How and what to post on NorCalFire. Following these rules help keep the sanity
on a busy list of 500+ readers. Thank you!
1. Northern California Fire Radio
Any and all questions regarding how to monitor fire radio are welcome on
NorCalFire. This may include how certain agencies work, their frequencies,
methods of operation, and any other info to better our listening hobby. This
list is also used for incident information for fires in Northern California. If
it's off topic, you're moderated for good. Moderators have lives too and we hate
to babysit.
2. Common Sense:
We know it's a fire. We know it's a new fire. So don't post New Fire or New
Start in the subject line. By the 2nd message about the fire, it isn't new
anymore. We'll see a new fire started by seeing a post with a new subject line.
This is a pet peeve of mine, and many others. Expect it enforced.
3. Subject Lines:
Get at least the following: County or Jurisdiction, general location, incident
name. Example subject lines that please everybody include:
Butte - Honey Run Canyon
SHF Bolli Incident
Timber Fire, Lassen USFS Turner Mtn
Calavaras - Alpine Lake fire?
4. No one-liners, or one-acres, or thank-yous, or you're-welcomes.
This goes for the "play-by-play" posters. Please combine the information that
you've gathered into a larger post. If you're posting sooner than every 15-30
minutes about a fire, you're posting too much. Wait for a size-up of the fire
before posting.
No Strike Team deployments - it's more noise than valuable info to us.
Don't send thank you's (or if one gets through, don't send you're welcomes
back") to the list. If a large fire got covered nicely on the list, and it is
quiet on the list, and you were directly affected by the posts regarding that
fire, you may thank the list or the particular people. If this is abused, you
will be asked to stop. This just adds to an already busy list.
5. Replying
Read all messages before replying. You might be replying to a question that got
answered ten times already. Also use one message to reply to all items for any
particular topic.
6. Acronyms
Learn them. Do not complain about them. Too many people on the list use these
acronyms in their daily lives. They do not need to stop when posting to this
list. It is expected of you to learn these acronyms if you want to enjoy fire
radio of any degree. Acronyms are readily available on the Internet. There is a
link to acronyms etc. at the bottom of every post. Use it.
http://www.scancal.org/glossary.html
7. Sphere of Influence
If it isn't of direct importance to you or your family, don't ask back about
details to a fire 200 miles away from you. Chances are the original poster
posted all the info they had and will post again when new info is had. Don't ask
about updates, or size etc. If it's significant, it will be updated as needed.
Do not live vicariously through the list.
8. Moderation
All new members are on moderation until shown they are real live breathing human
beings interested in Nothern California Fire Radio, and not selling us a magic
pill.
Was everyone sleeping today while we had high 60's temps with 10% RH and
40mph sustained winds?
Mendocino working a 70-100 acre fire in the Grindstone drainage area off
of Doe Peak. Driving home tonight I could see from Orland both sides of
the canyon lit up with quite a few hotspots - at 9:25pm! Quite the fire
for this location and time. And no rain until next weekend? They flew
Copter 205 Saturday and rolled dozers out of TGU. Will see if there's
any aircraft planned for Sunday.
http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php
169.175 MNF Forest (priority 2 on scancal.org live scanner)
168.200 Tac 2 (pri3)
Jake
Prescribed burn...still within prescribed parameters...they are just nervous
about the winds...
Tim Tribble
Sent from my VZW BB
-----Original Message-----
From: Jake H <yahoo@...>
Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:24:20
To: <norcalfire@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
Was everyone sleeping today while we had high 60's temps with 10% RH and
40mph sustained winds?
