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Let's Play Jeopardy!
Firefighter Jeopardy, that is. The rules are simple, someone post the answer, then the next person to come along posts the actual answer in the form of a question. That same person who answers in the form of a question is to then post the answer for the next person to come along. Keep it firefighter related, try your hardest not to cheat(i.e. Google, Bing, Ask, you firefighter literature)... I mean, this is an honorable profession, right?
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Brooks on
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Is this a dead thread already. I think even the Juniors might be able to answer or learn something here.
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Permalink Reply by Loyd Dittfurth on
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your wrong the pompier ladder didnt use pike poles it was a ladder that had a hook at the top to hook into window sills
the correct awnser is the lorenzo ladder you should search it that was a very interesting read from the history stand point
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Never heard of it, I will look it up for sure.
Now answer the next question.....LOL
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Permalink Reply by Derek R. on
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Is there a time limit in place to answer the questions?
Seems like nobody will answer the Q*Q/5 hydraulic equation.
Maybe J Brooks can answer it for us? Then maybe give another one?
First time seeing FFN jeopardy. I think it's an excellent idea.
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This is the street hydraulic equation for figuring out friction loss for 1 3/4" hose. Where Q is the GPM being flowed, and dropping the last number. Example: 125 gpm, Q=12. (12*12)/5=FL per 100 feet of hose.
144/5
approximately 29 psi per 100 feet of hose at 125gpm.
We use Q-10 for 2 1/2" hose also.
Answer:
This is the mode of firefighting operations when the first crew goes directly into the fire for extinguishment, regardless of 2 in, 2 out.
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what is small town volunteer hold my beer and watch this $h!t Firefighting?
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What is Direct attack of a fire still in the ignition stage?
I am just kinda guessin what you want here
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Permalink Reply by Doug on
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I knew it was a friction loss formula, but for which size hose I had no clue.
What is an overly aggressive[;p] offensive interior attack?
Ventilation
Answer; This is generally, more often than not, the type of cut made into an overhead door with a large rotary saw/K12.
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triangle cut or diamond cut?
wait that is for breaching a masonary wall.
What is a triangle cut?
or you can knock out a panel and unlatch the door and raise it and block it up.
AWNSER:
this type of ladder raise is used in allys and where a right angle raise could come in contact with overhead obstructions.
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What is an alley raise?
ANSWER: fire hose that is laid from the hydrant to the fire.
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well I was looking for a parallel flat raise but that works
what is a forward lay?
ANSWER: Checking the pressure is the first thing you do for that skill test in a firefighter 1 examination.
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Permalink Reply by James Hawk on
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What is SCBA
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