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Belmont ICV

Photo 9 - Do they even have a letterbox and get mail in that thing?

philby wrote:Photo 9 - Do they even have a letterbox and get mail in that thing?

Not sure I follow?

I think what Phil saying is do they get Mail at Incidents ? Because if you look on the left of Picture number 9 there a postie moving away from the ICV, and near the stairs of the ICV there a yellow bag what looks like the postie has dropped it off.


I may be wrong though

philby wrote:Photo 9 - Do they even have a letterbox and get mail in that thing?

I loled

does any one have apic of the interior of the icv

http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au/internet/defa ... tentid=713


There a video of the ICV on that Link. Pretty sure it shows a little bit inside the ICV.

I thought the yellow bag was one of the kind that has weights in it, for keeping guy ropes or marquees anchored, although I did look for the mailing slot in the door

written_ficton wrote:

philby wrote:Photo 9 - Do they even have a letterbox and get mail in that thing?

Not sure I follow?

Sorry, a bad attempt a some humour.

dlcat1 wrote:I thought the yellow bag was one of the kind that has weights in it, for keeping guy ropes or marquees anchored, although I did look for the mailing slot in the door

We have one of those same type yellow bags on our truck. it contains 'Blocks and Chocks' and a rubber hammer, i say that bag contained the wood for the 4 stabilizers. but that is my guess

what is that Siren/Pa looking thing for

hold_3_n wrote:what is that Siren/Pa looking thing for

possibly to hear the radio (6AR) or could be attached to the PA inside the cab.

Far as I’m aware it called an exit speaker. It main role is to provide sound for crews at jobs so if 6AR needs to contact them they can here it much more louder if they are operating the pump or rescue equipment .