Mendocino working a 70-100 acre fire in the Grindstone drainage area off
of Doe Peak. Driving home tonight I could see from Orland both sides of
the canyon lit up with quite a few hotspots - at 9:25pm! Quite the fire
for this location and time. And no rain until next weekend? They flew
Copter 205 Saturday and rolled dozers out of TGU. Will see if there's
any aircraft planned for Sunday.
http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php
169.175 MNF Forest (priority 2 on scancal.org live scanner)
168.200 Tac 2 (pri3)
Jake
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Oh THAT I didn't realize. Thanks Tim! Yeah, there was a lot of radio
chatter and visual heat for an RX burn at 930pm :)
Jake
Donald Timothy Tribble wrote:
>
> Prescribed burn...still within prescribed parameters.. .they are just
> nervous about the winds...
>
> Tim Tribble
> Sent from my VZW BB
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jake H <yahoo@norcalscan. org <mailto:yahoo%40norcalscan.org>>
> Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:24:20
> To: <norcalfire@yahoogro ups.com <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Subject: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
>
> Was everyone sleeping today while we had high 60's temps with 10% RH and
> 40mph sustained winds?
>
> Mendocino working a 70-100 acre fire in the Grindstone drainage area off
> of Doe Peak. Driving home tonight I could see from Orland both sides of
> the canyon lit up with quite a few hotspots - at 9:25pm! Quite the fire
> for this location and time. And no rain until next weekend? They flew
> Copter 205 Saturday and rolled dozers out of TGU. Will see if there's
> any aircraft planned for Sunday.
>
> http://www.fs. fed.us/r5/ mendocino/ maps/quad/ block/alder_
> springs.php
> <http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php>
>
> 169.175 MNF Forest (priority 2 on scancal.org live scanner)
> 168.200 Tac 2 (pri3)
>
> Jake
>
>
>
> ------------ --------- --------- ------
>
> Acronyms and More!
> http://www.scancal. org/glossary. html
> <http://www.scancal.org/glossary.html>
>
> Moderator questions/problems?
> mail directly at norcalfire-owner@ yahoogroups. comYahoo
> <mailto:norcalfire-owner%40yahoogroups.comYahoo>! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
Well...that's the story USFS is sticking too...for the moment...
Tim Tribble
Sent from my VZW BB
-----Original Message-----
From: Jake H <yahoo@...>
Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:40:12
To: <norcalfire@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
Oh THAT I didn't realize. Thanks Tim! Yeah, there was a lot of radio
chatter and visual heat for an RX burn at 930pm :)
Jake
Donald Timothy Tribble wrote:
>
> Prescribed burn...still within prescribed parameters.. .they are just
> nervous about the winds...
>
> Tim Tribble
> Sent from my VZW BB
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jake H <yahoo@norcalscan. org <mailto:yahoo%40norcalscan.org>>
> Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:24:20
> To: <norcalfire@yahoogro ups.com <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Subject: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
>
> Was everyone sleeping today while we had high 60's temps with 10% RH and
> 40mph sustained winds?
>
> Mendocino working a 70-100 acre fire in the Grindstone drainage area off
> of Doe Peak. Driving home tonight I could see from Orland both sides of
> the canyon lit up with quite a few hotspots - at 9:25pm! Quite the fire
> for this location and time. And no rain until next weekend? They flew
> Copter 205 Saturday and rolled dozers out of TGU. Will see if there's
> any aircraft planned for Sunday.
>
> http://www.fs. fed.us/r5/ mendocino/ maps/quad/ block/alder_
> springs.php
> <http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php>
>
> 169.175 MNF Forest (priority 2 on scancal.org live scanner)
> 168.200 Tac 2 (pri3)
>
> Jake
>
>
>
> ------------ --------- --------- ------
>
> Acronyms and More!
> http://www.scancal. org/glossary. html
> <http://www.scancal.org/glossary.html>
>
> Moderator questions/problems?
> mail directly at norcalfire-owner@ yahoogroups. comYahoo
> <mailto:norcalfire-owner%40yahoogroups.comYahoo>! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
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Wonder if this could explain the heavy helo (crane type) that flew north
low heading to chico yesterday (Saturday) could have scratched its belly
_____
From: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com [mailto:norcalfire@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Donald Timothy Tribble
Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 10:42 PM
To: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
Well...that's the story USFS is sticking too...for the moment...
