Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2001 14:37:30 -0600 From: "Tore Voldbekk" <tore_voldbekkfjerndettehernopsamandnews.com> Subject: Re: EMT's - question for you
"Simon Putz" <simon.putzDOESNTWANTSPAMnopsamline.de> wrote in message news:9vlcer$dv9$07$1nopsam.t-online.com... > Hi > > > Does your door lock not have a manual release? Once the water is deep enough > > in the car, you can unlatch it as normal. > > i dont know if my 9000 has it, i hope so > can you open a door underwater? i thought the water pressure were too high for that.. Yes, the waterpressure is too high. But, if you wait until the car is almost filled with water, the pressure is more even, and you can open the door. (Unless something like a rock blocks it from outside) > > Not a good situation, and if you don't have a proper tool for breaking the > > window, you're not going to be able to improvise anything with what's normally > > on hand in a car. You can't break the side windows. But, the front windshield should be possible to kick out. It will not break, but the whole thing can be kicked out. However, when the water is getting higher inside the car, your power will be limited because of water resistance. Also panic might cause this task to be a little harder than normal. But, it is not impossible.
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