JP59

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  1. Date:2/21/11

    Time:07:47

    Location: 24 Noel Dr. c/s Underhill Rd.

    Frequency:

    Units Operating: E96, E97, E98, E99, E100, E101, L41, L42, R14, 2331, 2332, 2334, Croton FAST

    Weather Conditions: Cold and Snowing

    Description Of Incident:

    07:47 - FD on scene reporting a working fire in a dwelling with entrapment.

    08:05 - Briarcliff R-37 requested for cascade, Car 2052 responding as well.

    08:46 - Briarcliff Manor requested for an ambulance for 1 firefighter injury.

    08:58 - Battalion reporting FD is switching to exterior Ops, due to a floor collapse. Heavy body of fire remains on the 2nd floor and attic. Fire is all hands.

    Reporters:JP59, SSCharged E100, wrx9514

    Writer: JP59


  2. It looks great! But $89.00 is very steep for a 1/64th die cast, especially in this economy. I realize all the research and development that went into this new tool, but still.....

    I'm saving what little I have for the FDNY Marauder II mold next year...hope it is affordable.

    But do I wait, because prices always significantly go down it seems in a few months, or it sells out.....

    Seth, I know the price is a little steep but that rig is a must have for my FDNY collection. I love the older ALF's. This release is limited to 4,000 pieces. I would say wait and see if the price comes down a bit but there is a chance it may sell out being an FDNY piece and also because the ALF TDA is a first for Code 3.


  3. If you are into diecast fire apparatus, you have to check out Code 3's latest release. Today they just released FDNY Ladder 103 which is a 1968 American LaFrance series 900 100 foot tractor drawn aerial. It's a brand new mold for Code 3 and I think they did an excellent job on this rig. I just ordered mine. You can check it out at www.code3.net. In my opinion this is one of the nicest Code 3 releases in a long time.


  4. Date: 7/12/10

    Time: 11:40

    Location: 39 Crystal St C/S Harrison Av.

    Frequency:

    Units Operating: Harrison Engines 10, 12, 13, TL24

    Mamaroneck Engines 38

    Rye Ladder 26

    Port Chester Engine 60

    Purchase Tower Ladder and West Harrison Engine on Stand-by

    Description Of Incident: Heavy smoke sand fire howning on arrival

    11:55 Valhalla Rescue 9 responding as FAST team.

    Reporters: JP59/25TRUCK26

    Writer:JP59


  5. Done. #119938. This thread is for the benefit of a family that suffered a terrible tragedy. We, the members of EMTBravo are joining together and trying to help a family in need. If trying to keep this thread current is against EMTBravo policy, I just don't understand why. I'm not bashing any moderators, but please show some consideration in an instance such as this. Exceptions to rules should be made for extenuating circumstances such as this.


  6. Amateur (Ham) radio provides communications every year for the New York City marathon. Hundreds of operators are involved in the marathon providing communications for every aspect of the marathon from operations to medical. We have also provided communications over the years for various local marathons, walkathons and have provided communications for the local hospitals during power outages. We have the equipment to communicate locally through VHF and UHF repeaters and the abillity to communicate nationally and worldwide. Amatuer radio has also provided vital communications during hurricanes, floods and other disasters.