PaintballGaming just the tip? I think you’re confused with what you’re talking about. Regardless, pumps, engines, hours; drivetrains lines, etc...come on dude.
Why would they need to get out of the truck? The water is on board so no need to connect pipes, the hoses are too powerfull to be handled by people, they are more protected in the truck, they dont have time to do anything else, they are in open field, so they can park anywhere they want. They dont need to bring hoses around corners or in buildings.
I mean if it's a video in America, about American trucks, obviously Americans are going to watch. If we haven't grown up around the metric system, we wouldn't be able to relate to it just as you wouldn't relate to the imperial system like you do the metric system. Hearing 80km/h has to significance to me, while 50mph would have.
As a retired firefighter/engineer, I still try to keep up on all the newer technologies. The Panther appears to be is a very well-designed unit. I think every department should have an air crash unit of some type. They could be very useful on brush fires or freeway tanker fires and more.
@@user-pc5tc8dj7vno they dont Firefighting foam is cool. It also is good for use for fuel fires and it covers the flames and jet fuel. If they use water first then it would just wash all the foam off and the foam would be useless. They use water after to wash the foam off the tarmac.
Amazing Crash Trucks these Rosenbauer Panthers. And over the years Rosenbauer is very succesful with the Panther. They sold more than 2.000 units worldwide
It would be nice to have all these Rosenbauer panthers around Cali and Colo fighting the wild land fires, but their built for Airport fires. It's nickname is Airport crash tender. There are 3 different kinds of Rosenbauer fire trucks,(6x6, 4x4, and 8x8). The 6x6 panther has water jets around the wheel wells. Where it can shoot streams of water around. It's one badass truck. Awesome video by the way.
Built and developed in austria. There's a 8x8 version with 1500 hp. 0 - 80 km/h in 20 seconds and a top speed of about 140 km/h. I often see them driven around.
Ain't nothing getting in the way of a 6 man crew who just got woken in the middle of the night. All they wanna do is sleep and now they gotta do their job, they're gonna be pissed
@@sergio-pp8qc instead of me going into a long dissertation, I'll refer you to an good breakdown by the American ARFF manufacturer Oshkosh. Personally, I have over 26+yrs as a structural firefighter. I've taken a few ARFF classes, but am in no way an expert on that particular side of firefighting. www.oshkoshairport.com/experience/airport-products-blog/arff-trucks-vs.-municpal-trucks-whats-the-difference
I went to the hartsfeild jackson airport fire dept about 2 years ago and they didnt have any of these they had regular firetrucks and yes i was in the fire dept thats basiclly on the runway
@@type4016 in a way, they do. Oshkosh Corp. now owns Pierce Corp. and Oshkosh is the world's largest fire apparatus manufacturer. Also, Rosenbauer is junk!!
what if they are training and an actual plane catches fire do they let this burn out or is there a extinguish system that does it for them on site or do they leave one truck behind to extinguish it, or do they extinguish this first and then ride to the plane?
There's still at least one, more than likely two fully capable companies ready to roll to an actual emergency while training is going on, as the video said the actual fleet has 29 units, very rarely to aircraft or airfield fires happen, it's highly unlikely they'd overlap, but if they did there's a contingency
Every fire department should have a fire truck like this. Ordinary fire trucks and crew take too long to connect the hoses before they even turn on the water.
Andy R Aircraft fires, if they are on the field, are in a wide open space and for the most time on the exterior of the aircraft. Structural firefighting happens inside of buildings, so we have to go inside and find victims and the source of the fire and knock it done. I’ve done both since 1987 it’s two totally different kinds of firefighting.
Andy R thats why the hoses on “ordinary” fire engines are preconnected. these Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting, or ARFF, rigs are purpose-built for airports. they would not be effective at all on most structure or vehicle fires due to the fact that mobility is very limited in tight spaces like crowded freeways and narrow streets and alleys. these ARFF rigs are built for large open spaces like airports
Would be cool but impractical. It’s almost impossible to put out full fledged forest fires. Instead they control the fire by dumping retardant onto sensitive areas and creating fire lines to prevent the fire from spreading. If this truck can dump it’s entire reservoir in less than 2m then it’s useless.
