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So once I mount the extinguisher, we will meet the minimum requirements and the recommended ones as well , better bring first aid kit as well as the JD....
Cheers
Phil
Cheers
Phil
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Just do what MLC does, and attach the JD to the cargo barrier
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My better half was a registered nurse. The green 1st aid kit is a large one and contains a burn pack, eye pack and just about everything you could need.Originally posted by letsgoplaces View PostJust do what MLC does, and attach the JD to the cargo barrier
However the one I have for the 4wd is a touch bigger and would probably last a week in a war zone:
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Trish was only an enrolled nurse, we've got a couple of bandaids and a bos of panadolOriginally posted by MidLifeCrisis View Post
Only kidding, she was also a first aid lecturer, so we have a St John kit, must check that its all in date though!
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Use the out of date stuff on the people you don't like....Originally posted by AJ120 View PostTrish was only an enrolled nurse, we've got a couple of bandaids and a bos of panadol
Only kidding, she was also a first aid lecturer, so we have a St John kit, must check that its all in date though!
Cheers Andrew
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Yes well I'll have to as the spot under the drivers seat is going to be taken up with a fire extinguisher nowOriginally posted by letsgoplaces View PostJust do what MLC does, and attach the JD to the cargo barrier
My first aid kit should have everything I hope, I worked as a ski patroller , and we carried our first aid kit in our vest as we skied around. Unfortunately the bottle of NOS was too big to keep on me. Might still have a penthrane whistle for round the campfire!
Always had to call for back up for the larger items.
Looks like I'll be calling MLC in that case
Cheers
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My first aid kit includes the t-shirt I wear on the day; can be used for make-shift bandages, slings, gauze pads etc. The gaffa tape in the boot is useful for securing these, and I always carry spirits of some sort for wound cleansing and thirst reduction. The belt that I wear is useful as a Tourniquet, or for securing splints (read tree branches) where necessary. I also carry a pen incase a Tracheotomy is needed, and my pocket knife is kept sharp enough for emergency surgery. My hands are good for CPR: I'm well trained on St John dummies, but am itching to do it in the real world
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Ian what a confidence inspiring post, now i'm almost glad i can't make itOriginally posted by iantz View PostMy first aid kit includes the t-shirt I wear on the day; can be used for make-shift bandages, slings, gauze pads etc. The gaffa tape in the boot is useful for securing these, and I always carry spirits of some sort for wound cleansing and thirst reduction. The belt that I wear is useful as a Tourniquet, or for securing splints (read tree branches) where necessary. I also carry a pen incase a Tracheotomy is needed, and my pocket knife is kept sharp enough for emergency surgery. My hands are good for CPR: I'm well trained on St John dummies, but am itching to do it in the real world
Attendees assigned to my group should rest assured they are in safe hands Not true I heartbroken.
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So one of the SEQ crew has bit the dust already, more prizes for me to win!
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Well we almost meet the MVRs. Just waiting on the sand flag that we got for free to be sent to us. All MVRs will then be met.[B]2003 GXL Burgundy Dual Fuel Prado[/B]
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Hi all, just fitted my sand flag to complete the MVRs so now its just down to packing the Prado and the Tvan. We sure are looking forward to the big gig!!!Comment
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you had me confused for a bit there Alan, we have your Pradopoint name as Whytey, not Alan McDermid, so I thought for a minute you were some random stranger just going to rock up out of the blueOriginally posted by Alan McDermid View Post
But my good wife set me straight.
See you in a couple of weeks.
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What would you do without her, looks like I'm not going to have mine with me for the GTG........wooohoooo!Originally posted by AJ120 View PostYep.....I have a Prado just like you
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Would a handheld 5 watt UHF be suitable for the GTG?Cheers, Leon
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