Tim Tribble
Sent from my VZW BB
-----Original Message-----
From: Jake H <yahoo@norcalscan. <mailto:yahoo%40norcalscan.org> org>
Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:40:12
To: <norcalfire@yahoogro <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com> ups.com>
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
Oh THAT I didn't realize. Thanks Tim! Yeah, there was a lot of radio
chatter and visual heat for an RX burn at 930pm :)
Jake
Donald Timothy Tribble wrote:
>
> Prescribed burn...still within prescribed parameters.. .they are just
> nervous about the winds...
>
> Tim Tribble
> Sent from my VZW BB
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jake H <yahoo@norcalscan. org <mailto:yahoo%40norcalscan.org>>
> Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:24:20
> To: <norcalfire@yahoogro ups.com <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Subject: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
>
> Was everyone sleeping today while we had high 60's temps with 10% RH and
> 40mph sustained winds?
>
> Mendocino working a 70-100 acre fire in the Grindstone drainage area off
> of Doe Peak. Driving home tonight I could see from Orland both sides of
> the canyon lit up with quite a few hotspots - at 9:25pm! Quite the fire
> for this location and time. And no rain until next weekend? They flew
> Copter 205 Saturday and rolled dozers out of TGU. Will see if there's
> any aircraft planned for Sunday.
>
> http://www.fs. fed.us/r5/ mendocino/ maps/quad/ block/alder_
> springs.php
> <http://www.fs.
<http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php>
fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php>
>
> 169.175 MNF Forest (priority 2 on scancal.org live scanner)
> 168.200 Tac 2 (pri3)
>
> Jake
>
>
>
> ------------ --------- --------- ------
>
> Acronyms and More!
> http://www.scancal. org/glossary. html
> <http://www.scancal. <http://www.scancal.org/glossary.html>
org/glossary.html>
>
> Moderator questions/problems?
> mail directly at norcalfire-owner@ yahoogroups. comYahoo
> <mailto:norcalfire-owner%40yahoogroups.comYahoo>! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
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Actually It's a RX burn that got a little out of hand. As I understand it
they have not called in an escape burn yet. They have 24 hrs to get it
contained & back in prescription before it's required.
From: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com [mailto:norcalfire@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Rick
Sent: Sunday, November 29, 2009 7:07 AM
To: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
Wonder if this could explain the heavy helo (crane type) that flew north
low heading to chico yesterday (Saturday) could have scratched its belly
_____
From: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com>
[mailto:norcalfire@yahoogroups.com <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com> ]
On
Behalf Of Donald Timothy Tribble
Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 10:42 PM
To: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
Well...that's the story USFS is sticking too...for the moment...
Tim Tribble
Sent from my VZW BB
-----Original Message-----
From: Jake H <yahoo@norcalscan. <mailto:yahoo%40norcalscan.org> org>
Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:40:12
To: <norcalfire@yahoogro <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com> ups.com>
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
Oh THAT I didn't realize. Thanks Tim! Yeah, there was a lot of radio
chatter and visual heat for an RX burn at 930pm :)
Jake
Donald Timothy Tribble wrote:
>
> Prescribed burn...still within prescribed parameters.. .they are just
> nervous about the winds...
>
> Tim Tribble
> Sent from my VZW BB
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jake H <yahoo@norcalscan. org <mailto:yahoo%40norcalscan.org>>
> Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:24:20
> To: <norcalfire@yahoogro ups.com <mailto:norcalfire%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Subject: [NorCalFire] MNF - Doe Peak fire
>
> Was everyone sleeping today while we had high 60's temps with 10% RH and
> 40mph sustained winds?
>
> Mendocino working a 70-100 acre fire in the Grindstone drainage area off
> of Doe Peak. Driving home tonight I could see from Orland both sides of
> the canyon lit up with quite a few hotspots - at 9:25pm! Quite the fire
> for this location and time. And no rain until next weekend? They flew
> Copter 205 Saturday and rolled dozers out of TGU. Will see if there's
> any aircraft planned for Sunday.
