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How to start a life boat in emergency condition?

How did the Titanic lifeboats hold 60, but now they only hold 30?

Thanks for Information I am from Indonesian

JeffHK great video I always used to wonder how those lifeboats work and what was inside.

Ah, possibly true...

Same thing happens with military rations.

And it's awfully dry, so you eat slowwwwwwly.

Makes sense!

+what's up Its not possibly true, its a fact, ration food is not meant to taste good its meant to keep you alive and so the taste is usually neutral as possible.

lol imagine finding one of these out by sea and doing a live unboxing

Same was it the one at the Vero Beach Navy Seal Museum?

I would never travel anywhere with Tom Hanks

Wow

Ahh same, this video really helped

Jamie Kennedy that was what some colloquially refer to as a “joke.”

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+Hannah Imperial As long as ive got you guys enjoying my content 😌 it keeps me motivated!

not to mention you made it memorable by the upbeat way of presentation of what is a negative situation (having to use a lifeboat for real ). I thought it was on par with commercial style training videos .. GREAT Video! Lastly I had no idea that radar reflector gives a Radar cross section of a 900 foot ship That can only be very helpful

JeffHK Your videos are amazing dude

Yeah,and the question is: what would he do in case of sudden emergency if both lifeboats needed, when all the equipment is in the wrong place- gym

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Stephen Slater me too

He didn't make any mention of how they expected to handle that function. Guessing the bucket is it.

Stephen Slater 😂😂😂

It’s a bidett

it is but only after you take the items you need out- !!!

Jenny & Craig Adventures Just cut their penice out lul

You really could have used just one reason... the two are a bit redundant. hope this helps

Plus... if your name is Jenny Craig, should you really be obsessed with where your next meal is coming from? Use this as an opportunity

Hol up

3) if someone farts

They don't add it because it will be an easy way when it comes the time to decide who keeps living and who doesn't.

@@AngelVazquez-xh1dh Really???

Lobster Johnson No, but that’s a decent thought.

Rafael Vázquez Lord of the flies style...

@@AngelVazquez-xh1dh how? do you play blackjack for it or something?

+Demean Nemean thanks for the support!

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@@JeffHK how many people fit in one lifeboat?

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SVENSWEVEN yes and compass too

eggrollsoup there is a compass

Maybe on calm lake, but we're talking ocean here. Electric motors suck at sea... not enough torque to handle conditions. You would also need a large bank of marine batteries and numerous weather/shock-proof solar panels... the expense and weight! Better-off spending that money on a spare fuel motor and fuel.

Too much cost and weight. Better to add more diesel.

@ what's up electric motors have far greater torque than diesel have. and no they dont such at seas many boats will use electric motors since they are far superior in power to weight ratio and you can stick them anywhere you want. and dont forget submarines. and dont forget special solar powered catamarans than went around the world just fine but yes batteries are still problematic. having small solar panel just to power some electronics is good idea but you would need really lots of those to power any meaningful motor. actually more than you have space for.

With those convert sea water into drinkable water?

Haha... Are you like 9 years old

* GlitterMtown * It would be worse if someone did something wrong, so then we could add the confused Tom meme

It'd be vvorse if they lifted up the thing belovv the seat & started using it as a toilet, nobody vvants poop on their emergcy rations even if they allready taste like shit theres no reason to add natural/organic genuine shit flavor.

Any bodily emissions result in you being thrown off my raft. *I AM THE CAPTAIN NOW*

That’s what the seasick pills are for.😛😖🤢🤮

+Zahid Ansari good luck!

coffee time is always at 1500hrs and after that dinner. There is special room, not shown on this video that is used as kitchen. There is also recreation room, cinema and balcony. Cristina, im joking. There is not variety of food on Life boat, just cookies that taste like sh**t and water that taste the same...cheers

it is in the life jackets epirb

It is the responsibility of a named crew member to go and get the epirb on the bridge when evacuating

Or an M16, depending on the situation

Da Majestic Muffin Was it insured? Either way sorry to hear that

luckily it was, but thanks

+Boggle Choose yea hope it was insured

Da Majestic Muffin I live with $

sorry man I wish I could have something nice like that but I'm poor

Surprisingly we actually have toilets in our cabins, kinda like the ones you get on aeroplanes with the powerful suction flushers. All human waste onboard is transferred to the ship's sewage treatment plant in the engine room. Chemicals are used to break it down into "smaller chunks" and remove bacteria and get rid of the brown colour. Once this process is complete it results in a clean clear liquid which is then used as drinking water for the crew ;D

whahaha, purified drinking water

EarlGamer woow😂😂😂

Carl Monk that' funny!

