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Speaking of Broadcastify, is there a way to increase its audio volume? I monitor on my phone, have the phone volume all the way up but yet everything is just about audible. Is it me or them?? Thanks in advance.

A block and a half from where 296 once was.

Figures

It's understandable what you are saying Cap, and I agree with you, but there are other aspects that would lead to bigger problems. For instance, the Medic Unit just happens to be getting into the job before other EMS arrive and are confronted with a civilian in extremis from whatever, burns...

With the bus idling?

Do I see a much needed and deserved salary increase coming for EMS as things of this nature unfold. Yawn, it's early and I must still be dreaming.

I believe you are correct now that I think about it. Thanks Soda

You are correct with 151 a close second.

Thanks for the update, Sir. I think we all had or have misgivings about what this City is attempting to shove down our throats or give us a giant colonoscopy.

I had a little black box, the size of a transistor radio that had a small antenna and on off switch. It was backed to a small transistor radio and secured with a rubber band. I forget if it were crystal or you specified what frequency you wanted upon purchase. Do any of you gents remember these...

16 engine had one at one time for the FDR (East River Drive)

Probably relief purposes.

6009? Geez, I thought I was going to see a Liberty Avenue job, lol

Unfortunately, this is the beginning of the end. Let's all sing that jingle from years ago, "I Love New York"

Thanks Chief

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And if you "old timers" recall, Paul R. was the 16 Div. Commander.

297 moving around quite a bit for relocations these days. Back in the '60's the City could be burning to the ground and they and L130 didn't turn a wheel. Once in a blue moon the engine would go to 272 (RIP) or the truck to 129 but that was a rare occurrence.

Great guy indeed!

As Kasey Kasem once said, "Ponderous man,ponderous!"