@@OrthobroLocal1 But they don't though. A lot of brush fires are starting by the dry seasons when something as simple as two leaves scraping together spark and boom, forest fire. Some are arson and some are accidental yet most of them are natural.
Tell me something: Why do airport Firetrucks always look like they are from the future, and the regular firetrucks look like they are from the past?! I have noticed this as Child already 25 years ago, air port firetrucks were always streamlined and sexy, futuristic etc. Pretty cool truck!
I wonder how long until one of these is on its roof. Look it up Atlanta hartsfield fire managed to flip an ARFF truck on its roof. I'm not sure what Make or model it was.
Volvo is Swedish, Sweden being in Europe to which uses the Metric system. - It only makes sense to use metric system here since its a program by Volvo.
Anthony Hunter But it doesn’t because it’s Volvo America reporting on American Fire Fighters... they prolly wonder what the fuk those conversions are bc they never used those measurements
The negativity towards these is so strange. Don’t we want first responders to be the best equipped and safest while preforming their incredibly dangerous and important jobs?
If you don't get the fire out within 3 minutes, your just collecting the bodies after the barbeque, so yes the trucks must be fast and capable of dumping the water that quick. Though no matter what the kit, its only as good as the people that crew it.
The functionality probably mostly comes from the standards for aviation fire fighting vehicles. Rosenbauer has been building fire truck with this visual style from around 2005, so it's not exactly a new design and relatively similar style already before that since early 90's.
![[EINSATZÜBUNG WERKFEUERWEHR CHEMPARK] -| Turbolöscher im Einsatz ~ Einmalige Einsatzfahrzeuge |-](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XVItVu2XXOI/mqdefault.jpg)
0-80 in 28 seconds. I'd be bringing that bad boy to the race track
The vehicle weighs 80,000# or more.
@@fyrman9092 Thanks for pointing out the fact that it's a heavy fire truck. I thought they built a really crappy race car.
@@joshh8395 are you being sarcastic or being silly?
@@noahandrewsandrews7830 Yes
@@joshh8395 Yeet
Hold up, it's at an US airport, and she's talking metric units? Finally something I can understand!
Hold up, Your name is Oldenburg ? how cool is that.
@@MiladJPanah cool enough to get TH-cam comments over it it seems
All it’s a Swedish company so yeah
Ruben Oldenburg no need to hate on us for being different
I’m aus so I use metric but I think she’s hiding the fact it caps out at about 70mph
Ordinary firetrucks: outdated and used all the time
Airport firetrucks: super advanced technology and never get used.
Thats economy for ya
They aren’t outdated plus airport firefighting is way different and has different needs then structural firefighting
PaintballGaming just the tip? I think you’re confused with what you’re talking about. Regardless, pumps, engines, hours; drivetrains lines, etc...come on dude.
JM Wiłłiams Not confused at all ARFF is way different than structural firefighting every firefighter should know that
Guys its a joke. Calm down
It’s not a very funny joke
USE THIS IN THE AUSTRALIA NOW
Dam thx for the likes and the comments
They do. If you drive by the Amberley Air Force Base, you see them all sitting there.
DottyRoxy like you said “sitting there”
Wouldnt help much.
Fuck yea
@@DottyRoxy Yeah, I have seem them at RAFF Amberley years ago. Truly amazing machines.
*I like how they extinguished a fire without stepping out of the truck!* 😂
Lmfao
Yeah, pretty efficient
Why would they need to get out of the truck? The water is on board so no need to connect pipes, the hoses are too powerfull to be handled by people, they are more protected in the truck, they dont have time to do anything else, they are in open field, so they can park anywhere they want. They dont need to bring hoses around corners or in buildings.
@@niconico3907 I never said they had to go out of the truck.
Give the time constraints on an aircraft fire, your right, by the time you get out an fix hoses. Forget it your a body collection detail
I'm starting to understand why the reporter used soda cans and bath tub.