@Carl Monk I mean on the lifeboats specifically.

kimberly Alvarez titanic 2 is happening?

@@JaylenPierce yes 2022

@Logan Jones. thank you for letting me know

Will never happen 😒

You need electricty for that, and so, cable management etc...

Guess that can't be expected of a Chinese crew

@@stacked-racing ok you must be fun to talk too

@@spazmonkey2131 If you vvorked @ a company & somebody told you to build something a certain vvay because International Maritime Lavvs said to do it that vvay you vvould & it vvouldnt matter vvhat country you lived in. The company that makes those life boats makes them so vvell that ships from all around the vvorld use them as they've been proven to be reliable.They include instructions in english & chinese & the ones I savv vvere made in Norvvay & Japan regardless vvhat country makes them they'd be made to International Maritime Standards & they'd be vigorously tested randomly all the time to ensure quality as every year the crevv of the ship have to test the lifeboats & their launching systems to make sure they vvork completely & aftervvard they make sure the batteries are charged & the fuel topped off . Lastly though they dont have a radio they have a radio beacon vvhich rescuers can home in on as it broadcasts on a fequency that is used vvorldvvide for emergencys only. The radio beacon uses a lot less povver than a regular radio & broadcasts 24hrs a day.They'd need both solar panels & a small vvind turbine on a mast to keep up enough electricity to use a regular radio My best friend is a merchant sailor & I've asked him about these things & he's said he'd trust one of those lifeboats completely. & he'd expect to get rescued vv/in 72hrs but they'd be fine @ sea for a vveek if need be .

@@rogerwhite9484 it was hard to tell seeing how bare bones it was. P.s. are you using your v key as a w key?

+Tucsky got a reel planned, going to make it big!

Make it big, he did indeed. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for that last epic time lapse video. And you knew this guys videos before that, I salute you fine sir

Other than video editing, theres gym, basketball court, LAN computer games, movies, magazine library , bbq and party

Cable Tie Mechanic work work work you work everyday it's a big piece of metal surrounded by salty water so a big part of your job at Sea is preventive maintenance a lot of chipping a lot of painting a lot of lubricating greasing unless you're in the engine Department it's kind of the same but a whole lot different does that make any sense? hell no I know it doesn't I'll let a engineer explain it

its usually the same routine Down Under, like preventive maintenance for the engine and its auxiliaries... sounding of tanks, checking electrical stuffs (lighting, motors, etc), reading of engine room parameters like pressures and temperatures, as well hours of cleaning

Perhaps that is what the hatchet is there for.

Well that would suck.

well at least you wont have to wipe your ass afterwards, the sea water will do it for you.

Oh shit your dead lol its a pun

Bad not good

you allways get one that thinks of somet totally pathetic and childish

Good question! Didn't show one, but I would presume yes.

It wasn't mentioned but a gps beacon would make sense.

actually not mandatory within the SOLAS requirement, but some manufacturer install some. however there are crew bring the portable vhf radio together assume that the lifeboat dont have it. so that cover it.

indeed^^ , in most lifeboats they aren't included but there must be a radio signalling beacon (onboard the ship with an automatic release unit that activates when it gets wet) an a radar transponder wich sends out a signal on other ship's radars (possible aiding vessels)

there are some (2 in my ship's case) portable VHF radio (looks similar to walkie talkie but works in greater range) which are kept in Bridge under the supervision of radio officer. while abandoning ship on a lifeboat, the detailed person has to take those with him

TheIronPiston72 Have you ever heard of .. "Shit pucket"?

@Womb Raider hehe

Same I didn't notice any satellite phone which I thought would be absolutely vital.

@@neurofiedyamato8763 They need electricity and they only have power from a battery to start the engine and to run all of the components like the spedometer etc. They should have a battery but the issue is is that if a boat sits on teh side of the ship for too long, the batter will naturally die. Its like if you buy a battery in 2019 but dont use it until 2030 its most likely going to be dead. I dont know the exact reason behind that I just know that that will happen.

I guess good point. Well I see it that if you don't have battery, then it doesn't matter if you have it or not. If you do have battery, then having it would be a lifesaver, literally. Its not like it would hurt to have it on board, they aren't all that big.

technoboy9982 but now you know how to survive at sea

90 minutes of ur life wasted

don't call it a boat... it's a ship... BIIIG difference

+Neil Walsh thanks neil!

+Jia Xing glad it helped Jia Xing! thanks for your support