Satellite Response

mikeindabronx · Feb 13, 2015

I thought I heard a message yesterday that until 2/17/15 a Satellite would respond to all 10-75's due to weather conditions (very cold)

FD347 · Feb 13, 2015

10-75 AND a 10-70. Must be both signals.

mikeindabronx · Feb 13, 2015

FD347 said:
10-75 AND a 10-70. Must be both signals.

Thanks

Joeyengine · Feb 13, 2015

Only if a 10-70 is transmitted

BCR · Feb 13, 2015

Makes sense, gotta be a lot of frozen hydrants out there with his cold, better to start them out, then to wait for a chief to get on scene and special call one, Im kinda suprised if they are doing this that they have not manned the two airport hose wagons and assign them if they are closer

68jk09 · Feb 13, 2015

It is in effect until 0900 2-17-15 when both a 10-75 & 10-70 are given that a Sat & associated ENG would respond...........earlier this week a SAT & their ENG was also to be assigned to any Working Fire on City Island when they had the water main break.

hawaiifiveo · Nov 3, 2015

Why does a sat need to respond. What do they bring that would require them?

raybrag · Nov 3, 2015

Lots of large diameter hose

CVILLE7111 · Nov 3, 2015

Large diameter hose (as previously indicated) and a manifold to supply numerous handlines. They also can use LDH to supply towerladders and, on occasion, the large monitor that each Satellite has.

68jk09 · Nov 3, 2015

They also carry a manifold that can be set up near the fire area & is supplied from the LDH & allows individual lines to be stretched from it rather than from a distance away.....they also carry hose bridges to allow rig movement over the LDH.