I guess Americans just dont want to understand metric.
I mean if it's a video in America, about American trucks, obviously Americans are going to watch. If we haven't grown up around the metric system, we wouldn't be able to relate to it just as you wouldn't relate to the imperial system like you do the metric system. Hearing 80km/h has to significance to me, while 50mph would have.
Some Americans need to get past the Earth is flat and there's no such thing as the moon.....Metric system is a long way away my friend.
Jacob Gilbert what do you mean by american trucks when its a swedish truck?
@@robinaleksander6791 the company may be Swedish, but the trucks are in the USA. Not hard to comprehend for an American.
Hyperion WhiteStar the engine is Swedish but the company of the truck is Rosenbauer from Austria
I am proud to live in a little town in Minnesota that makes these AMAZING trucks. god bless all first responders!!
These fire trucks look so futuristic and cool!
Rosenbauer ist und bleibt einfach das beste was es gibt was feuerwehr Technik an geht
As a retired firefighter/engineer, I still try to keep up on all the newer technologies. The Panther appears to be is a very well-designed unit. I think every department should have an air crash unit of some type. They could be very useful on brush fires or freeway tanker fires and more.
Australia Needs This Right Now
I thought in aircraft fires fire fighting foam is used?
Ghostytytyytbedhh im sure it is filled with foam when theyre not training
They don't use the foam in training because it harms the environment and there is no need during training, plus it's expensive
@@KiranBJJ fair enough. Never knew that but yeah makes sense.
Wint help you when its still hot underwards first coll it then drown it in foam
@@user-pc5tc8dj7vno they dont
Firefighting foam is cool. It also is good for use for fuel fires and it covers the flames and jet fuel. If they use water first then it would just wash all the foam off and the foam would be useless. They use water after to wash the foam off the tarmac.
They look so good! We have similar at our militery airport. They actually go out to the towns to help the other firetrucks during fires.
Amazing Crash Trucks these Rosenbauer Panthers. And over the years Rosenbauer is very succesful with the Panther. They sold more than 2.000 units worldwide
It would be nice to have all these Rosenbauer panthers around Cali and Colo fighting the wild land fires, but their built for Airport fires. It's nickname is Airport crash tender. There are 3 different kinds of Rosenbauer fire trucks,(6x6, 4x4, and 8x8). The 6x6 panther has water jets around the wheel wells. Where it can shoot streams of water around. It's one badass truck. Awesome video by the way.
Rosenbauer has apparatus for pretty much any kind of response area and duty ...
I always did like those Rosenbauer Panthers! Nice video!
Rosenbauer! My favorite
Theses are the coolest fire trucks ever they look so nice
Australia needs these
I think this is the fire truck of the present
Built and developed in austria. There's a 8x8 version with 1500 hp. 0 - 80 km/h in 20 seconds and a top speed of about 140 km/h. I often see them driven around.
these already exist more then 5 years in most german airports
Killer_ Gamer true I saw one in Berlin
Which are also bigger
@@giffgaff4800 Yes and neon is actually ugly in my german country we have it in red
@@titlernoracist7678 So true bro!
Are you talkin about an OshKosh?
Always fun to see how your colleagues do it in different countries
This is like the Panther
cyber truck :fire truck edition
Did you saw the 8x8 yet?
@@anengineer1592 no
Its even more cyber truck style
But i woud not throw a metal Ball against the window
Elan musk is planning to build a electric fire apparatus in 2029
*the firefighters are pretty chill*
The most futuristic fire trucl ever seen. That's too cool.😍😍😍😍
the trucks look badass
Ain't nothing getting in the way of a 6 man crew who just got woken in the middle of the night. All they wanna do is sleep and now they gotta do their job, they're gonna be pissed
Is this what fire fighters do inside a fire truck during a mission someone please tell me I’m wrong if I am
"Do" what?? Structural firefighting and ARFF use totally different firefighting tactics. What do you not understand??