>
> http://www.fs. fed.us/r5/ mendocino/ maps/quad/ block/alder_
> springs.php
> <http://www.fs.
<http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php>
fed.us/r5/mendocino/maps/quad/block/alder_springs.php>
>
> 169.175 MNF Forest (priority 2 on scancal.org live scanner)
> 168.200 Tac 2 (pri3)
>
> Jake
>
>
>
> ------------ --------- --------- ------
>
> Acronyms and More!
> http://www.scancal. org/glossary. html
> <http://www.scancal. <http://www.scancal.org/glossary.html>
org/glossary.html>
>
> Moderator questions/problems?
> mail directly at norcalfire-owner@ yahoogroups. comYahoo
> <mailto:norcalfire-owner%40yahoogroups.comYahoo>! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
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How and what to post on NorCalFire. Following these rules help keep the sanity
on a busy list of 500+ readers. Thank you!
1. Northern California Fire Radio
Any and all questions regarding how to monitor fire radio are welcome on
NorCalFire. This may include how certain agencies work, their frequencies,
methods of operation, and any other info to better our listening hobby. This
list is also used for incident information for fires in Northern California. If
it's off topic, you're moderated for good. Moderators have lives too and we hate
to babysit.
2. Common Sense:
We know it's a fire. We know it's a new fire. So don't post New Fire or New
Start in the subject line. By the 2nd message about the fire, it isn't new
anymore. We'll see a new fire started by seeing a post with a new subject line.
This is a pet peeve of mine, and many others. Expect it enforced.
3. Subject Lines:
Get at least the following: County or Jurisdiction, general location, incident
name. Example subject lines that please everybody include:
Butte - Honey Run Canyon
SHF Bolli Incident
Timber Fire, Lassen USFS Turner Mtn
Calavaras - Alpine Lake fire?
4. No one-liners, or one-acres, or thank-yous, or you're-welcomes.
This goes for the "play-by-play" posters. Please combine the information that
you've gathered into a larger post. If you're posting sooner than every 15-30
minutes about a fire, you're posting too much. Wait for a size-up of the fire
before posting.
No Strike Team deployments - it's more noise than valuable info to us.
Don't send thank you's (or if one gets through, don't send you're welcomes
back") to the list. If a large fire got covered nicely on the list, and it is
quiet on the list, and you were directly affected by the posts regarding that
fire, you may thank the list or the particular people. If this is abused, you
will be asked to stop. This just adds to an already busy list.
5. Replying
Read all messages before replying. You might be replying to a question that got
answered ten times already. Also use one message to reply to all items for any
particular topic.
6. Acronyms
Learn them. Do not complain about them. Too many people on the list use these
acronyms in their daily lives. They do not need to stop when posting to this
list. It is expected of you to learn these acronyms if you want to enjoy fire
radio of any degree. Acronyms are readily available on the Internet. There is a
link to acronyms etc. at the bottom of every post. Use it.
http://www.scancal.org/glossary.html
7. Sphere of Influence
If it isn't of direct importance to you or your family, don't ask back about
details to a fire 200 miles away from you. Chances are the original poster
posted all the info they had and will post again when new info is had. Don't ask
about updates, or size etc. If it's significant, it will be updated as needed.
Do not live vicariously through the list.
8. Moderation
All new members are on moderation until shown they are real live breathing human
beings interested in Nothern California Fire Radio, and not selling us a magic
pill.
Structure fire in Olivehurst (Yuba county) bakery in a strip mall. Olivehurst
and 5th. Olivehurst fire with mutual aid from Linda FD and Wheatland fire. Cmd
154.250 and yuba fire tac 1. 153.830
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?ctid=240
How and what to post on NorCalFire. Following these rules help keep the sanity
on a busy list of 500+ readers. Thank you!
