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Robo wrote:

Helitak_670 wrote:I have Wanneroo and Quinns rock turning out to a incident, but have not been able to capture where it is. Anyone been listening in as well and know?

I keep missing the suburb as well. It's north of lancelin according to the helitacs.

As Kyeboi said before, ocean farms road in nilgen

So has anyone heard any information about the wundowie fire as the fesa site only has a smoke warning but no inform on the fire itself

Just like the fire in bassendean a few years ago, the will be there for days with that one

Is that the same fire as this mornings or just the same location?

Possibly as it is apparently raining up there now and they have cancelled the request for support crews that we received earlier today.

Carnarvon fire is still going good. People and appliances are slated to head up there from the metro area. There is a map on the DEC website, with the northern head fire about 30km wide and the southern one about 20 odd. Pretty =D> decent fire that is for sure. Yep just received a text about that, ...

True that may be but only due to the outcome of the incident that wangara attended. Im sure nobody here is naive enough to beleive that a turnout from a station such as ellenbrook, osborne park or duncraig would be effiecient on a day such as wednesday just gone when you have a head fire moving at ...

I agree, always look forward to seeing their station all lit up at christmas time.

HL 101 wrote:I Know it a little late, but I must say Joondalup fire station did a really good job on decorating their station with Christmas lights!! Well done to the Boys & Girls at Joondalup.

In our brigade we have 5 vehicles fitted with a combination of 3 different radios, supported by 2 different handheld units. Our 2 newer appliances were delivered with only WAERN Green radios installed, and our older appliances originally fitted with black radios have now had a WAERN Yellow radio ad...

The last lot of information I received with regards to the use of radio's in our brigade from a fire fighters point of view not setting up the incident because lets face it that's what 99% of vollies will only be there to put the fire out, for this season so far was midbands are used for comms with ...

On Perth Now website http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/wa-bushfire-guru-tips-perfect-storm/story-e6frg15c-1226229919325 A bit far fetched. Not at all, its exactly what happened in 1961, Dwellingup and a number of small forestry towns were totally destroyed with Dwellingup the only t...

Sorry to be so blase and insensitive to all those that really follow these things & the different types of aircraft on a fire ground. who cares what it is called- big helicopter here -I am happy!. Now more water available so I can go home to me family. Now come on be nice, Helitak's have feelin...

Ye[quote="Helitak_670"]Wanneroo LT, 12.2, Bullsbrook 7.2, 3.4 I heard had been turned out to the incident.
Heard from our 7.2 crew who said they were there supplying water to both Quinns 3.4 and wanneroo 4.4

hold3n wrote:

Wazza Y wrote:

written_ficton wrote:-3.4

???? Whose 3.4 and where

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=FESA+3.4 here

location probably the post above it

??? Still confused, link was just a google search? I know what a 3.4 is as we have one also so do you mean possibly that Quinns 3.4 also turned out to the Wanneroo incident?

written_ficton wrote:-3.4

???? Whose 3.4 and where