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Robert,
Apparently there is concern that the chute can go off hours after the accident or that the airbags can explode in front of rescue teams. And of course we ALL know the reports about how that (the latter) happens all the time in car wrecks. Oh, we don't? Time for a reality check... -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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Yes, in fact there is a lot more information now concerning car crashes
being given to Firefighters. Apparently, in addition to the risk of undeployed airbags, suspension struts are now considered highly dangerous to Firefighters. There have been several documented cases in which a car, on fire, as released its struct at a very high velocity. Apparently it can easily cut a hole in a firetruck. Fireflighters die trying to rescue people from their burnnig cars more often than people realize. -Robert |
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