes you saved me my wooden airplane model with its state of the art rubber band engine.
Freaking gold!!!! Thanks god for putting this man on this planet!
ROFL! Your face with the burning air horn is priceless! RTFM, it says flammable right on the can. Great video.
Haha. I painted the can red and covered all of the text
I'm getting the one with the leg strap. The go anywhere Version. Thanks for the information Bryan.
That was a great video, I especially enjoyed looking for the fire effect in the background.
A fatal RV-6 in flight fire accident last year at the airport near my childhood home was the tipping point for me. I finally Installed this same fire bottle in my cherokee. In flight fire is my biggest fear but thankfully they’re quite rare. I’m glad to see how effective it can be. Thanks for the demo.
Great video! Very entertaining…one of your best. Keep ‘‘em coming.
This is great B! great job!
so either Bryans channel is getting the attention of sponsors, or Martin Pauly made a bet with Josh Flowers that he could get Bryan to play with fire on his channel... which is more likely???
Those are some very protective socks you have got there Bryan
I have said it before, can't say it enough. You are a God!
Bryan, the look on your face when that horn caught fire was absolutely priceless. 😂 Keep up the great work Bryan. 🤘🇺🇸🛩️
Another entertaining video, thanks
Funny but also a great / very impressive demonstration
Oh my God she inherited your sense of humor. Help.
Truly, Bryan, your insanity is a thing of beauty to watch . . . from a distance . . . on video, not in person.
Thanks for sharing.
Let’s test fire barefoot…because nothing can go wrong! Love your channel!
Wow. That works great.
This really blows my theory out of the water that I should fight fire with more fire. I guess I should stop carrying that flamethrower with me as a fire suppressant.
Actually really interesting - I was surprised how quickly those fires got put out. I need to get a fire extinguisher for the racecar, may go check that out.
1: Nice hat!! 👍
2: This reminded me that I need to replace the fire extinguisher in my Cub! I’m checking out their site. Thank you!!! 🙏🏼
Another good one. But those old man socks you were wearing when you jumped up after the air horn 🤣
Wait! What type of socks are people supposed to be wearing. I have no fashion sense but I stopped wearing New Balance because I learned those and cargo shorts are not cool.
I need a link to the proper socks!
@@JustPlaneSilly Atleast shoes, but rather boots if you are going play with "things"
@@JustPlaneSilly ha ha. Cracked me up. Good stuff. I live south of ya in Centerville. I can get ya some Woodys jerky and smokehouse socks 😂
This is your best video….so far
I just peed a little when you blew that air horn at the fire. 😂
Hilarious dude! nailed it!
Nevermind my plane. That is an awesome extinguisher to have anywhere anytime!
As someone who has been a firefighter...I saw all of that that coming, especially the air horn! GREAT video, very funny, I almost fell out of my chair. Next time may I suggest doing all of that outdoors? Just sayin' - Keep up the great videos.
Obviously you are totally batshit crazy but I think that was one of the funniest videos ever 😀
Nailed it!
Great addition to in-flight safety. But do they also sell fire extinguishers which fit on a bicycle? I believe carrying a fire extinguisher whilst on a road bike is a must in order to prevent anything fiery happening to its carbon frame. Especially since my girlfriend clad in Spandex is so hot that things around her might spontaneously combust ;-)
wow, those fire extinguishers are the perfect size to secure to one's calf.
😀 All I can do is think about getting an air horn and taking it on my next camping trip....
You won't regret it
Never a let down!! 🤣😂
“I am fire marshal Bryan, let me show you something”…could’ve fit nicely into your script. 🤷♂️
Who would’ve thought on the air horn. 🤪🤪🤪
A great example of why putting warning labels on products is a complete waste of time, I’m going to spray this at fire should I read can to see if there are any warning about flammability? Nah I’ll find out soon enough!
Comedy gold Bryan! Keep it up!!
