POŽÁRY.cz: Hasiči z Prahy 1 mají své Volvo vybaveno pro zásahy při povodních
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Firma Rosenbauer dodala dobrovolným hasičům Prahy 1 cisternovou automobilovou stříkačku na podvozku Volvo FMX. Vůz je upraven pro zásahy při povodních, jeho vybavení umožňuje i pomoc při ochlazování a čištění komunikací.
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0:53 NO WORDS!
Does Rosenbauer even think 1 second about what they're building??? The siren module is mounted directly opposite of where it should be. How on earth is that even practical or safe?!
Apart from the crappy lights themselves. Amazing to see a Whelen siren and the Howlers though :)
I think it can be controlled at the same time from the touchscreen, near the driver. (I hope)
I highly doubt that Rosenbauer is able to connect a siren box with all its functionalities to the touch screen. I also would never want to use a siren via touch screen if I could have a regular switch button. The switch buttons should be easy to access. Then you don't even need to look on them when you want to change the siren tone or use the horn. The Whelen modules are made that you can feel what you're switching, pressing and doing, optimized so that you're not too distracted when operating the siren. On touch screens the driver needs to look onto it which is a very dangerous distraction. He could also not look on the touchscreen and accidentally hit something different (and de/activating something) which is another danger. The only thing I could imagine Rosenbauer did is to connect the Whelen siren to the truck horn to enable the use of the hands free option (pressing the truck horn on the steering wheel to their switch tones or to use the horn).
I've seen it so often all over the world that Rosenbauer is unable to install lights & sirens properly and to create proper functionalities. Their standard lights become invisible after 300m.. they are a danger to the public.
@@Rummeltobi It is controlled via touch screen which can be rotated and used by a commander as well