Kurt Ullman wrote:
In article ,
"chaniarts" wrote:


try reading for comprehension. the E911 site's computers go down.
EMS calls my company for service. i'm sitting 1500 miles away and
don't get the call because i happen to be sitting in the same
restaurant that you're using your jammer in. the E911 site computer
stays down until I service it. the people in the E911 area don't get
a LEO dispatched for 10 minutes rather than the 30 seconds it would
normally take.
You are the only person in the entire world 24/7 that can answer
this call? What happens if you, yourself, are incapacitated. My
contention was that for most people (there may be a few exceptions and
you may even be one of those), there is no need for them to bother me.
They can just do things when someone else is on first call or make
arrangements to cover for them for awhile.

how would i know that someone has to cover for me? as far as i can tell, i'm
available. someone, without my knowledge, prevented that.

and yes, i am first on call off hours for all customers worldwide for my
company, and am the only person at any one time doing that.