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it aint me! :help:

453.9375 (pl 123.0) Located in Putnam Valley on the west side of the county, repeates 46.38 I have heard this repeater as far as yonkers on my mobile radio

Just to clear up the rumor, the NYPD sod incident was not caused by the Briarcliff Repeater, I spent many hours sitting in the transmitter room that weekend monitoring the equiptment and confirmed it was not being caused by us. I honestly dont know what caused it so i'm not going to speculate. When i get off work this weekend I am planning on doing the same thing to see if this white noise that is being heard is being caused by our equiptment or not. Sorry if I am sounding defensive, but I dont want to see any bad rumors start about our radios, this was a project that started more than 2 years ago that myself and numorus member's of the department put allot of time and effort into to get done.

What issue might you be refering to? I havent noticed any problems with the repeater. No matter what I do i'ts always my fault!

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Services for Al Wohrman: Wake - Viewing Hours at the Horn & Thomes Funeral Home, East Main Street, Pawling, NY Tuesday, April 19th from 7pm - 9pm Wednesday, April 20th 2pm - 4pm and 7pm - 9pm Funeral - Thursday, April 21st at 11am at the Horn & Thomes Funeral Home There will be a Fire Company service on Wednesday at the funeral home at 7:30pm. There will be a service at the funeral home at 11am on Thursday before proceeding to the Beekman Rural Cemetery on Church Street where graveside burial services will be held. All members attending the funeral are requested to meet at the Beekman Fire Station at 9 am preferably in full dress uniform. Buses to the funeral home will be available from the Beekman Fire House and Beekman Town Hall. The Beekman Fire Department respectfully requests that any neighboring mutual aid departments and all other departments planning to send apparatus to the funeral, send one only representing their department. All apparatus are requested to stage at Pawling Fire Station 1 on Charles Coleman Blvd, in Pawling at 9:30am.

Firehouse.com Home > In The Line Of Duty Long-time New York Firefighter Dies Trying to Save Own Home Updated: 04-18-2005 03:21:44 PM LUCAS BLAISE The Press Republican BURKE -- A volunteer firefighter collapsed during a blaze at his own home early Saturday. Dale Monica suffered a heart attack and later died. Monica, 54, of 94 Montgomery Road was a firefighter in the Burke Volunteer Fire Department for more than 30 years. A past assistant chief, Monica was remembered for his work in many community organizations. The fire was reported at Monica’s home at about 2 a.m. Malone, Chateaugay, and Constable firefighters were called in to help fight the four-hour blaze. "He went down at the scene and was taken by Burke’s ambulance to Alice Hyde Medical Center where he later died," said Donald Smith, Burke Volunteer Fire Department chief, in a press release Saturday. Monica was a life-long resident of Malone and son of Anson and Joyce Monica. He attended local schools. He graduated from Franklin Academy in 1971 and earned an Associates Degree in 1973 from SUNY Canton. Monica was a well-known member of the community, not only as the owner of Monica’s Refrigeration and Mechanical, but as a participant in many clubs and boards. He was the past president of the Malone Lodge of Elks and past exalted ruler, a member of the Royal Order of Jesters and the Furnace Mountain Hunting Club. Monica participated in two Free and Accepted Masons’ organizations. He was a past master of the North Aurora Lodge of the Free and past district deputy grand master of the Franklin Hamilton District Free and Accepted Masons. He was also the past potentate of the Media Temple Shrine and sat on both the Montreal Shriner’s Hospital Board and Shriner’s Boston Burn Hospital Board. Monica was also the codes enforcement officer for the Town of Burke and ran for Town Council in 1999. He is survived by his wife, Nancy, and two daughters, Kristal and Jennifer Monica. Members of the Fire Department declined to comment about the fire. No information about the cause of the fire or the firefighting effort was available. "This is a big loss for the department," Smith said Saturday. "We’ll tell you more when we can."

But your Phone allready sounds like your pager going off!!!

they also states that the pager is narrowband capable on v/uhf, whitch is a plus seeing that the fcc is only giving out narrowband freq's these days. but the minni 2's were still the best pagers

Hey Daday, Brewster has a seperate vehical for this right? If I remember right this is a pickup type truck with 2 reels of 5" hose. How much hose dose this truck actually carry?

I ALWAYS drive down Rt 9 to PMH with the rear lights on at the least. The pt may be stable or potental, but that road sucks. I couldnt tell you how many times i've almose been run off the road, or almost witnessed a head-on because some moron decided I was driving too slow in the ambulance and tried to cross the double-yellow to go around.

Nobody likes jeff gordon!! GO JR!!!!#8

#8 Dale Jr.

So where is all the snow they said we would have by this evening??????

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Date: 1-31-05 Time: 1440 Location: 83 Somerstown Road (Rt133) Frequency: 46.26 Units Operating: 2334, DC47, E101, E97, R14 Description Of Incident: BOX 2-1-4 Dispatched to scene for possible structure fire 1445 - E101 to lay in from hydrant 1447 - R14 10-19

Do u have a pl capable scanner????

I had a friend who had a boost mobile phone and was spending more for the prepaid service than he would have if he had just gotten a nextel account, upwards of $100 a month

So how many people tried to use their phone at midnight last night and got a "system busy" error??? I could'nt get through to anyone for about an hour!

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As i'm listening to 46.26 tonight i'm hearing allot of agency's have lost their phone lines, it seems to be in diffrent spots across the county, so far ive heard Peekskill, North Salem, Lewisboro, Bedford, and 60 control, were having problems. So my question is: What backups are in place for phone system failure? I know some places have cell phone's dedicated for a emergency like this but how long dose it take to forward all the phone lines to cell phones?

Becuse milk tankers are NOT BAFFELED so they can be cleaned and disinfected. A non- baffeled tanker is a bad idea the way the fire service goes through tankers!