The stream is telling you more than you may realize. In this episode, Kyle Romagus explores how stream sounds can provide feedback on flow, pressure, and nozzle operation. He explains what firefighters should listen for and how
those audible cues can help identify problems, confirm proper flow, and fine tune water application during fire attack.
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Kyle Romagus is a veteran with East Montgomery County Fire Department since 2002, holds the rank of Battalion Chief and is in love with engine work. Kyle is the owner of Smoothbore Cartel and founder of Engine Company Resurrection. Kyle teaches engine operations for several well-known fire service instructor groups such as:
• FD tactics
• Brothers in Battle
• County Fire Tactics
• Oathkeepers engine cadre
and is also the admin of engine company resurrection. His primary objective is share knowledge about the value of Engine work with his fellow firefighters.
Kyle travels the country providing lectures and hands on training on engine company skills and provides one of the most compelling lectures on fire attack in the industry.
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