When we're stuck in a meeting, we usually text a savior to call us out of the room. But ever since this $599 maritime rescue device came in, we've been dreaming about zip-lining out the window.
The rocket of this line thrower is extremely dangerous. I witnessed someone accidentically firing the rocket during removal/replacement. By the good luck of fortune, noe one was hit by the rocket, but the rocket hit a 20'ft container, went direct througt the container, throurg the inside wall of the container conainer consisting of 32 mm industrial multiply strong plywood and passed ower to the other inside wall of the container and went out of the container on the other side where the wall was the same, 32 mm industrial multiply strong plywood and out through the steel wall. The hole was about the same size as a golf ball. Really shocked to see the firepower of this line thrower rocket.
@@fredyellowsnow7492it's a solid fuel rocket built to heave a 4mm line 300 meters down range. The total device weighs 4.2kg - deduct maybe a kilo for the container and you have a rocket hauling 3.2kg. That's nothing to scoff at.
I'm pretty sure out of a device made of some rope, a plastic bucket, And a Powetful rocket motor. The motor is the expensive part not worth replacing g
Yeah, I wish I had that kind of money to play with. At over $600 per shot, this video was pretty expensive to make. I'm guessing they may have used an expired rocket, it would have made it much cheaper, and the rocket would no longer be considered reliable enough for rescue use anymore, although it still probably works just fine.
The rocket of this line thrower is extremely dangerous. I witnessed someone accidentically firing the rocket during removal/replacement. By the good luck of fortune, noe one was hit by the rocket, but the rocket hit a 20'ft container, went direct througt the container, throurg the inside wall of the container conainer consisting of 32 mm industrial multiply strong plywood and passed ower to the other inside wall of the container and went out of the container on the other side where the wall was the same, 32 mm industrial multiply strong plywood and out through the steel wall. The hole was about the same size as a golf ball. Really shocked to see the firepower of this line thrower rocket.
Holy molly, im about to change our rocket in few months. I'm nervous to change by myself. Goodluck to me.
@@johannjumayao2869 How did it go ?
@@daylaanguerra9620 no reply, I assume they died 💀
I don't believe for an instant it went through two walls of a steel shipping container.
@@fredyellowsnow7492it's a solid fuel rocket built to heave a 4mm line 300 meters down range. The total device weighs 4.2kg - deduct maybe a kilo for the container and you have a rocket hauling 3.2kg. That's nothing to scoff at.
And take off the lid before you fire it 🙄
It will seek the wind when launched, so BE CAREFUL . . . know wind direction and strength -- use it to advantage to reach target.
andrew you can buy spare rocket but it's still expensive (around 170/200 usd) source: ship chandler with a decade of experience.
Wow… I can literally throw that line further than that.
Would have been better if it was like an RPG to aim it
spiderman: "i came".
Thats a sweet boat.
That is the coolest thing...
You got to get a PLT by Restech Norway man!
Well that must be a serious kick to human body
Filmed in Milwaukee?
Is it just a one time deal or can you reel it back up and stick another rocket engine in it ?
Believe the rockets are replacable
I'm pretty sure out of a device made of some rope, a plastic bucket, And a Powetful rocket motor. The motor is the expensive part not worth replacing g
filmed i stockon port
? Why not just go up to them
Cuz they might not be alive by the time you get to them
Looks like 600 bucks down the drain to me.
Yeah, I wish I had that kind of money to play with. At over $600 per shot, this video was pretty expensive to make.
I'm guessing they may have used an expired rocket, it would have made it much cheaper, and the rocket would no longer be considered reliable enough for rescue use anymore, although it still probably works just fine.
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