I gotta say, having always flown with fire extinguishers, it's nice to see how effective aircraft ones are
You're a funny guy Brian with a why
I see that the fact that compressed "air" is often actually propane or similar due to better compressibility strikes again
Ha ha . Thanks for the video. Great way to start the beautiful day we are having.
Sure is. I want to go flying but yesterday was MY day off. Today is HER day off. I get the cold and rainy and she gets the gorgeous day. If anyone needs me, I will be watching cartoons with some kids that have no interest in flying :(
@@JustPlaneSilly Hey wait...That's my day. She is out Hiking and I'm home with kids. 54, clear skies, calm. Phoenix. Ughhh...Maybe I'll go test some fire extinguishers.
Informative and hilarious at the same time. Do they sell them UK way? Priceless your reaction to air horn and also your dig at the whole Jacobs thing
Halon is illegal in the UK & EU with cabin use for aircraft the only large scale excepted use left- but it's use in existing aircraft becomes illegal in 2025 (it was banned for new registrations a few years ago) so one of the approved alternative clean agents should be used (which are cheaper, aircraft Halon portables new were anything from £300-£500, the replacement agents around half that or better)
I’ve noticed the derelict ashtrays in the Grumman are awesome at holding those random nuts, bolts, bibs and bobs that seem to fall out of nowhere!
Ashtrays...in a small plane...think about that for a second...
What? No demonstration of dumping the contents of a "in-flight fluid collection device"?
Air horns are great for engines that don’t hot start well. Something in them, the loud sound, starts it right up.
Nothing beats Halon.
Trevor Jacob approves!
Not onboard with fire extinguishers until there's avocado flavor.
You're gonna need one of those extingushers for that burn relating to the mounting suggestions, "If you're a moron, you can just tape it to your leg; I hear that's one way to mount it."
Next video, water emergencies using the pool! Lol Fire Marshal Bill would be proud!
Ok, I see a couple of issues. First of all, the Jetfire model is a model of a jet, so you should have been using jet fuel. Then the "agent" you refer to could be a SECRET agent and then you get into issues with the government. Remember, the IRS is here to help you! (I have to idea why I said that)
5 Kinds of cheese: Block, wheel, sliced, grated, and your favorite, AEROSOL!
What if you had a fire while flying upside down....
I was hoping to see a demonstration of you putting a fire out while hanging upside down. Maybe like 50 Cent during his part in the S.B. Halftime show. Also I wondered if it would work in say a helicopter or maybe a paramotor? Anyway I just wanted to say it's nice seeing someone take fire safety seriously! Thanks for the good content!
I know a lot of the vid is tongue in cheek😆😅 but...Modern dry chemical extinguishers have never had asbestos in - just Sodium Bicarbonate (BC) or Ammonium Sulphate (ABC). The later however is not very plane friendly though as it severely affects aluminium airframes & messes up electronics! Halon (where you can still get it, it's time is nearly up for air use in the EU and the rest of the world isn't far behind as it devours ozone quicker than Pac Man eating dots in a maze!) or one of the Halon alternative clean agents like FE-36 or Halotron is definitely the best choice!
1:51 I'm happy to do that as long as I can ziptie one to each leg😂
Great tutorial, but should I squawk 7700 before trying this in some hangar?
Halon is a quadruple threat: inhibits the reaction, displaces air/oxygen, it comes out super cold as it boils from liquid to vapor, and it has a superior packaging properties so it has compact size and low weight for a give amount of extinguishing. Its only actual downside is that it is damaging to the ozone, but the amount used for fires (let alone aircraft specific emergencies) is minimal compared to the literal tons of CFCs that were once used in old aerosol cans, refrigeration, and as dry-cleaning and industrial specialty solvents.
( The main benefit for refrigeration was that CFCs are nonflammable, not toxic, and compatible with seals and lubricants. Otherwise anhydrous ammonia, propane and butane are are as thermally efficient. )
R717 rocks.