ARFF
@@sergio-pp8qc instead of me going into a long dissertation, I'll refer you to an good breakdown by the American ARFF manufacturer Oshkosh. Personally, I have over 26+yrs as a structural firefighter. I've taken a few ARFF classes, but am in no way an expert on that particular side of firefighting.
www.oshkoshairport.com/experience/airport-products-blog/arff-trucks-vs.-municpal-trucks-whats-the-difference
Million dollar property burns down
"Its hot!! "
these are what our Aussie fire brigades need
This kind of fire truck should be shipped to Australia
What's the price tag on one of these bad boys?
Rosenbauer on the top
I went to the hartsfeild jackson airport fire dept about 2 years ago and they didnt have any of these they had regular firetrucks and yes i was in the fire dept thats basiclly on the runway
rosenbauer is starting to give Pierce a run for their money
Pierce doesn't build ARFFs though
David Alexandrovitch No they aren’t Rosenbauer is awful
@@type4016 in a way, they do. Oshkosh Corp. now owns Pierce Corp. and Oshkosh is the world's largest fire apparatus manufacturer.
Also, Rosenbauer is junk!!
what if they are training and an actual plane catches fire
do they let this burn out or is there a extinguish system that does it for them on site
or do they leave one truck behind to extinguish it, or do they extinguish this first and then ride to the plane?
There's still at least one, more than likely two fully capable companies ready to roll to an actual emergency while training is going on, as the video said the actual fleet has 29 units, very rarely to aircraft or airfield fires happen, it's highly unlikely they'd overlap, but if they did there's a contingency
Every fire department should have a fire truck like this. Ordinary fire trucks and crew take too long to connect the hoses before they even turn on the water.
Andy R Aircraft fires, if they are on the field, are in a wide open space and for the most time on the exterior of the aircraft. Structural firefighting happens inside of buildings, so we have to go inside and find victims and the source of the fire and knock it done. I’ve done both since 1987 it’s two totally different kinds of firefighting.
Andy R thats why the hoses on “ordinary” fire engines are preconnected. these Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting, or ARFF, rigs are purpose-built for airports. they would not be effective at all on most structure or vehicle fires due to the fact that mobility is very limited in tight spaces like crowded freeways and narrow streets and alleys. these ARFF rigs are built for large open spaces like airports
"Now let's see what happens when we replace the water with tear gas."
China, Probably
TheDeafCreeper now us 😬
Tihi
Holy shit. This is an awesome machine!
Los Angeles should use those against the wildfires
Would be cool but impractical. It’s almost impossible to put out full fledged forest fires. Instead they control the fire by dumping retardant onto sensitive areas and creating fire lines to prevent the fire from spreading. If this truck can dump it’s entire reservoir in less than 2m then it’s useless.
Or they could just stop starting their own fires
@@OrthobroLocal1 But they don't though. A lot of brush fires are starting by the dry seasons when something as simple as two leaves scraping together spark and boom, forest fire. Some are arson and some are accidental yet most of them are natural.
Kadeem Johnson LA? How about Australia, our hole country is in flames
@@mrengine9 i'd say lightning is a larger factor then leaves scraping together in terms of nature.
Tell me something: Why do airport Firetrucks always look like they are from the future, and the regular firetrucks look like they are from the past?!
I have noticed this as Child already 25 years ago, air port firetrucks were always streamlined and sexy, futuristic etc. Pretty cool truck!
Ci manca un disastro aereo nel 2020
I wonder how long until one of these is on its roof. Look it up Atlanta hartsfield fire managed to flip an ARFF truck on its roof. I'm not sure what Make or model it was.
How much
Cool cool cool super cool!
Rosenbauer, tremendous power made in Austria🇦🇹👍😊!
Junk!!
Who's here during the Australian wildfires? Volvo should send some of these trucks to NSWRFS!
Xenos Zeta They already sent some
COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Australia wants to know your location.
That's hot
Love how she said it was sooo hot . Cough cough Australia ?
Wonder why the reporter is using metric measurements.
Volvo is Swedish, Sweden being in Europe to which uses the Metric system. - It only makes sense to use metric system here since its a program by Volvo.
