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Electronic Systems Technology President Tom Kirchner inducted into Engineering Hall of Fame  >>

Kennewick, Washington --- August 12, 2009 --- Electronic Systems Technology, Inc. (EST) (OTCBB: ELST), dba ESTeem Wireless Modems, manufacturer of the ESTeemTM product line of narrow band licensed, Ethernet Licensed, and Unlicensed wireless modems, announced today that EST's President and CEO Tom Kirchner was inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame of Theta Tau Engineering Fraternity on Saturday, August 8th at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.

ESTeem President Tom Kirchner honored with Sam Volpentest Entrepreneurial Award  >>



Kennewick, Washington --- April 10, 2009 --- Electronic Systems Technology, Inc. (EST) (OTCBB: ELST), dba ESTeem Wireless Modems, manufacturer of the ESTeemTM product line of narrow band licensed, Ethernet Licensed, and Unlicensed wireless modems, announced today that EST's President and CEO Tom Kirchner was honored with the Sam Volpentest Award by the Richland, Washington Rotary Club on April 7th.

The City of Airdrie, Alberta Installs ESTeem Wireless Modems Cutting-Edge Wireless Network System  >>

KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON --- February 23, 2009 --- Electronic Systems Technology, Inc. (EST) (OTC: ELST), dba ESTeem Wireless Modems, manufacturer of the ESTeem(TM) product line of narrow band licensed, Ethernet Licensed, and Unlicensed wireless modems, announced today the establishment of the first Canadian city wide wireless network for City employees.

The City of Airdrie, with help from Secure Group, has installed the first successful Mobile Mesh Wireless Network of its kind in Canada. This new initiative enables employees to connect wirelessly into the City network from up to 5 Km away. The broadband connection is accessed with a laptop and wireless repeaters allowing mobile City employees, such as Municipal Enforcement, to serve residents more efficiently right from their vehicles. Community Peace Officers are the first to use this new technology.