Does this timer show when a real ambulance or aircraft will arrive?
No. This is an authored map-and-timing scenario. It selects a nearby drawn station, applies fixed distance divisors and weather multipliers, then overrides some outputs at its default address. There is no dispatch connection or live vehicle, crew, airfield or weather feed.
Do not use the displayed pathway, timing or flight status to make medical or aviation decisions. Real care and transport require qualified responders. Use the organizer’s official emergency-help guidance for current contacts and procedures.
The default components are 4.2 minutes to scene, 7.5 to Rampart, 12 for stabilization and 36 for flight. They sum to 59.7 minutes, about 60 when rounded. The program instead forces its default flyable-address total to 48 minutes. That special value is a fixture, not a measured end-to-end ETA.
The 10:15/K address overrides Rampart transit to 7.5 regardless of gate or visibility inputs. At that address and 104°F it also overrides on-scene timing to 4.2. The temperature modifier is calculated but not used in those timing equations. Changing an input may therefore leave a default output unchanged.
The whiteout option selects the ground branch; all other visibility options enable the flight branch. This switch does not evaluate cloud ceiling, pilot approval, aircraft availability or actual operating restrictions. Its statuses describe program branches, not flight clearance.
The organizer publishes emergency-help guidance and identifies ESD/Rampart at 5:15 and Esplanade. Consult that guidance for real assistance; this page is not an official dispatch system. Burning Man: emergency help on playa
Official assistance guidance and facility context; not these scenario timings or clinical pathways.