Anthony Hunter But it doesn’t because it’s Volvo America reporting on American Fire Fighters... they prolly wonder what the fuk those conversions are bc they never used those measurements
Because its the 21st century......
@@davidfeller1475
It does, considering the fact that the program is Volvo.
@@TonyH-8208 But it is still for American fire trucks in America, so using European or Canadian measurements is a strange thing to do.
0-80kph under 28sec. that's very impressive!
haha love the rap piece at the end. Impressive fire trucks.
That is awesome German engineering :)
Can anyone tell me the name of the company
if it can be enpty in one min then what if the fire is still going
how does one get this job?
We already have this truck in our airport in malaysia, penang a few years ago...
The negativity towards these is so strange. Don’t we want first responders to be the best equipped and safest while preforming their incredibly dangerous and important jobs?
do the cannons have heat detection and automation ????
Vito Amos as far as heat detection goes, only FLIR enabled cameras all around the rig, sadly no automation on the water nozzles.
@@austinprieto2762 Thank you
Did ARFF training with these in Atlanta. Word is they spend more time in the shop than on the line.
Haven't received the new Panthers yet, but our old Panthers are VERY reliable. Now the E-Ones on the other hand...
They should send this to australia
What type on this foam tender?
If you don't get the fire out within 3 minutes, your just collecting the bodies after the barbeque, so yes the trucks must be fast and capable of dumping the water that quick. Though no matter what the kit, its only as good as the people that crew it.
is "soda can" a new unit of measurement in the USA?
I saw this thing in a picture book about fire trucks 18 years ago
Futur fireman : big fat boy playing with fire truck computer
They need that in Australia
WHUT, hope that was irony
The true cyber truck
Is it legal to personally own one
Yes, if you have a 1-2 million laying around.
Ok
I will buy this and convert as a rv truck and travel around the world!
ibrahim ali okay... impractical & expensive, but at least it looks cool!
you're insane
I’d want to convert it into a giant fucking flamethrower hahaha
They make an wheel version of this as well. Andy England 🇬🇧🎅❄️☃️🎄
My dad is a captain so I have been at his station a lot
James M nobody asked
@@39580xxx hmmmmmmmmmm
can they help australia?
The fact that the 'upper boom' has a silver nozzle than will pierce the aircraft's fuselage, is beyond me.
Is very cool but look at that black smoke going up contaminating the air have to be a better way for retraining
OK but... why aren't those red ?
I’ve been to that airport before and I live in Georgia
I live in Augusta close to Atlanta sooooo this was pretty cool to see
We have these in goa panther 6×6 we call it sentinal prime
Am glad that fire truck is not a ford or chev 😀
It's made in Europe so ya duh;
It's the Kate Upton of fire trucks
i love your vids
Go in australia
What happens when a firefighter has the shits and the bell just rung??
get this to ausi asap
The US Air Force will use them as well soon.
Neuzahnstein that’s awesome! Any other new techs Air Force are using? Because this technology is rather impressive
@@Killjoy0329 only knowing that
Are these puppies street legal (obviously without the siren and emergency lights)? cause forget buying a G wagon, I want one of these bad boys.
In America we use a different system not the metric system. Why wouldn't you tell us details in our standard system like gallons or miles Etc?
we need this in austrilla
We also need better schools because you obviously need a better education.
Cancer Memes what is your point that is so irrelevant
Can we also use it to stop protests?
120 kilometres? How many football fields is that?
Kilometers? I think they mean 40000washingmachines/h
Thumbnail is from Atlanta, GA, Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. I live rather close to it, about 10 minutes.
the entire video is in ATL dummie
Interesting to see how visually (and seemingly functionally) similar these are to Oshkosh Corp's ARFF Striker trucks.
The functionality probably mostly comes from the standards for aviation fire fighting vehicles. Rosenbauer has been building fire truck with this visual style from around 2005, so it's not exactly a new design and relatively similar style already before that since early 90's.
New Military Branch the Fire Force!!
I had a playmobile truck like that
that's awesome
Look like cyber fire truck