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Mad Dog
·So how does a pilot of one of these relieve him/herself? I always wondered..
2. Piddle packs...we would utilize piddle packs* when I flew Seahawks in the military.
3. Land [somewhere] and go pee [or poo].
4. Pee [or poo] in your pants.
*NOTE: Along the lines of “piddle packs”...I’ve never heard of “poo packs”...BUT...if I were to invent a “poo pack”, I bet I would make a boat load of coin...AND...that would mean I would buy a boat load of watches. Upon further review, I’m thinking that a “poo pack” has already been invented...it’s called a diaper...so disregard this entire *NOTE section. 🤬
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaSo how does a pilot of one of these relieve him/herself? I always wondered..
One of the old timers told me that if you rotated the little dome where the tube was on the bottom of the fuselage, it would reverse the suction action and create the reverse so that if a crewie peed in the funnel, it wouldn't drain but spray around the area.
I never tried it though.
And when there was a sortie over ocean in extreme weather, the crew had to wear waterproof Immersion suits with rubber collars that sealed the extremities of the body, being the neck, two wrists, and the little guy (which was covered by a "modesty flap") feet were in bootees.
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