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
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'
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
