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The best place for a speaker is behind the grille, otherwise the generated tone isn't going to go anywhere.

I would mount all of this inside the cabin, not the outside. There isn't a distance limit that I know of.

What kind of vehicle?

Hi Silent, I don't know know about your specific lights, but here's how I set my typhoon up: Wiring: - Run your power to the chargeguard, then either to a post or the typhoon. - Run ground from chargeguard to a post. - Run your ignition wire from chargeguard to ignition (yellow wire). In the...

I’d like to do a HLF but that’s too advanced for me right now (as I install it all). Blue was initially chosen as our state law says all EMS vehicles that are not ambulance service vehicles can only use blue, so I had to wait for it to get licensed before I added any other colors.

I was thinking of replacing the headliner light with a nforce red/blue light. The rear fusion is offset to the driver's side, yea. Just personal preference.

Yea I’m thinking of changing the top lighting to Nforce blue/white lights on either side of the rear view mirror.

This is my work vehicle, a 2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude. I am the Ambulance Operations Manager for a county government ambulance service. I'm the head of the agency and the only administrative person. Initially I didn't have a work vehicle but I decided to upgrade to a pickup and this was all...

Interestingly it also disabled all of the inputs as well, which I found interesting.

I figured it out. We don't need the speaker mic and since it doesn't have a plug in mic, we cut it off. That's what did it. Took the 15 ft mic from the Storm Pro and connected it, works like a charm. Will just mount it out of the way.

My typhoon has went haywire and I've had it for less than a week. The siren knob won't change the siren, and siren tones don't even play anymore including manual and the horn. Not controlling any lights either. I've quadruple checked all wiring and it was working previously... Here's a video

Looking for someone to program a VHF XTS 5000 portable.

Just looking for someone who has been a career or volunteer for their fire department within the last few years, I have a few questions!

Looking for a chicago 880, 1010, or traditional helmet in red by Cairns. Used is fine as long as it's usable for interior firefighting.

hahaha yes, I didn't know that's a no-no! Just used to the good ol' small town deputies shutting down the roads. Never been on an interstate until I moved to Fargo. When HP got into the rig everyone was silence waiting on me to give him an update, didn't realize I needed to! I thought he'd talk...

That I was, but I like to stand in the road and play in traffic :haha:

Got rid of the Cobra 2x and added dual vipers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UlfbFCpK_c

NDHP just posted this on their Facebook: Sexy!

It is a program ran in Maricopa County, Arizona. Here's a quick explantation by AZEMT: They have multiple divisions: Maricopa County Sheriff's Posse Some members have POVs used while they are working and they're set up pretty nice.

I knew someone was going to say that...I meant whether LE/EMS/FED/whatever. I guess I ll be more specific from now on.

Saw this little guy on Interstate 94 between Fargo and Jamestown. Dude driving it looked like a cop with the shaved head, navy blue polo and oakleys. Unsure of what dash/deck lights it has, but there's one on the driver's side rear headliner and on the passenger side front headliner. Also had...

I think he was wondering why they wanted to drive down a blocked off road the wrong way on a 1 way. I would be too.

I give reports via radio, however depending on the ER staff working, they'll request the name, social over the encrypted channel so they can look them up in their system. I usually ignore the request though.

We have an encrypted channel that only the receiving facility and the mobiles in the ambulances have. Apparently we're able to give patient info over the radio, but i still prefer not to. :hopeless:

I didn't know Dunn County had such sexy cars! Nice job.

Yep, or other HPs/ deputies will sit farther down and pull you over if you don't move over.

I agree with Austin on the law enforcement side of it, and here is my side as a medical provider: Earlier this month I responded to a train vs. car accident. The car had a male and a female, and was hit on the male's side, flipping it into the ditch. Total amount of responders were close to 15...

Our safety is foremost. You don't see us paramedics rushing into every scene and right up to our patient. We take our time, analyze the scene, condition, determine if it's safe. If it's not (such as crowds), we wait until it is to do anything. Your safety is pounded into your head from emergency...

I don't know FL standards but in ND you get first responder training in the academy. Also, if they aren't breathing, do CPR, unless they have injuries impossible to survive (decapitation, etc..)

At 3:40 when they find the female officer you see she is pulled in front of a fire station. A few second laters a garage door opens and a firefighter comes out. Hopefully they had medics there.