| Msg ID: 2781447 |
NVG Scenes +0/-3
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| Author:HAA Ops
5/5/2023 5:27:55 AM |
For scene landings when only one of the Med Crew are qualified in NVG's, which seat do you have the qualified Med person sit and why? |
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| Msg ID: 2781449 |
NVG Scenes +5/-1
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| Author:NVG 101
5/5/2023 8:58:45 AM Reply to: 2781447 |
Definitely the left side because that is your biggest blindside. |
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| Msg ID: 2781451 |
NVG Scenes +3/-0
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| Author:usually it is the opposite side
5/5/2023 9:24:02 AM Reply to: 2781449 |
your sitting on....that way your left and right side are covered...Medic/Nurse seat or not, the one wearing them should be OPPOSITE of where you are sitting....no point in them sitting on the same side as you in the back... |
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| Msg ID: 2781460 |
NVG Scenes +0/-1
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| Author:The big three
5/5/2023 9:51:27 AM Reply to: 2781447 |
The big three names in HAA have it spelt out differently in their GOMs. One specifically says it has to be on the oppisite side, another discusses both, and the last does not specify.
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| Msg ID: 2782365 |
NVG Scenes +0/-0
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| Author:Check you STC
5/10/2023 11:15:07 AM Reply to: 2781460 |
The STC tells you where the qualified crewmember has to sit. The GOM just says what the STC says. Do you know what an STC is? |
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| Msg ID: 2781462 |
Read your RFM, Supplement to the RFM, GOM* for the answer +0/-1
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| Author:Anonymous
5/5/2023 10:30:02 AM Reply to: 2781447 |
* If you have one |
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| Msg ID: 2781466 |
Read your RFM, Supplement to the RFM, GOM* for the answer +0/-0
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| Author:lol
5/5/2023 11:03:58 AM Reply to: 2781462 |
yeah look in the "RFM" lol |
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| Msg ID: 2781503 |
Sometimes, I wish you guy's were a bit more professional +0/-1
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| Author:(as in professional)
5/5/2023 7:52:06 PM Reply to: 2781466 |
From the FAA:
https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Notice/N8900_56.pdf • FOR OPERATIONS BELOW 300 FEET AGL, ALL OF THE ABOVE MANEUVERS PLUS THE FOLLOWING: o Takeoff (if authorized by the NVG RFM). o Landing (if authorized by the NVG RFM).
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| Msg ID: 2781467 |
NVG Scenes (NT) +0/-0
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| Author:Where do you want them broke?
5/5/2023 11:04:10 AM Reply to: 2781447 |
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| Msg ID: 2781470 |
NVG Scenes +3/-7
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| Author:never ask a question...
5/5/2023 11:30:13 AM Reply to: 2781447 |
unless you're ready for the answer. there are stupid people in positions of authority everywhere, ready to give you an answer you won't like. an answer that will inevitably make your job harder. it just ain't that complicated. why do some of you seem to crave more and more policies and regulations? why do you need someone to spell out every last detail, wipe your nose, and lead you by the hand? you're the PIC...just do your job.
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| Msg ID: 2781483 |
NVG Scenes +0/-3
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| Author:say wut
5/5/2023 2:50:56 PM Reply to: 2781470 |
it's just a simple question bro youre the one making it into something else |
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| Msg ID: 2781484 |
NVG Scenes +2/-1
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| Author:EC135T2
5/5/2023 2:59:38 PM Reply to: 2781483 |
Definitely the opposite side to the pilot and up front when able. It's important to see as much going in to the scene so the pilot knows what to expect when departing and crew are busy with patient. What good is it having a Med crew behind the pilot looking backwards on approach. |
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| Msg ID: 2781488 |
NVG Scenes +2/-5
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| Author:NVG
5/5/2023 3:42:03 PM Reply to: 2781483 |
What shoes should I wear for NVG? I think I'll need to really have a feel for the pedals. What kind do you use? Have a link? |
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| Msg ID: 2781498 |
NVG Scenes +0/-1
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| Author:you sound like the same
5/5/2023 5:25:14 PM Reply to: 2781488 |
dipsh*t that posted that other dipsh*t post about being a pic. amirite |
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| Msg ID: 2782545 |
NVG Scenes +0/-0
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| Author:Corcoran Combat Boots
5/11/2023 8:24:17 PM Reply to: 2781488 |
But cut off the soles, so that you get a better control touch with the pedals. Don't wear any socks either. Make sure they are steel toe Corcorans as well. So says the New IP Guy. |
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| Msg ID: 2781501 |
NVG Scenes +0/-2
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| Author:The other side
5/5/2023 7:12:05 PM Reply to: 2781470 |
The consensus seems to be that the Med person should sit on the opposite side to the pilot. Is that written anywhere, do we have a reference? |
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| Msg ID: 2781528 |
NVG Scenes +3/-2
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| Author:Nope
5/6/2023 8:16:54 AM Reply to: 2781501 |
Just simple common sense, which most woke folks don't have. |
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| Msg ID: 2781536 |
NVG Scenes +2/-4
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| Author:Most
5/6/2023 10:27:51 AM Reply to: 2781528 |
MAGA dumfux don't have any either ya dumdum |
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| Msg ID: 2782364 |
NVG Scenes +0/-1
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| Author:Single Pilot
5/10/2023 11:13:48 AM Reply to: 2781447 |
A single pilot professional pilot should be able to land a helicopter by themselves. If you need somebody to look outside for you maybe you should be landing in a bigger spot. |
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