DOC22

Hey All, I have a question about the MSA FiveStar meter. We have a pair of them where I work. I attempted to power one of them up ,and it just started with that loud ear piercing alarm. No display on the screen, and the only way to stop it was to remove the battery. It did the same thing the next day as soon as the battery made contact. But after it sat for a few days It powered up, calibrated and seems to work fine, although the cloce setting is a bit off. Does anyone else use this meter? If so, have you had a problem like that? Also anybody know how to set the time on it? Thanks, DOC22

Congrats, Seth! Good luck, kid! Ihope everything goes well. Oh, yeah, and when is the EMTBravo housewarming party?

You are absolutely right, bvfdjc316! It's not about consumers needs, it's all about MONEY-- that big "bottom line"!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Talk about luck, Thank God he's alright! That's got to be the record for "close calls"

Here's a likn I received in an email. Click on the link, enter your zip code and it'll show you prices at several stations in that area. http://autos.msn.com/everyday/gasstations.aspx?zip=&src=Netx

Once again Pat-- You speak the truth!

Pat, I agree 100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

eNGINE 149 All the way!!!!!!!

Another sad day in the acting circles, he was a great actor. RIP, Barney

In CFFD, Just about the whole North Salem Highway Department are members (the Superintendent is an Ex-Chief and current Fire Commissioner) we have NO problem. Upon dispatch there is at least one vehicle enroute by the time the dispatcher finishes the broadcast.

Rest in Peace, Chief. You will always be remembered.

Thoughts and prayers to Joe's family and friends as well as those of us who knew and worked with him RIP, Joe you will be missed.

AMEN to that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I agree totally---No better term than priceless.

Thoughts and prayers to Sam's family, friends and the members of putnam Valley Fire Department RIP, Chief

Very sad indeed. Thoughts and prayers to Past Chief Westervelt, his family, friends and to the Spring Valley Fire Department. May he rest in peace.

This stuff just goes on and on. Another sad day in NYPD. Thoughts and prayers to Officer Lee, his family, friends as well as NYPD.

Seth, I agree with you. And by the looks of some of the prices of the more traditional types, the phoenix may well offer more and better protection for a LOT less $$$$$$$$

Towering Inferno Backdraft Ladder49 Iron Fagle Saving Private Ryan

Well, it's Tuesday at 2000 hrs, and Discovery has the second episode of Into the Firestorm and it looks great so far!

Although I'm not familiar with the ISI line of TIC, in CFFD we use the Bullard. We are quite happ with it. We have used it for several fire calls/investigations. It can also be used for searching for missing/lost people in wooded areas. (We have also done that). So IMHO, I would recommend it for departments you described in your post.

I have a Canon Digital Rebel XT. Mine currently has the stock lens, but for good zoom I am going to look at the Tamron (Ibelieve that's the correct spelling) 18-200 MM telephoto. It's a great camera. I got it at Ritz Camera in Bedford Hills. I paid $1000.00 with the lens which is the 18-55 MM. I am very happy with it---Great Unit!

This past year has gone by so fast. It doesn't seem possible. But not a day goes by that I don't think about JIMMY. You are so right, you really do have an Angel on your shoulders.

Gordy was Chief when I joined CFFD. It was always a pleasure to work with him. May he rest in peace. To his family, friends and Somes Fire Department, my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Co.1: E-147 & E148 Co.2: MA-17, R-28 & U-28 Co. 3 MA-16, T8, E-149 Co's 1 and 2 are at Station #1 and Co. 3 is at Station #2 U-48 is the Ford Explorer Chief's vehicle. It is sometimes used as EMS basic fly car.