@@jeffreythompson9549 So does the R-290[R-600?] in that airhorn.
And this is why you don’t let 14 year olds play with matches, no matter how old they are 😁
I was in the Boy Scouts. That gave us nearly unlimited access to matches.
Yeah.
We learned all about fire by getting burned.
And by burning things that were not meant to be burned.
Repeatedly, in some cases.
I guess we were just luckier than kids nowadays that just push a button on their vape doohickies and get no real flames.
Where's the fun in that?
This is why Eren doesn't let Bryan play with fire😂😂
@@jerrymiller276 Were you in Troop 271?
@@tombrotherman7838 Troop 9, Ski-Co-Ak, Norfolk, VA, 50+ years ago.
“Tastes like children with good intentions” ???
The odd humor is reaching a new, strange, and wonderful levels.
PS. So when can we go fly to Jake’s for lunch?
I thought Jakes was only for retirees that don't have to work for a living LOL
Isn't that the place that is only open like 2 hours at mid day during the week?
@@JustPlaneSilly it is the place at KADM that is only open for lunch on weekdays. But it’s good, and there is the occasional day in mid week where the doctors don’t want to fly and I have no students. So if I can get you to play hooky…..
👍☑️❤️🔥
Love the burning trashcan
Excellent info! I now know to combine cheese whiz with halon for the ultimate airborne snack. But what if my experimental has an electric fireplace?
You should use METAR AF then you would know if IFR is forecast!
QUESTION: Is that a GAS WATER HEATER behind you??? Should you be PLAYIN with FIRE near it???
How do these quality for aviation use? I've looked carefully at the #H3R website but can't find a single mounting bracket for anywhere on the body let alone a calf mount. What happens if you get sucked out of your plane?
Edit: Bryan covered this later in the video. I guess #H3R focuses on the non-idiot market segment. Seems like they are missing out.
A fire extinguisher that doubles as emergency food now that is the kind of dual purpose life saving extinguisher I want when I get sucked out of a plane.
I think you forgot to mention Halon is Gluten Free!
Yes, I always carry one on my leg.
I'm gonna try to start the Garage on Fire........Hold My Beer!
As always, your videos are great. I do thank you for showing H3RAviation's products, though. While I don't have an airplane, it's a good demonstration of a great product, and based on this, I would use it if I was installing a fire extinguisher in an airplane.
I was waiting for the 'hair past a freckle' comment but the Invisible IFR Alarm mentioned elsewhere is much better.
I love the one with your daughter, making money disappear. Up in smoke!
Thanks for making my Sunday.
Okay, totally new subject, and on a serious note. Are there upgrades for the panel planned for the Comanche, and if so, would you share them with us? While I would love to see a full blown glass panel, i.e., the Dynon Skyview HDX, that's still getting expensive. Three Garmin GI-275s should be less and would give you a lot of features. I'm curious as to IF you're planning on an upgrade and if so, to what.
Bryan already went all in on the Brynon instrument package.
We all know if Bryan (with a Y!!!) had kept his Grumman he'd not need to worry about fire extinguishers... ;)
We now expect you to be first on scene to all local wildfires with the trusty H3R all ready to go....
Can't be set on fire if your engine is just a suggestion.
Is there any advice about having a fire extinguisher up each pant leg? Also would it help protect my water bottle if I have to crash my plane over the mountains?
Absolutely
You missed the obvious choice…. The Cessna Spam can. Lol
Hahahahaha. Yes!!!!
The Money Gun was totally your Idea!!!!
@@JustPlaneSilly I need one in my life!
The Fire Department has a number for you to call, advise when ready to copy.......
Where can I buy a leg strap for one?
Would it put out a Best Tug cap if it was on fire?
Does H3R offer that extinguisher with an ankle holster?
Ay the h3r extinguisher looks like Amerex halotron
They rebrand Amerex fire extinguishers