1. Northern California Fire Radio
Any and all questions regarding how to monitor fire radio are welcome on
NorCalFire. This may include how certain agencies work, their frequencies,
methods of operation, and any other info to better our listening hobby. This
list is also used for incident information for fires in Northern California. If
it's off topic, you're moderated for good. Moderators have lives too and we hate
to babysit.
2. Common Sense:
We know it's a fire. We know it's a new fire. So don't post New Fire or New
Start in the subject line. By the 2nd message about the fire, it isn't new
anymore. We'll see a new fire started by seeing a post with a new subject line.
This is a pet peeve of mine, and many others. Expect it enforced.
3. Subject Lines:
Get at least the following: County or Jurisdiction, general location, incident
name. Example subject lines that please everybody include:
Butte - Honey Run Canyon
SHF Bolli Incident
Timber Fire, Lassen USFS Turner Mtn
Calavaras - Alpine Lake fire?
4. No one-liners, or one-acres, or thank-yous, or you're-welcomes.
This goes for the "play-by-play" posters. Please combine the information that
you've gathered into a larger post. If you're posting sooner than every 15-30
minutes about a fire, you're posting too much. Wait for a size-up of the fire
before posting.
No Strike Team deployments - it's more noise than valuable info to us.
Don't send thank you's (or if one gets through, don't send you're welcomes
back") to the list. If a large fire got covered nicely on the list, and it is
quiet on the list, and you were directly affected by the posts regarding that
fire, you may thank the list or the particular people. If this is abused, you
will be asked to stop. This just adds to an already busy list.
5. Replying
Read all messages before replying. You might be replying to a question that got
answered ten times already. Also use one message to reply to all items for any
particular topic.
6. Acronyms
Learn them. Do not complain about them. Too many people on the list use these
acronyms in their daily lives. They do not need to stop when posting to this
list. It is expected of you to learn these acronyms if you want to enjoy fire
radio of any degree. Acronyms are readily available on the Internet. There is a
link to acronyms etc. at the bottom of every post. Use it.
http://www.scancal.org/glossary.html
7. Sphere of Influence
If it isn't of direct importance to you or your family, don't ask back about
details to a fire 200 miles away from you. Chances are the original poster
posted all the info they had and will post again when new info is had. Don't ask
about updates, or size etc. If it's significant, it will be updated as needed.
Do not live vicariously through the list.
8. Moderation
All new members are on moderation until shown they are real live breathing human
beings interested in Nothern California Fire Radio, and not selling us a magic
pill.
Code 4 thanks... I was west of PCH in a parking lot on former tidelands
and shook like hell. Inland, like my home shook good but no damage.
Scanner feed...
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?action=wp&feedId=1161
John Gleichweit wrote:
> You Code 4 after the EQ?
>
> --
> John "Smokey Behr" Gleichweit FF1/EMT, CCNA, MCSE
Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on damage or
injuries?
CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
Thanks,
Chris
This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
listening to the live feed. CHP cad in Redding showed a small slide in
299w jwo red hill. SHU did a facilities check. CHP Redding did a broadcast.
live feed has numerous gas leaks both under street and to residents.
Hydrants are out of commission. Water lines broken all over. Power seems
to be out all over Eureka except for an island of power near Plaza and
central town. Unknown building name, just reported partial collapse and
a foot displacement.
Unfortunately skip isn't happening tonight so I'm not hearing the ham
repeaters or HCSO live. Sure felt the shake though in Red Bluff.
Jake
Chris Nichols wrote:
>
> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
> damage or injuries?
>
> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
> This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
>
>
Thanks Jake! If anyone near ground zero can add info, it would be appreciated!!
Chris
This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
-----Original Message-----
From: Jake H <yahoo@...>
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 2010 18:00:45
To: <norcalfire@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
listening to the live feed. CHP cad in Redding showed a small slide in
299w jwo red hill. SHU did a facilities check. CHP Redding did a broadcast.
live feed has numerous gas leaks both under street and to residents.
