We set our general communication channel (non fire incidents, units to dispatch, drills, etc) on channel 1 and our fire operations channel( interior, roof, etc) on channel 16. It simplifies the channel selection button. No counting clicks, just turned all the way one direction or the other.
That really is smart. Could even make ems channels just 1 click in or something. For us, we have our main set to 1, ems set to 2 and fire ops (single station response) 3 and ops channels (multi station response for structure fires 4 and up. We have multiple ops channels
Thank you for continuing to put out Training Minutes, they are an incredible resource! I have a question for B.C. Martin. What is your gear keeper attached to?
Thanks for this content man! I’m a new volunteer at a small department in a mountain community in Colorado, and this helped me a lot!
Great video and necessary protection tips for 1 of our very important lifelines on the fire ground. Stay safe brothers.
We set our general communication channel (non fire incidents, units to dispatch, drills, etc) on channel 1 and our fire operations channel( interior, roof, etc) on channel 16.
It simplifies the channel selection button. No counting clicks, just turned all the way one direction or the other.
thats smart
That really is smart. Could even make ems channels just 1 click in or something. For us, we have our main set to 1, ems set to 2 and fire ops (single station response) 3 and ops channels (multi station response for structure fires 4 and up. We have multiple ops channels
Excellent Stuff ! Thank You for the instructions and for posting the Clip !
Great training and practice advice on comms!!
Tip #1 Stay the hell off the radio unless absolutely necessary !
I like this - smart and makes sense. Safety ideas and practice improvements I like. Good job!
Him and mike diciampo are definitely the two best
love the information thank u
Great video. Thank you🍀🇺🇸
Thank you for continuing to put out Training Minutes, they are an incredible resource! I have a question for B.C. Martin. What is your gear keeper attached to?
John, appreciate the feedback. I would suggest contacting Nick on his Instagram, where he is very active.
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How do u secure ur strap for ur mic on ur gear do u have a picture of it I like that idea n very interested in knowing more
A bluetooth shoulder mic would be great, billion dollar idea if there aren’t any already
Motorola has one
How do you have the pole cord attached to your turn out jacket?
You know some department don’t use radio strap
Do you have a link for the retractable thing on your coat?
They can be found on Amazon. Search gear keeper
Your turnout coat has an insulated radio pocket... just use that and the gear keeper !
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