On August 3, 2010 the City of Airdrie, Canada managed to avoid evacuation after a Canadian Pacific (CP) train carrying ammonia derailed north of the city. Within minutes Paul Hurst, a network administrator and crew installed a back-up ESTeem 195Eg, 2.4GHz Wireless Modem in Fire Chief Sheldon Leavitt's Yukon allowing him to access the city Mobile Network infrastructure and VOIP. After the hard work from the CP Derailment Team and HazMat crews, the derailment was made safe for citizens on August 5, 2010. Mr. Hurst teamed with Sean Walinga from Secure Group to extend the network; establishing a remote ESTeem Mobile Repeater near the derailment site and another at the Logistics Operations Center (LOC) to provide the CP Train Derailment Crews with network and VOIP telephone access.

ESTeem has made the configuration of their next-generation wireless Ethernet networks even easier with the release of the ESTeem Network Configuration (ENC) Utility. The ENC Utility greatly simplifies complex network configuration with graphical drag-and-drop diagrams. Network routing, Mesh network configuration, hardware replacement and firmware updates can now all be accomplished from a single location in a simple graphical format.

KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON --- January 7, 2010 --- 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 the establishment of the first Canadian city wide wireless network for city employees.