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Allow me to digress from the point of this thread to briefly point out the fact that this is a classic example of the importance of this entire board! Good post alsfirefighter!

Happy Birthday!!!!!

AWSOME!!!!! Hope the death is not totally without pain!!!!! Burn in HELL you worthless P.O.S.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great Idea, Rob!!!!!!

QUOTE(bibbles10504 @ Oct 26 2006, 12:27 PM) Why hasnt verizon started marketing their 2 way phones, I think those would be pretty good, but no one has them. Also, does anyone think Nextel should have a plan that is pretty cheap where you get like 50 anytime min and unlimited 2 way? Because that is really all I would use nextel for, and keep verizon because the service is a lot better. But the 2 way is just so convient in the service most of us are in. Yeah, I would go for a plan like that. I get very little use of the phone part of my Nextel. But I'm on that damn Direct Connect every day. At work, at the FD. Damn things are EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!!!! That's about the only reason I haven't switched to Verizon. Just got rid of everything I had through Suscom/Comcast except for expanded basic cable, and when Verizon FiOS adds television to what I already have thru them.

I think finding the right person to replace Bob will be very difficult. This marks the end of another era in television. Best wishes, Bob!!!!!

Pretty damn cool!

Yeah I can't see them either.

Thank you for a GREAT job, keep up the awsome work you do!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't let the jackasses that have fat typng fingers and small minds get to you. Your hard work is appreciated by all of us on this board!!!!!!

It flows about 80 to 90 gallons per minute. The nozzle has an adjustment on it that sets it on a graduated basis between a straight stream and fog pattern. you could put out a lot of fire with a minimal amount of water damage, BUT ya better know what you're doing cause you can get under the fire and blow it up, over and down behind you. This (I believe is one of the reasons people are getting away from that type of firefighting. With the fog pattern you could even put out a gas/oil fire, but again ya had to know how to use it.

Nozzle is shaped somewhat like a gun. Hose is 3/4" to 1" with steel webbing in it as with any high pressure hose. It has some kick to it but one person can operate it, although a back-up person is always recommended.

Croton Falls Mini Attack 17 Ford 4x4 Suoer Duty with a FMC High Pressure (1000 psi) Pump 210 gallon tank.

Another sad day for the Emergency Services. Thoughts and Prayers to Officer Picagli's Family and Friends as well as to the New Haven PD.

Wierd?????? it sure as hell does look wierd! but I bet it does the job!

Not sure of the freq. of the H.E.L.P. trucks, but SP is troop K, 155.505 base to car, 154.92 car to base, and car to car is either 154.665 or 155.565. Hope that helps.

I agree. Only other items thst MIGHT need to be posted on his recovery progress. Thoghts and prayers for a full and quick recovery.

Impressive collection, Rob!!!!! Hang on to it, being the sentimental type that's a bit of tradition worth keeping as long as you can.

Seth--- Within an hour or so after I sent you the email everything was back to normal! Good job getting that one fixed promptly!

Cars, Trucks, Trains, Buses, Boats, And Planes ???? Not bad as it stands. Read it as it is. It Rhymes. Kind of long, but does that really matter?

Great job, Seth!!!!!!!!

Actually I was at work 16 hour shift at Shaft 18. When I left Sunday Morning I didn't see snow till I got north of exit 4. Although I was doing a Chlorine tank change when my pager went off for wires down and I heard them request the Highway Department due to heavy snow. Nothing but rain in Valhalla all night.

I caught the midnight rerun. AWSOME, AWSOME show!!!! Two items hit me hard. I was in the ER when the doc came out and told a family that their son/brother, who was also a member of CFFD didn't make it from a PIAA. On a side note almost 20 years to the day we lost another young (both were 18 y/o) member. The total devastation was something I hope I NEVER see again. The other part was about the baby. Been there too. Although ours was a little different since we knew the kids were in there, but nothing we could do. We didn't know until later, we were litterally walking on them during the fire suppression as they were buried under the rubble. Not a good way to start off New Years Eve.

AGREED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reminds me of, if I have the date right, I think it was Sunday October 4th 1987. we had 6 to 8 inches of the stuff in the Northern Westchester/Putnam area. Trees, wires down, roads blocked all over. It was a MESS!!!!!

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