NZ Fire Service Radio, Scanning Auckland Channel

Numerous calls and reponses during a relatively busy night for fire crews in Auckland City. Includes call and response tones. Recorded by Auckland's relatively new UHF network. Most of the used fire code known as the K-codes to communicate with dispatch (firecom Known as The NZ Fire K) codes used to reduce the time of the air. They range from K0 to K99 (see list below). MSUs (mobile unit status) in the operational vehicles, the status codes are transmitted K - K0 through K9 and...



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Training a one way alert to service dogs (hearing and medical alert dogs)

Learn how to train your dog service for you to alert sounds (hearing alerts) and non-diabetic and other health warnings. Note the asterisk (*) indicates when the clicker's behavior marks. Note that barking is not a behavior that is desirable for an alert behavior for assistance dogs. The public is disruptful and is used only for emergencies, to draw attention to a person who needs to call for help. This video is closed captioned. Provided by Vancouver Iceland Toy Dogs. Nanaimo, BC ...



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