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Old 06-02-2014, 8:43 PM
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Default FDNY "Yellow thing" attached to portable holsters
Can anyone tell me what this "yellow thing" - for lack of a better term - is, attached to the holster?
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Looks to be a 4 gas meter of sorts

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Looks almost like an old pass device.

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Could it be for radation detector
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That's the ultraradiac radiation detector and dosimeter
Carried by all ems and fire officers.
Each firefighter has one but kept in a case on the rig until needed.
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Looks almost like an old pass device.

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