Sentence examples for fire radios from inspiring English sources

In the 1980's, senior Emergency Medical Service managers had police and fire radios installed in their vehicles.

Police and fire radios operated on different frequencies, a problem administration officials had known about since the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.

Communications on Sept. 11 were also hampered as firefighters were using old, analog radios instead of new digital ones, and as police and fire radios operated on different frequencies.

You talked about you wouldn't put up with having police and fire radios on different frequencies, and I somehow got the idea you were talking about New York City.

In addition, the report says, the city should pursue changes in the building code that would require high-rises to install equipment that would help enhance the signal of fire radios.

For more than a decade, the Fire Department, as its counterparts in many cities have done, has been buying its fire radios from Motorola, the country's leading supplier of such equipment.

Like any radar, they fire radio waves at targets and gather faint echoes.

The console resembled a telephone and served as a fire radio.

"Hold fire," radioed an Airborne Warning and Control Systems (Awacs) aircraft, "need more details on Safire".

They also developed an airgun that could fire radio-labelled silver wire into a car tyre from 25 yards.

RPA's premises and equipment were set on fire, Radio Bonesha and Télé Renaissance were also smashed up and Radio Isanganiro closed down.