(Ride Along) LAFD Engine 33 + Tone-Outs (x2)
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2019
- 1st clip: Los Angeles Fire Department Engine 33 being dispatched and responding to a reported traffic accident at the intersection of Slauson Ave. & Avalon Blvd.
Units due: Engine 33 (canceled), Rescue 33 (canceled) & Rescue 833.
Rescue 833 was initially dispatched on their own, Engine & Rescue 33 were added, however, 833 was able to handle.
2nd clip: Engine 33 being dispatched and responding to difficult respirations on 65th St. & San Pedro St.
Units due: Engine & Rescue 33
A special thanks to Fire Station 33-A for having me!
Location: South Central, Los Angeles, CA
Date: Saturday, March 16th, 2019
Yesss riding out with LA City! Love it! Always like hearing the tones
I read today 33 saved a little kid running in the street and took care of him. Cute 😊
@@emvvehicles_8 yes!
Damn bro to bad you didn't ride on the truck with that Crazy AO .. I love seeing that dude dip down Main street. Aggressive but that dude can drive the hell outta that Apparatus....
Great video. Thanks for catching the tone outs. Love to hear how LA does it, not many you tubers catch those. Love LA city's 5 gongs at the end 👍🚒
Love the video!!!!! Great ride along!!!!!!!
Great video. I was an explorer for LA County back in the day. We enjoy the tone outs and dispatch, and of course the code 3 response. It is always an adrenaline rush when the tones go off! Be safe and good luck with your career aspirations! Keep the videos coming.
thank you!
great video always like ride along and hearing the tones going off
Love it man! Great video!
Another great video my friend. :)
Awesome video!
Thats a good sounding engine
Awesome Video.
Amazing video your really really lucky
You should do ride a longs with quint or squad 147 in Lynwood!
This dude was all over the Eastside lol. East Coast hood and all.
Someone wasn’t wearing a seatbelt..great video jay!
i was actually gonna put something in the description about that...malfunctioning seatbelt alarm, they also had a check engine light called in the day before. i heard they’re gonna be taking a trip to the shops sometime this week. thanks man.
What’s LAFD’s policy, full gear and seat belt on before you roll? Do people follow that or it’s heavily enforced?
First to ride a new Peirce ;)
Looks like they had to be rolling down Main.
Quick medical response
Do a tour of station 33
😎👍
Just recently learning about what aloc means, what does TA03 mean? Very awesome video.
fine eye haha. it's "traffic accident, category 3" in LAFD's CAD, i'm not 100% sure what that entails, as it's a dispatch code specific to their dispatch system, but i assume it involves an ALS patient as this call was upgraded from BLS RA only to engine & paramedic RA (BLS RA able to handle upon arrival). to my understanding, depending on what's stated on the phone while the calltaker is inputting information, a specific call type is generated by the computer and the closest available and appropriate units for that call type are assigned. thanks for watching!
@@FB1ResponseVideos very cool; thank you. And again, awesome video.
How did you ride along? Did you get ride along certification through the cadet program?
I wish I was in a responding fire truck 😢
What are the gongs in the La fire department?
Fireman Max is going to Move to Los Angeles I’m going to working at Firehouse
Great Video brother.. how long can you do a ride along for??
i usually do 12 or 24 hours. thanks for watching.
FB1 Response Videos great job
Does scanner have same tones
negative.
What are 5 gongs?
signifies the end of a dispatch. 1 bell is for routine messages, 4 bells is for urgent messages, 5 bells for dispatch, and 10 bells for a fire service death.
Thank you z heard them on La Fire Rescue on Wednesday but didn’t know what they were thank you
@@douglasnorby4006 that was likely edited in, the bells are in LA City stations. LA County only has tones, no bells.
How come you can't here that dispatch on scanner
the simulcast on the radio is a live dispatcher. the automated dispatch is heard in quarters only, you can’t program it into a radio, unfortunately.
So is the live dispatch only when the units are out of station in there rigs out and about
all calls are simulcasted on the radio so all the calls are still heard but not from “digital debby”, instead from a dispatcher. when units are out of quarters, there’s tones they use for units that are “on the radio”
Putting an electronic siren on a fire apparatus is a felony
Mechanical sirens are the way to go. That sounds like TRASH.