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Steve Robeson, K4CAP wrote:
As I stated in another thread, I had the chance to spend the day in the TEMA/FEMA facility in Nashville. The ONLY "unlicensed" devices in the facility were two cordless phones, both of which were part of unsecure phone lines. I am wondering, Brain, is THAT what YOU call a "MAJOR ROLE"...?!?! Steve, are you trying to tell us that the facility did *not* have a specially dedicated cell phone just for disaster emergency comms? |
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JJ wrote in message ...
Steve Robeson, K4CAP wrote: As I stated in another thread, I had the chance to spend the day in the TEMA/FEMA facility in Nashville. The ONLY "unlicensed" devices in the facility were two cordless phones, both of which were part of unsecure phone lines. I am wondering, Brain, is THAT what YOU call a "MAJOR ROLE"...?!?! Steve, are you trying to tell us that the facility did *not* have a specially dedicated cell phone just for disaster emergency comms? Not unless it was being carried by one of the T/FEMA personnel. All phones I saw in the EOC, othr than the aforementioned "cordless" phones were hardline. 73 Steve, K4YZ |
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Steve Robeson, K4CAP wrote:
All phones I saw in the EOC, othr than the aforementioned "cordless" phones were hardline. Must come as quite a shock to lennyboy and willie, especially since Amateur Radio seems to occupy a prominent place. |
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On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 14:06:00 -0700, JJ wrote:
Steve Robeson, K4CAP wrote: All phones I saw in the EOC, othr than the aforementioned "cordless" phones were hardline. Must come as quite a shock to lennyboy and willie, especially since Amateur Radio seems to occupy a prominent place. 'specially since in all the command post exercises that our area hospitals have run in the last few years both landline and regular commercial radio circuits are turned off for at least an hour and ham rado - voice, packet, and SSTV - carried the load. Very successfully, may I add. -- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane From a Clearing in the Silicon Forest Beaverton (Washington County) Oregon |
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Phil Kane wrote:
On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 14:06:00 -0700, JJ wrote: Steve Robeson, K4CAP wrote: All phones I saw in the EOC, othr than the aforementioned "cordless" phones were hardline. Must come as quite a shock to lennyboy and willie, especially since Amateur Radio seems to occupy a prominent place. 'specially since in all the command post exercises that our area hospitals have run in the last few years both landline and regular commercial radio circuits are turned off for at least an hour and ham rado - voice, packet, and SSTV - carried the load. Very successfully, may I add. There now you go, upsetting all the anti-ham crowd who can't manage to get a license, so the best they can do is attempt to discredit what they can't be a part of. |
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JJ wrote in message ...
There now you go, upsetting all the anti-ham crowd who can't manage to get a license, Brave words from a guy w/o a license. |
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In article , "Phil Kane"
writes: All phones I saw in the EOC, othr than the aforementioned "cordless" phones were hardline. Must come as quite a shock to lennyboy and willie, especially since Amateur Radio seems to occupy a prominent place. 'specially since in all the command post exercises that our area hospitals have run in the last few years both landline and regular commercial radio circuits are turned off for at least an hour and ham rado - voice, packet, and SSTV - carried the load. Very successfully, may I add. Good for your area! At least that was a practical test with results, not some pointing-finger posturing. LHA / WMD |
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(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) writes: (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message .com... (William) wrote in message .com... (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... You and Dee simply cannot accept that an unlicensed service has played a major role in emergency comms. What "unlicensed service"...?!?! CB? FRS? MURS? Part 15 compliant devices? Sure. Why not? The FACTS are that the "unlicensed" services (11 meter CB, FRS, MURS and Part 15) provide NOTHING more than an ancilliary function in ANY "emergency comms" and you know this to be true. As I stated in another thread, I had the chance to spend the day in the TEMA/FEMA facility in Nashville. Couldn't make it out of state? :-) The ONLY "unlicensed" devices in the facility were two cordless phones, both of which were part of unsecure phone lines. "Unsecure?!?" You saw KY-98s in that facility? KY-57s? Playing war games were you? I am wondering, Brain, is THAT what YOU call a "MAJOR ROLE"...?!?! Putz. Yup, rude and obnoxious, comes unglued on the slightest disagreement. Well, at least that is consistent with previous behavior of yours. LHA / WMD |
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(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...
In article , (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) writes: The ONLY "unlicensed" devices in the facility were two cordless phones, both of which were part of unsecure phone lines. "Unsecure?!?" You saw KY-98s in that facility? KY-57s? Did I say that, Lennie? Playing war games were you? Nope. Participating in one of those drills you seem to think no one needs to participate in. I am wondering, Brain, is THAT what YOU call a "MAJOR ROLE"...?!?! Putz. Yup, rude and obnoxious, comes unglued on the slightest disagreement. Well, at least that is consistent with previous behavior of yours. And you're still a putz and Brain Burke has still not answered a simple question in repsonse to assertions HE made... No problem. Steve, K4YZ |
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