[EAS] a note of interest

[Mike McCarthy]

To Be honest, I don't. In 7 years, we have 200 hours on the in-city 
genset. Of which only 10-20 are related to an outright power loss. That 
said, if the city comes to us in dire straits knowing downtown studios 
can't be operated for any reason such as evacuation, getting fuel will 
be rather simple....

MM

On 1/11/2013 11:21 AM, Marlin Jackson wrote:
> I'll bet you have the Diesel companies emergency number or maybe even the drivers cell number handy just incase. We also have numbers for the snow plow company for our less accessible sites. Now mountain tops are a different story. We have diesel to run at least 3 weeks although we never have ran more than a day.
>
> Marlin Jackson, CSTE
> Assistant Chief Engineer,
> RF Systems
> KXLY Broadcast Group
> 500 W Boone
> Spokane, WA 99201
>
> marlinj at kxly.com
> 509-329-4908
>
>>>> Mike McCarthy<towers at mre.com>  1/10/2013 5:53 PM>>>
> I will also suggest one check with the local fire and building code on
> maximum amount of fuel permissible on site and minimum distances to
> structures and set-backs.