Hydrants are out of commission. Water lines broken all over. Power seems
to be out all over Eureka except for an island of power near Plaza and
central town. Unknown building name, just reported partial collapse and
a foot displacement.
Unfortunately skip isn't happening tonight so I'm not hearing the ham
repeaters or HCSO live. Sure felt the shake though in Red Bluff.
Jake
Chris Nichols wrote:
>
> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
> damage or injuries?
>
> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
> This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
>
>
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Felt it good in Willow Creek. no known damage at this time.
--- On Sat, 1/9/10, Jake H <yahoo@...> wrote:
From: Jake H <yahoo@...>
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
To: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, January 9, 2010, 6:00 PM
listening to the live feed. CHP cad in Redding showed a small slide in
299w jwo red hill. SHU did a facilities check. CHP Redding did a broadcast.
live feed has numerous gas leaks both under street and to residents.
Hydrants are out of commission. Water lines broken all over. Power seems
to be out all over Eureka except for an island of power near Plaza and
central town. Unknown building name, just reported partial collapse and
a foot displacement.
Unfortunately skip isn't happening tonight so I'm not hearing the ham
repeaters or HCSO live. Sure felt the shake though in Red Bluff.
Jake
Chris Nichols wrote:
>
> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
> damage or injuries?
>
> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
> This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
>
>
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Dozens (at least) reports of minor/moderate injuries, and many reports
of minor/moderate damage mostly to older homes and businesses in Eureka.
Roadways/bridges being inspected. Majority of damage reports seem to be
of gas leaks and power lines down, some homes knocked off their
foundations. Have NOT heard any reports of fatalities or total building
collapses.
Humboldt Scanner feed:
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?ctid=194http://tinyurl.com/EurekaAreaMaphttp://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Quakes/nc71338066.htm
Harry
Chris Nichols wrote:
> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
> damage or injuries?
>
> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
Thank you for the updates
In a message dated 1/9/2010 6:04:45 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
cowgirll299@... writes:
Felt it good in Willow Creek. no known damage at this time.
--- On Sat, 1/9/10, Jake H <_yahoo@..._
(mailto:yahoo@...) > wrote:
From: Jake H <_yahoo@..._ (mailto:yahoo@...) >
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
To: _norcalfire@yahoogronorcalf_ (mailto:norcalfire@yahoogroups.com)
Date: Saturday, January 9, 2010, 6:00 PM
listening to the live feed. CHP cad in Redding showed a small slide in
299w jwo red hill. SHU did a facilities check. CHP Redding did a broadcast.
live feed has numerous gas leaks both under street and to residents.
Hydrants are out of commission. Water lines broken all over. Power seems
to be out all over Eureka except for an island of power near Plaza and
central town. Unknown building name, just reported partial collapse and
a foot displacement.
Unfortunately skip isn't happening tonight so I'm not hearing the ham
repeaters or HCSO live. Sure felt the shake though in Red Bluff.
Jake
Chris Nichols wrote:
>
> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
> damage or injuries?
>
> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
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How large was the earthquake??
-----Original Message-----
From: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com [mailto:norcalfire@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jake H
Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2010 6:01 PM
To: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
listening to the live feed. CHP cad in Redding showed a small slide in
299w jwo red hill. SHU did a facilities check. CHP Redding did a broadcast.
live feed has numerous gas leaks both under street and to residents.
Hydrants are out of commission. Water lines broken all over. Power seems
to be out all over Eureka except for an island of power near Plaza and
central town. Unknown building name, just reported partial collapse and
a foot displacement.
Unfortunately skip isn't happening tonight so I'm not hearing the ham
repeaters or HCSO live. Sure felt the shake though in Red Bluff.
Jake
Chris Nichols wrote:
>
> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
> damage or injuries?
>
> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
> This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
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6.5
Best Regards ,
Pranay Manghirmalani
(925) 575-1177
pranaymanghirmalani@...
