PRODUCTS & SERVICES
The Axnes PNG secure AES 256-bit encrypted voice wireless intercom system is designed to provide improved crew safety, situational awareness, enhanced communication, and efficiency in flight, ground, or amphibious operations. Each system includes a PNG base station (fixed or mobile), a control panel (if applicable), and mobile MP50 (waterproof) or MP30 (water resistant) handset transceivers. These wireless handsets provide an average range of two to three miles and allow full-duplex crew communication while performing internal/external airframe tasks such as swift water rescue, hoist operations, remote accident scene response, search & rescue, and other critical missions. The handsets have a battery life of up to 15 hours of continuous operation or 40 hours of standby capability, and the latest airborne environmental and software standards. The PNG system has robust noise cancelling capability, is (NVG) compatible, and features voice activated (VOX) and push to talk (PTT) functions.
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The legendary BAMBI Bucket has become an essential tool for aerial firefighters around the globe, since it was introduced almost 40 years ago. The BAMBI Bucket is now used in more than 115 countries around the world.
Over the years, the standard BAMBI Bucket evolved, and the BAMBI Torrentula was introduced as the first multi-drop bucket that is still popular among Type 1 operators. More recently the BAMBI MAX was brought to market and is the most advanced bucket system available for the fight against wildfires. The BAMBI MAX features a lightweight, low-power draw, efficient multiple-drop valve that maximizes the bucket load throughout the fuel cycle. Available in 14 different sizes, with a different weight and capacity for water, retardant or foam. The BAMBI MAX Bucket capacities range from 180 U.S. gallons (680 liters) to 2,590 U.S. gallons (9,800 liters), and many are available with options such as the PowerFill Snorkel, PowerFill Max and Sacksafoam for protecting our environment together.
“The Axnes wireless intercom system has been a great asset to our mission. The system relieves the crew member from having to push buttons while performing hoists missions, which equates to being able to do their job safer and more efficiently. The real-time communication between the ground and the helicopter is extremely important for situational awareness when on a rescue. The extreme environments that we work in require the equipment to be very rugged, and the MP50 and MP30 have proven to withstand this harsh environment. We have been able to use the system almost three miles away without issue. When we purchase new equipment it is very important that we receive the education and support for the product. The team at Axnes has been very helpful at keeping the equipment up to date and making sure there are no issues.”
– Jim Pierce, executive director/chief pilot, Two Bear Air Rescue in Kalispell, Montana.
50 Mar/Apr 2020
“At PJ Helicopters we operate the smallest of BAMBI Buckets right up to the larger 900 USG BAMBI Max. We often provide operational feedback to SEI as new products are developed. Industry requirements have changed over the years, so we are pleased to support a company like SEI who is continuously making product improvements.”
– Kyle Gunsauls, director of flight operations at P.J. Helicopters Inc.
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