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2021-08-11 at 1:07 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Look at them with their fucking cameras out "uhhhh I'm dying…better upload it to tiktok.
Millenials…There's a fucking escape hatch in the roof…climb out of it, then just go up the shaft as the water rises…put your fucking phone away and try to think.
pretty sure those hatches don't open from the inside -
2021-08-11 at 1:13 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra pretty sure those hatches don't open from the inside
Some do some don't...all the ones I've ever seen/used did. (I used to manage a building in the UK that had about 12 elevators and they all had hatches you could open from the inside).
ETA: First time I used one I nearly died walking around on the elevator roof..the guy I was with didn't tell me there was a big fucking gap at the back where the counterweight is...I stepped off it in the dark and he pulled me back just before I plunged to my death and said "Oh don't go near the back". -
2021-08-11 at 1:14 PM UTC
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2021-08-11 at 1:24 PM UTCGoogling around newer ones apparently usually are locked, it's the older ones (like I used) that didn't.
That's pretty dumb really locking them. Still, I bet I could kick that bastard open if my life depended on it...I'd certainly try rather than filming my death for tiktok. -
2021-08-11 at 1:26 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Some do some don't…all the ones I've ever seen/used did. (I used to manage a building in the UK that had about 12 elevators and they all had hatches you could open from the inside).
ETA: First time I used one I nearly died walking around on the elevator roof..the guy I was with didn't tell me there was a big fucking gap at the back where the counterweight is…I stepped off it in the dark and he pulled me back just before I plunged to my death and said "Oh don't go near the back".
I've never actually been up there, just heard that they were specifically designed for rescue workers to get in, not as an escape -
2021-08-11 at 1:30 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra I've never actually been up there, just heard that they were specifically designed for rescue workers to get in, not as an escape
Well sure they are access hatches, not escape hatches...but the name isn't really that important. See above though re: new lifts vs old ones. All the ones I used were older and so had the hatches that weren't locked.
When one broke down we'd have to go up to the "lift house" and literally wind a big handle to slowly move the lift up or down to the next floor...many times while the "woman" inside the lift was screaming "get me ooooutttt" -
2021-08-11 at 3:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Look at them with their fucking cameras out "uhhhh I'm dying…better upload it to tiktok.
Millenials…There's a fucking escape hatch in the roof…climb out of it, then just go up the shaft as the water rises…put your fucking phone away and try to think.
I didn’t get pass the first sentence before I LOL’d... you got a point -
2021-08-11 at 3:33 PM UTC
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2021-08-11 at 3:34 PM UTCThat looks short
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2021-08-11 at 3:36 PM UTCI know it’s perfect!!
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2021-08-11 at 3:39 PM UTCFor that price you may as well just buy a boat lol
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2021-08-11 at 3:41 PM UTCThis is the one I've been thinking about...$450
From "Richards"
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2021-08-11 at 4:12 PM UTCthinking about naval cannon on battleships, guy says larger caliber guns had more range but you'd think if they could launch a 12" shell 8000 yards that an 8 inch gun could achieve the same range by like i dunno using more powder or something.
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2021-08-11 at 4:14 PM UTC
Originally posted by Nile thinking about naval cannon on battleships, guy says larger caliber guns had more range but you'd think if they could launch a 12" shell 8000 yards that an 8 inch gun could achieve the same range by like i dunno using more powder or something.
8 inches isn't going to have the same hull penetration as a 12 incher...