Communications | New radio tech handles extreme heat; Fire reveals flaws in NM notification system

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	Hot electronics for response
	Tip: Think before you talk
	News: Fire reveals flaws in NM emergency notification system

Dear FireRescue1 Member,

In this month's communications news, new state-of-the-art technology that allows radio equipment to function under extreme temperatures could be just the tool firefighters need when responding to a radioactive attack or other hazardous emergency.

Also, our featured tip explains how to maximize your radio time by thinking before you talk.

� The FireRescue1 Team

Communications Feature

		Hot electronics for response
		By Doug Page Radio transmitters able to operate in temperatures up to 900 C (1,652 F) may soon be available to give responders a safer way to monitor the effects of a dirty bomb. 'Unique molecular structure'
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Communications Tip

		Think before you talk
		By Dolph Holmes Do you just pick up the microphone and just start talking? Well next time you pick up the mic, stop for a second and then talk. What your instructor didn't tell you
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Communications News

Ohio townships consider outsourcing dispatch Ill. fire district plans switch to wireless system Outdated radios replaced at Wisc. department Fire reveals flaws in NM emergency notification system New emergency siren system installed in Okla. Sandwich shop gives communications system to Tenn. firefighters
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Communications | New radio tech handles extreme heat; Fire reveals flaws in NM notification system

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