Reliance

Seth;
Go with the Edge if you can find one.
I have a 2011 Ford Edge and I get 9.2 l/100kms which equal 25.6 mpgs in Canada.
I have no problem going from my home to Halifax and back a distance of 610 kms on one tank of ful and have some left over.
The only thing it doesn't have is the nav system, roof rack and leather.

Here is a photo of the new Fairview's Rescue 3

Merry Christmas to all EMTBravo memebers from the Yarmouth, NS Canada Dispatch Center

Happy Anniversary to EMT Bravo and many more years to come. Enjoy the site.

Date: November 12, 2011
Time: 14:30 HRS
Location: White Point, Nova Scotia
Departments:1 Shelburne @ 18:00 manpower & BA
2 Lockeport
3 Liverpool
4 North Queens (Caledonia)
5 Greenfield
6 Port Medway
7 Charleston
8 Mill Village
9 Italy Cross/Middlewood
10 United Communities stand by in Port Medway
11 Bridgewater for Ladder 2
12 Lunenburg
13 Oakhill
14 Mahone Bay @ 19:00 hrs BA Crew
15 Sable River @ 18:00 hrs BA crew
16 Hemford stand By in Mill Village
17 Barrington @ 23:00 hrs BA men
18 Island's & Barrington Passage @ 23:00 BA men
Also involved RCMP, EHS NS, DOTIR and Irving Oil Limited
Description: White Point Beach Resort destroyed by fire.
Links: http://www.cbc.ca/ns/, http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=13969193228
Writer: Stephen Taylor

Date: November 12, 2011
Time: 14:30 HRS
Location: White Point, Nova Scotia
Departments:1 Shelburne @ 18:00 manpower & BA
2 Lockeport
3 Liverpool
4 North Queens (Caledonia)
5 Greenfield
6 Port Medway
7 Charleston
8 Mill Village
9 Italy Cross/Middlewood
10 United Communities stand by in Port Medway
11 Bridgewater for Ladder 2
12 Lunenburg
13 Oakhill
14 Mahone Bay @ 19:00 hrs BA Crew
15 Sable River @ 18:00 hrs BA crew
16 Hemford stand By in Mill Village
17 Barrington @ 23:00 hrs BA men
18 Island's & Barrington Passage @ 23:00 BA men
Also involved RCMP, EHS NS, DOTIR and Irving Oil Limited
Description: White Point Beach Resort destroyed by fire.
Links: http://www.cbc.ca/ns/, http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=13969193228
Writer: Stephen Taylor

In Nova Scotia a lot of volunteers carry their gear in the trunk. A lot of them leave it at the fire halls as they have to go there to respond to the call.
It is getting recommended to leave it in the fire halls to air out after a call due to the fact it takes about 72 hours to off gas the HCN fumes.
The only ones allowed to put lights on their POV's are the Chief and Deputy Chief and it puts up your Insurance premiums.
That is a ruling from the Provincial Registry of Motor Vehicles.

As said in topic, 51-11 made a pitstop from the main factory to the Yankee Fire Factory so we could look at it and figure out what we wanted to change and do with it so it could arrive faster to us...






We expect delivery in two weeks roughly...

Don't the Police Departments have enough to do without doing extrications. I don't think a single Canadian Police force does this, it is all handled by the fire service.

Don't the Police Departments have enough to do without doing extrications. I don't think a single Canadian Police force does this, it is all handled by the fire service.

You should not be allowed to use the radio for anything but what you are profesionally supposed to use it for.
That is why all transmissions are recorded are recorded and if in court are used as evidence.
If yo are a proffessonal act like one.
That is coming from experience. I said the wrong thing once and had a written reprimand on my file.
You never know wno is listening especially the FCC or the DOC.

You should not be allowed to use the radio for anything but what you are profesionally supposed to use it for.
That is why all transmissions are recorded are recorded and if in court are used as evidence.
If yo are a proffessonal act like one.
That is coming from experience. I said the wrong thing once and had a written reprimand on my file.
You never know wno is listening especially the FCC or the DOC.