Defeat doesn't finish a man -- quit does. A man is not finished when he's
defeated. He's finished when he quits
Richard M. Nixon
-----Original Message-----
From: "Rick" <kb6bhb@...>
Date: Sat, 9 Jan 2010 21:58:18
To: <norcalfire@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
How large was the earthquake??
-----Original Message-----
From: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com [mailto:norcalfire@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jake H
Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2010 6:01 PM
To: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
listening to the live feed. CHP cad in Redding showed a small slide in
299w jwo red hill. SHU did a facilities check. CHP Redding did a broadcast.
live feed has numerous gas leaks both under street and to residents.
Hydrants are out of commission. Water lines broken all over. Power seems
to be out all over Eureka except for an island of power near Plaza and
central town. Unknown building name, just reported partial collapse and
a foot displacement.
Unfortunately skip isn't happening tonight so I'm not hearing the ham
repeaters or HCSO live. Sure felt the shake though in Red Bluff.
Jake
Chris Nichols wrote:
>
> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
> damage or injuries?
>
> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
> This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
>
>
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick" <kb6bhb@...>
To: <norcalfire@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2010 9:58 PM
Subject: RE: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
> How large was the earthquake??
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com [mailto:norcalfire@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of Jake H
> Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2010 6:01 PM
> To: norcalfire@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [NorCalFire] Earthquake Info
>
> listening to the live feed. CHP cad in Redding showed a small slide in
> 299w jwo red hill. SHU did a facilities check. CHP Redding did a
> broadcast.
>
> live feed has numerous gas leaks both under street and to residents.
> Hydrants are out of commission. Water lines broken all over. Power seems
> to be out all over Eureka except for an island of power near Plaza and
> central town. Unknown building name, just reported partial collapse and
> a foot displacement.
>
> Unfortunately skip isn't happening tonight so I'm not hearing the ham
> repeaters or HCSO live. Sure felt the shake though in Red Bluff.
> Jake
>
> Chris Nichols wrote:
>>
>> Hope everyone is okay up in NorCal! Can anyone provide information on
>> damage or injuries?
>>
>> CHP website is reporting rocks in the roadway etc....
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Chris
>>
>>
>>
>> This message was sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
>>
>>
>
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At least if you're listening via the "Web Player" option (at
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?action=wp&feedId=1161 ) yes,
these can be an issue of the feed repeating itself after a while. Just
hit the page-refresh thing on your browser, or else "F5" and it should
bring you current. It's a glitch in their system that they haven't
resolved yet.
Harry
> I'd swear it's repeating now.....very wierd.
>
> Some things were a bit distinctive, like having the ambulance door
> blocked with patients....I suppose it might happen again, but....
>
> Deja vu?
Hi All,
I feel I owe the group a I'm sorry.
As this group Pam Alley, Jake and All, keeps us "over the hill" on the coast so
well informed throughout the year. I feel I dropped the ball by not forwarding
information on the Quake.
I was in touch through our Radio Hum Group With Harry Marnell and others, we
traded and posted information from different areas and with Harrys Radio
Referance site for Humboldt County we were aware of conditions and power
outages. I got so caught up I forgot to post any information to the norcalfire
Group until much later.
It's not often we are the center of news. I'm sorry for not remembering this
group.
Joe Lacey
Crescent City
Welll......as long as you behave in future, I won't hold it against you! :)
:)
Although when comparing the damage between your EQ and Haiti's...it really
makes you realize how lucky we are.
PA
I have been listing to redding fire tonight and they have been toning out med
units on Redding f-1. More like a multicast from 462.975. Only redding fire and
only med calls that are dispathed in city. I have a link up at RR of shasta
county.
Mike Daly
Full DART and SAR callouts to a 'jeep in a canal' dynamic water rescue. 2
occupants.
Nothing further at this time.
Humbug IC on CALCORD
Butte Fire 151.400
Butte Co. Sheriff 154.725
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