Nice video but I think you made a mistake when you said that "Irving Fire Medic 2 has arrived." I think you mean "is en route". Maybe I misunderstood that. Doesn't matter though, good video.
Another thing, if you are interested in the Fire Service, check out your local fire department (Irving I take it?). If it's a dream of yours, don't let it die. Go for it! Don't think that you can't do it. Never give up on a dream as I always say!
@boston18967345 Hi there. Thanks for the comment. I was trying to say "Medic 2 has a run", but it wasn't very clear. I love following the fire service as a fan, but I'm probably too old to go into it as a profession as I'm almost 48 years old.
@ColinFWheeler No problem. I don't know how things work in Irving but some places have age limits only for civil service departments. As for non-civil service, if you can pass the physical, you should be set. My advice: call up your local fire department and ask what their membership requirements are. What do you have to lose, right?
Didn't I hear them also dispatch a engine from the same station also to the call? Only the ambulance left unless the engine pulled out after you had quit filming
@arohn2007 Hi and thanks for the question. Medic 2 was dispatched along w/ Engine 5. Engine 5 responded from its own station in southwest Irving. Engine 5 was closer to the address than Medic 2 was. Medic 2 was responding in place of Medic 5, which was on another run. You can hear Medic 5 clearing (becoming available) from Baylor Irving Hospital at the very end of this video.
Wow, you need a better hobby than sitting in front of fire stations waiting to get your rocks off when you see them responding. You are a true scanner geek.
Hi and thanks. Programming scanners is pretty easy ... especially if the frequencies are non-trunked. You can get the frequencies from the internet. If you take the scanner to where you bought it (e.g., Radio Shack) they're usually very helpful in programming it. Good luck!
Hi and thanks. I'm glad you like them. I have a few different scanners, but I use a Radio Shack Pro-528 Triple Trunking scanner for monitoring the IFD. The department is on a trunked system. IFD Station 2 is the busiest station in the department.
I looking into getting one and I want to be able to monitor Tarant county for AMR, Dallas and the IFD. Can I use that scanner? Also, how much will it run me?
dont let ur age make you think other wise, go for it
rtinminn 7 months ago
nice ambo
firebird960 11 months ago
Nice video but I think you made a mistake when you said that "Irving Fire Medic 2 has arrived." I think you mean "is en route". Maybe I misunderstood that. Doesn't matter though, good video.
Another thing, if you are interested in the Fire Service, check out your local fire department (Irving I take it?). If it's a dream of yours, don't let it die. Go for it! Don't think that you can't do it. Never give up on a dream as I always say!
boston18967345 1 year ago
@boston18967345 Hi there. Thanks for the comment. I was trying to say "Medic 2 has a run", but it wasn't very clear. I love following the fire service as a fan, but I'm probably too old to go into it as a profession as I'm almost 48 years old.
ColinFWheeler 1 year ago
@ColinFWheeler No problem. I don't know how things work in Irving but some places have age limits only for civil service departments. As for non-civil service, if you can pass the physical, you should be set. My advice: call up your local fire department and ask what their membership requirements are. What do you have to lose, right?
boston18967345 1 year ago
@ColinFWheeler if they are volunteer. they'll take anyone! always a job you can do
granvilledrummer 10 months ago
Is that box made by Frasier?
engine173351 1 year ago
it was 20 seconds to respond nice response time
LADDERTRUCK53 1 year ago
Didn't I hear them also dispatch a engine from the same station also to the call? Only the ambulance left unless the engine pulled out after you had quit filming
arohn2007 1 year ago
@arohn2007 Hi and thanks for the question. Medic 2 was dispatched along w/ Engine 5. Engine 5 responded from its own station in southwest Irving. Engine 5 was closer to the address than Medic 2 was. Medic 2 was responding in place of Medic 5, which was on another run. You can hear Medic 5 clearing (becoming available) from Baylor Irving Hospital at the very end of this video.
ColinFWheeler 1 year ago
niceeeeee vid
christianpolice 1 year ago
@christianpolice Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.
ColinFWheeler 1 year ago
smartsiren?
ipkul3ter 1 year ago
You should do vids of Frisco FD from their Central Station. They have some crazy trucks.
Elegance469 1 year ago
Nice Truck!
HamptonFireRescue 1 year ago
if your so interested in the fire service, why not join?? its a great field!!
lordice123 1 year ago
Wow, you need a better hobby than sitting in front of fire stations waiting to get your rocks off when you see them responding. You are a true scanner geek.
fsuboy75 2 years ago
are you a firemam or emt
lambn41 2 years ago
I work in the airline industry. I've been interested in fire department operations since I was a teenager.
ColinFWheeler 2 years ago
First time i ever heard an ambulance with a SmartSiren. Ive usually only heard them in police cars.
MetalSanke 2 years ago
I like this video and I have a scanner and can't program my scanner. How do you do that
9gostars 2 years ago
Hi and thanks. Programming scanners is pretty easy ... especially if the frequencies are non-trunked. You can get the frequencies from the internet. If you take the scanner to where you bought it (e.g., Radio Shack) they're usually very helpful in programming it. Good luck!
ColinFWheeler 2 years ago
nice rig!
rrobertsnot5150 2 years ago
Irving is my hometown! Live 5 Miles from that station and know a few guys that work there. I like the vids! what kind of scanner do you use?
zuhalter08 2 years ago
Hi and thanks. I'm glad you like them. I have a few different scanners, but I use a Radio Shack Pro-528 Triple Trunking scanner for monitoring the IFD. The department is on a trunked system. IFD Station 2 is the busiest station in the department.
ColinFWheeler 2 years ago
I looking into getting one and I want to be able to monitor Tarant county for AMR, Dallas and the IFD. Can I use that scanner? Also, how much will it run me?
zuhalter08 2 years ago
Yes, it'll work for those. It costs approximately $150.
ColinFWheeler 2 years ago
nice ambulance!! cool vid!! awesome!!!
franktonfire 2 years ago
Thanks a lot. I'm glad you liked it.
ColinFWheeler 2 years ago
Sorry if i put poor, i meant to put five stars
DolphinDefender 2 years ago
Thanks. I appreciate that.
ColinFWheeler 2 years ago