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Spyder-F16
08-06-2004, 01:20
Ok, I was having a talk with a bud of mine, and we were on the subject of piddlepacks. My friend suddenly asked "What is the procedure they use for using it?". I know that the piddle packs are essentally a Ziplock Bag with a sponge in it, but I myself also dont know the procedure for using it.


I cant figure out how you would use it if you're still in the ACES II.

thanks
/Spydie
robviper
08-06-2004, 13:29
Ok, I was having a talk with a bud of mine, and we were on the subject of piddlepacks. My friend suddenly asked "What is the procedure they use for using it?". I know that the piddle packs are essentally a Ziplock Bag with a sponge in it, but I myself also dont know the procedure for using it.


I cant figure out how you would use it if you're still in the ACES II.

thanks
/Spydie

They kinda stand on their rudder pedals, stretch themselves and try to get a down flow.... :D Surely sucks :D
robviper
08-15-2004, 08:19
"...We don't refuel for another twenty minutes, so it's a good time to go to the bathroom. I make a quick call to T-Rack so someone will keep an eye on me. It's easy to become preoccupied and drift from the group. Urinating while flying an F-16 in the middle of the night isn't easy. If things don't work just right, a pilot can count on being moist for a couple of hours. My technique is to pull the rudder pedals all the way out and use them to prop myself up to get a downhill flow. Positioning the piddle pack is critical. The plastic pouch has a three-inch opening at the top and a highly absorbent sponge inside. I stand on the rudder pedals with my head shoved up against the canopy and pray that it all ends up in the plastic pack, and that I don't need more than one. At the same time, I keep one eye on the formation and the other on my autopilot to make sure I'm not drifting. I don't need to get lost over the ocean in the middle of the night..." (Vipers in the Storm)
TigerShark
08-15-2004, 20:35
What about female fighter pilots boys?

What do they do?
Spyder-F16
08-16-2004, 02:35
Now that is an interesting question.


Kiwi, Do you know anything about this?
SUBS17
08-17-2004, 23:48
lol,

I thought I'd share this with you guys, what happens when things go horribly wrong in a two seater.
enjoy
http://rock103.com/crew/listen/asf/crockpit.asf
cheers
Subs
longshot
08-18-2004, 09:50
Get a forbidden access to your link.

Longshot
Sehm
08-18-2004, 10:29
Right click, and "save target as..." :thumb:
TigerShark
08-18-2004, 13:39
lol,

I thought I'd share this with you guys, what happens when things go horribly wrong in a two seater.
enjoy
http://rock103.com/crew/listen/asf/crockpit.asf
cheers
Subs


Holy sh*t! literally! :D
Oh man, that’s horrible!!!!
It’s so funny I am in tears! :D
aww sh*t!

HAHAHAHAHAHA!
ROFL!!! :D :D

TS
SUBS17
08-18-2004, 18:30
Get a forbidden access to your link.

Longshot
No mate I found this on the Lock On forums, they had a bit of a discusion on this and someone posted the link.
cheers
Subs
longshot
08-18-2004, 21:53
I have the full uncensored version of that converstation from several years ago. Wish there was video from the pits to see the reactions.

Longshot
DEX
08-19-2004, 02:42
Holy crap.

Bummer.
TigerShark
08-19-2004, 12:01
I have the full uncensored version of that converstation from several years ago. Wish there was video from the pits to see the reactions.

Longshot

Really? Do you think you could upload it somewhere, or maybe use FTP? The censor beeps in that version sort of distorted some of the backround dialogue.


Oh yah, and could some answer this question:

What about female fighter pilots?

What do they do, when they want to tinkle in flight?

TS
longshot
08-19-2004, 23:20
The file is 1.6 Mb in size. PM with an email address and I'll send you a copy.
Sting
08-19-2004, 23:35
what do you need to open the file??
Katz
08-20-2004, 02:12
Now that is an interesting question.


Kiwi, Do you know anything about this?
sorry Spyder wish i did as could use them when flying falcon as guarantee every time need to go in middle of flying :red: :tongue:
Spyder-F16
08-20-2004, 04:47
Tis the good thing with Falcon. You can just hit the pause button :tongue:
TigerShark
08-21-2004, 16:49
Oh yah, and could some answer this question:

What about female fighter pilots?

What do they do, when they want to tinkle in flight?

TS

BUMP!
DEX
08-22-2004, 00:20
BUMP!
TigerShark,

http://www.f-16.net/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=1133&highlight=catheter+cathader&sid=692164a0a1706a7bb3220fa1325806ee
Read that thread a bit and you'll find your answer.
Spyder-F16
08-22-2004, 17:16
I was reading that post....



Would suck if you have to do a #2 in teh jet, especially if your wingman was like Goose, and had a camera :D
SUBS17
08-26-2004, 14:25
I found out that an F16 pilot crashed whilst using his piddle pack. Of all things to go horribly wrong, but wait it gets worse, he had undone his seat harness. At 1500ft he ejected. The aircraft hit the ground on the ramp of plant 42 where B2s were getting built. The pilot survived.
cheers
Subs
MrMudd
08-27-2004, 02:23
Oh yah, and could some answer this question:

What about female fighter pilots?

What do they do, when they want to tinkle in flight?

TS

Female pilots use the same piddlepack however they have an adapter that is designed for their anatomy and hooks into the Piddlepack.

The device is called a "Lady J"
Haole
10-18-2004, 14:06
Looks like you guys have this topic covered good enough:beer:
[16th]Dingo
10-22-2004, 17:26
here`s the story about to pee or not to pee :-)

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FKE/is_3_48/ai_100172334
Haole
10-28-2004, 10:48
I really hate using a piddle pack! But I hate it even more when I forget to take one with me and I have a need to go!!:doh: