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Kudos to Motorola

So many of us benefit from the use of Motorola radios and equipment. There flawless performance is something we many times take for granted. I just want you to know how Motorola gives back. I just accepted a check on behalf of America’s VetDogs for $30,000 at a Motorola corporate and authorized dealer event at the new Aria hotel in Las Vegas. Read More »

Phony Radio Contract Costs Chicago Official His Job

Jim Argiropoulos had issued a bogus contract for 18,000 spare parts from Motorola and spent the $2.25 million on a radio console upgrade that was never built. Read More »

What channel is this?

[caption id="attachment_2338" align="alignright" width="138" caption="The right channel is important..."][/caption] Last week, Danny Doyle brought up some good tips about radio familiarity.  One thing we need to be able to do is know what channel we a… Read More »

Twitter Thoughts from @TTraining for 2009-10-11…

The Officer Development School in Claymont, DE has filled up! Thanks to everyone who registered, we're looking... http://bit.ly/jivnw # Thanks to Chad Cox for some good pics on standpipe obstructions. Check out our thoughts in this blog entry. h… Read More »

Storefronts & Adams-Rite Locks

Smoke is showing from a storefront and we must make entry.  Most of us are familiar with the traditional storefront door - glass in a metal frame... Pull handle on the outside, push bar on the inside, typically secured with an Adams-Rite style lock. Fo… Read More »

Quick Drill: How Well Do You Know Your Radio?

How well do you know your radio? Emergency buttons, channels, sounds, lights, knobs & buttons, and batteries.  Depending on the particular make or model, all of these features can be a pain to operate with firefighting gloves on.  Lets face it, s… Read More »

Standpipe Obstructions

A few days ago, I threw a link to a video on our Facebook page demonstrating the effects of debris in a standpipe system.  We must remember that in many buildings, the standpipes are old and there are hundreds of feet of pipes.  It is not uncommon for … Read More »

Twitter Thoughts from @TTraining for 2009-10-04…

LODD Stats for 2008 are available... History not learned is doomed to repeat itself. http://bit.ly/lrTrr # An excellent video demonstrating dangers of debris in combination nozzles... What would you do if this happened to... http://bit.ly/Pqlj5 # P… Read More »

Twitter Thoughts from @TTraining for 2009-09-27…

When purchasing/selecting tools - remember there IS a difference in Halligan bars. Which fork would you like to... http://bit.ly/2K9ywa # A good reminder for both safety and technique. Remember to sweep the floor as you move in...: http://bit.ly/bHx… Read More »

Twitter Thoughts from @TTraining for 2009-09-20…

Counterbalanced fire escapes are extremely dangerous. Do not use counterbalanced fire escapes for fire dept acess... http://bit.ly/XcjMh # Here are some of the things carried in our standpipe rack. What do YOU carry? What essential things do we nee… Read More »

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