Radio Communuications Audio "Footage" Needed

[M G]

Hi all,

I will be doing a lecture on fire dept communications for a firefighter I class soon and I wanted to get some audio footage of quality dispatches and some fireground traffic. The target audience is recruit level, so I am not looking for "wacker" city stuff, more like suburban company operations. Any ideas? I would also like some examples of mayday transmissions if anyone has access to these...and any unique examples that would be good to present to this type of audience. I am looking for good examples of radio use to help illustrate to them. I suppose that I could also use some bad examples for reinforcing how not to talk. Thanks.

[hot DAMN]

http://www.laurelvfd.org

look for the "other PG County Companys" audio recordings. There is a "mayday" tranmission and many other fire calls.

[M G]

Can you link me up to that mayday call?? Id appreciate it

[Tw93Andrew93]

Mg here is some clips from the philadelphia area. Sound clips. Just click on REAL AUDIO. I hope this helps you out.Just to tell you in advance the audio clips need real player.

[hot DAMN]

http://www.laurelvfd.org/otherpg_audio.html
for all of them, maybe 100+ fire clips

Mayday call
808 Maury Ave. Oxon Hill Co.42. 6/7/01. http://www.laurelvfd.org/42box060701dsp.ram
Dispatch http://www.laurelvfd.org/42box060701fg.ram
Operations

Per the website to line up the clips, listen for the evacuation tones for a guide.

Unfortunately, the IC is TERRIBLE and should not be allowed to talk on the radio EVER EVER EVER EVER!!! A good lesson in what not to do I suppose.

[Stevethomson907at71]

Hot Damn,
You are soooooooo right about this IC. These are really good training tapes for proper radio communications.