This video was captured during a Max Fire Box Phase I Train-the-Trainer session in Texas. When the door opens, the first thing we talk about is fast-traveling convection currents. That movement tells the story. Convection equals direction. It shows where the fire has been, where it’s at, and where it’s going. Too many firefighters are using a thermal camera but don’t really pay attention to it until they see color. By then, it’s often too late. The warning signs are there long before that—in the

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Planning 2018 Training? Tired of boring power point lectures? Burn & Learn with the Max Fire Box and bring fire behavior definitions to life. The Max Fire Box is made in the U.S.A., engineered to last and named after my son MAX! https://www.maxfirebox.com/products.html (217) 416-6165 | Max Fire Box

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Max Fire Box - Max Fire Box Phase II Burn & Learn! When...

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This video shows the Max Fire Box Phase II set up as a two-story burn. Fire is initially burning in the garage. The second-floor window is open, and the garage door is closed. As conditions develop, fast-traveling smoke with significant velocity pushes out of the second floor. That movement tells a story. This rep is all about size-up—reading the building, the openings, and the smoke before making decisions. By opening and closing different burn chambers, we intentionally create vent point ignit

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The Max Fire Box - "Burn & Learn" Welcome to the Max Fire Box, where our tagline is "Burn & Learn." Traditionally, firefighters spend hours in "death by PowerPoint" lectures, learning about fire behavior and thermal imaging. They often have to pass multiple written tests to ensure they've memorized various definitions. However, we believe in a more effective approach: don't just tell me, show me. Firefighters are often visual learners, and the Max Fire Box bridges the gap from endless lectures t