Fire Communications Parker carwile

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  1. 3. "dispatch to engine 5" is what kind of communication strategy?
  2. 7. what happens when a firefighter is in danger and they need to be rescued immediately. "three horn blasts"
  3. 8. when a citizen flags a fireman, police officer, or EMS personnel to report an emergency happening nearby
  4. 10. what transmits radio signals over a distance?
  5. 11. what button is pressed on a radio to dispatch to all channels about an emergency?
  6. 14. a predetermined response to a emergency. follows standard protocols for the area
  7. 15. codes that are discouraged due to not being a clear answer or "simple English". ex 10-4
  8. 19. radios that can communicate between different agencies, like chesapeake being able to respond mutually with Norfolk and talk on their radio signals
  9. 20. a device that retransmits radio signals, boosting their strength
  10. 21. what button transmits your voice over a radio?
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  1. 1. a radio that transmits one way, preventing people from talking over eachother
  2. 2. where do 911 calls get sent to?
  3. 4. when a citizen walks into the fire station to report an emergency
  4. 5. a radio that can pick up radio signals and transmit them from the mobile radios, to the dispatch center. far range
  5. 6. a radio that can dispatch medium distances and is attached to the firetruck
  6. 9. what number do people call when an emergency happens?
  7. 12. who answers a 911 call?
  8. 13. how many minutes does it take for a dispatcher to check in on your squads?
  9. 16. 3 long horn blasts followed by 15 seconds of continuous q-siren
  10. 17. how many channels are on our ccc radios?
  11. 18. what tool do dispatchers use to input info on calls, track locations of trucks, and gain valuable info on the location of the emergency and the occupants