Rapidam flood barrier

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  • Опубліковано 5 січ 2025

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  • @TheTallMan50
    @TheTallMan50 7 років тому +3

    Very novel Q. We must get these into stores by Christmas.

  • @kemosabedriv
    @kemosabedriv 6 років тому +1

    awesome video. flooding happens usually every spring. sometimes early spring but it happens. and now with tornadoes dumping inches of water inland

    • @TheFloodDoctor
      @TheFloodDoctor  5 років тому

      thanks Jeff. Old video but sometimes the old ones show how far forward we have NOT moved

  • @thelastengineer2315
    @thelastengineer2315 6 років тому +2

    Who puts sand bags down without first putting pvc sheeting down and on the water side of the bags???

    • @Synthmilk
      @Synthmilk 6 років тому +1

      People without PVC sheeting.

  • @redlinerooki
    @redlinerooki 7 років тому +4

    2:44 to skip intro

  • @pangkiatloh4555
    @pangkiatloh4555 3 роки тому

    Any link for this product?

  • @LindaTCornwall
    @LindaTCornwall 6 років тому +1

    lol... didn't even get the see the barriers as got board with the waffling on...

    • @dannyrichards6233
      @dannyrichards6233 5 років тому

      🚪 🌧

    • @TheFloodDoctor
      @TheFloodDoctor  5 років тому

      sorry Linda. I'll try an edit to keep your attention. Or you can go to the Aquobex channel for more succinct and more visual

  • @jonathanklausner9736
    @jonathanklausner9736 7 років тому +6

    08:58 worlds most intense swallow

  • @rascalpup5237
    @rascalpup5237 7 років тому +37

    Don't know what history you are reading up on but flooding has been going on for thousands of years as we humans have always built our villages and homes near water. Egyptians use to farm on sediment from the yearly Nile river floods as the sediment was rich in nutrients. The Mississippi and Susquehanna rivers both flood so often [and long before "Global Warming" was even an issue, like perhaps in the 1800's] that government officials commonly build temporary dams and even large 30 foot tall berms to try and control the water.
    Please, you you want to sell your product, use facts. Don't try to use fear tactics to get a quick sell.

    • @exotixzphantom
      @exotixzphantom 7 років тому

      acctualy the mesopotanian people used canals for flash floods

    • @PatriPastry
      @PatriPastry 7 років тому +1

      Mike Ayers Perhaps it's talking about Flooding in the UK?

    • @rascalpup5237
      @rascalpup5237 7 років тому +1

      Still not a new thing, not even for the UK. In fact, Some records that I found are about a flood in the 14'th century, known as the Saint Marcellus' flood, that took nearly 25,000 lives. So implying that floods are brand new and never been dealt with before is just false.
      Note again, I am not talking about their product here. I do not know how well it works, nor have I ever tried the product. But as someone who has been responsible for protecting lives during major storms, for instance, Super-storm Sandy and Hurricane Irene, I would not trust a product from a company who falsifies information to make a sale. To me, this is a sales tactic that tries to capitalize on fear in order to get an impulse buy for a situation that could be managed better with other products.

    • @imrmalibuz5145
      @imrmalibuz5145 7 років тому +1

      you're right about the fact that it is a thing existing from before out times. However, the power of a flooding is vastly increased nowadays because more of the soil is "locked" by buildings and streets and so on. warmer temperatures also increase the removal of snow, creating bigger flows in rivers, making stronger floods then were likely to ever happen in the earlier centuries.

  • @denilcoflood8336
    @denilcoflood8336 5 років тому

    Flood control barrier

  • @wanbadri354
    @wanbadri354 7 років тому +1

    just watching fail video and now im here

  • @TheDukanu
    @TheDukanu 7 років тому +1

    I-m not convinced !

    • @TheFloodDoctor
      @TheFloodDoctor  7 років тому

      Here is some pretty compelling evidence ua-cam.com/video/2aX_K1sTkRk/v-deo.html

  • @therandomguy1315
    @therandomguy1315 7 років тому +1

    Elgin is my city

  • @stuartsneyd581
    @stuartsneyd581 7 років тому +1

    Omg I live in Elgin

  • @charlesdarwin1467
    @charlesdarwin1467 7 років тому +1

    This is what happens when you live in a place like England where tyranny is okay. In America we love our guns.

  • @traugodyt2588
    @traugodyt2588 7 років тому +2

    yo! dislike! i want to see those barriers, not the history

  • @dannyrichards6233
    @dannyrichards6233 5 років тому

    🌧

  • @washablejunk281
    @washablejunk281 7 років тому +1

    I live on a hill :)

    • @jonathancook4022
      @jonathancook4022 7 років тому

      Me too. if more people lived on hills, life would be better.

    • @eug0071
      @eug0071 7 років тому

      is it quake proof?

  • @williamsjasonw
    @williamsjasonw 4 роки тому

    If you don’t own a Benz or better your house will be flooded

  • @redtime-lapses8070
    @redtime-lapses8070 7 років тому +2

    First