Jump to content

BritishArmyReserveCadets

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    545

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by BritishArmyReserveCadets

  1. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Its a problem with Intel graphic cards then, you'll need to either buy some a new computer/laptop or buy a new graphic card for your computer (ATi or Nvidia preferably), They are the only fixes i know of.
  2. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    I had this problem on another computer i brought that was using an Intel card. Looking from the logfile your using an Intel graphic card, can you confirm your using an intel card?
  3. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    I had just got back from getting some new shoes with my nan and we turned on the TV and at first we thought it was a movie or something, never thought anything like it would ever happen. RIP
  4. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Isnt it a bit big to use in a signature? Use something more along the lines of 600px X 120px
  5. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Well i do use it, but only for minor accidents, but im on holiday from tomorrow down west somerset (blue anchor, near minehead to be exact) and accidents are always happening there, so i might get the chance to use it in "anger" for the first time
  6. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Came today about 1630, heres some pictures of it Inside smaller first aid kit (bottom right compartment of the main 3 compartments of the bag) Contains a few rollon stuff and sprays (so theyre not rolling around the kit) about 20 antiseptic wipes, 100's of plasters (child ones with pictures and normal ones) and 2 support bandages)
  7. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Just ordered a Argus Large Trauma Bag from SP Services (Like the one in the first post of this topic. but in green) along with some other bits and bobs. Ill post some pictures when it arrives. And i was at camp last week, dealt with a few falls, blisters, sprained ankles, burnt hands, but thankfully nothing much
  8. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Yeah it works, tried it on someone who had COPD and has a prescribed one (or something like that) and it gave the same result. And i think £50 is still cheap, the ones ive seen is like £100+
  9. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Yeah, and also the % of oxygen in their blood (Below 95% is bad)
  10. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    My new little 'toy' that came this morning Pulse Oximeter Cost £19.99 and £1 p&p from UK (More available on Ebay in blue and black, PM me if you want the link to buy it)
  11. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    While we are adding the final touches to 1.0, some of us have been starting work on V2, heres a small preview of one of the new vehicles to expect: British Association for Immediate Care (BASICS) Central, Accident, Resuscitation & Emergency (CARE) Team Volvo XC70 Skin Base Layer: scrivs Main Skin/Final Touches: BARC
  12. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    We may put it in both, but depends how we do things. Use Winrar to extract .rar files get it from: www.rablab.com
  13. BritishArmyReserveCadets

    WM mod within a few days at the earliest :D

  14. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Have Fun! Got an event today with the ACF (Old Hill Festival) about 100 people, no SJA or other medical cover :/
  15. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Just to clarify the Air Ambulances; There are 3 that are supported by West Midlands Ambulance Service and based within the West Midlands Region, based at Tatenhill Airport Stafford, RAF Cosford, and one at Strensham Motorway Services. They do fly at night (rarely) but cant land in built up areas, so they have to land in large open areas which have been previously recce'd by the Civil Aviation Authority, WMAS and Air Ambulance operatives. Only one of these carries a doctor as they are too expensive to hire. Here is the current staffing: Strensham Services: 1 Pilot 2 Paramedics RAF Cosford: 1 Pilot 1 Paramedic 1 Doctor Tatenhill Airport: 1 Pilot 2 Paramedics At the moment we only have the helicopter and support vehicle for the Air Ambulance, no personnel at the moment. And for 1.5 or 2.0 we are including the old renault master which is box like (like whats currently being used by the Scottish Ambulance Service)
  16. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    G-WMAS (County Air Ambulance) will be having skin changes when i can figure out which part of the skin is which
  17. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Yeah, i was reading through this paramedic app ive got on my iphone, and it says to only give to persons 16+ and always ask if theyre able to take it incase theyve got a weak stomach (can lead to gastrointestinal bleeding) and/or an allergy of it.
  18. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    ACF (Army Cadet Force)
  19. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Lol potions, i aint harry potter Thats why im not St Johns Ambo For a person to be able to take aspirin? I believe its around 16-18+
  20. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Ive been trying to get some aspirin for my kit but i keep getting ID'ed for it I know theyres some dangers with it as it does some damage to the stomach i heard, can anyone give me a little more info on the dangers and use of it please.
  21. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Also, for the WMAS Movano and Ducato, can you try and make the front lightbar flash like they do (look at some vids, i couldnt light them properly)
  22. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Entonox, did you like what i had done so far on the lights (sorry i had to dump the rest on you )
  23. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    With my one i can hear perfectly, and even feel the beat in my ears so even if its noisy at an event or something, i can still tell if theres any problems
  24. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Costs about £30, but forces personnel get discounts
  25. BritishArmyReserveCadets
    Tactical: Fluorescent Stripes (For Events, Expeditions, and all other non tactical movements): Clips and Straps to attach to webbing, Zips to add ass a side pouch to a bergan, handles to carry normally.Strap toStrap to clip Strap to allow carrying the bag over your shoulder Compartments (Full) Compartment 1 - Velcro Bags & Open Space Wrist BP Cuff, Bottle of Water, Surgical Spirit (For sore feet), Improvised amputation tourniquet kit, Orange and White mine tape for incident management. 2 Triangular Bandages, 5 Medium Sterile Pads, 9 Assorted, Padded Bandages. Germolene Cream with Local Anaesthetic, Hydrocortisone Ointment, TCP Ointment, Savlon Cream, Spot Cream (Bags rub on your shoulders and cause spots), Diarrhoea Tablets, Insect Repellent, Fan, Spare Batteries. Lots of Plasters, 2 2in1 Antiseptic wipe and plaster, Lots of Antiseptic Wipes, 1 Small Sterile Pad, Adhesive Tape, Mine tape for large wounds. Compartment Emptied Out Small Bag in centre, section 1 5 Pairs of Gloves, Sticky Tape, Brown Bag, Shoe/Boot Insoles, Glow Stick/Chem Light Small Bag in centre, section 2 4 Triangular Bandages, 2 Burn Bags Small Bag in centre, Velcro plastic bag section. 2 packs of 4 Pins, Green Waterproof Bag, 2 Packs of Vinyl Gloves, Unison West Midlands Stethoscope. Small Bag in Centre, Notepad Compartment ?3 Ball Point Pens, 2 Permanent Markers, 1 Notepad, 1 Multilingual First Aid Reference Booklet Compartment 2 (Elastically Held equipment) Antiseptic Handwash, 2 Large Bandages, Minetape, 3 Kevlar Scissors, 4Head Headache relief, 2 Sterile Water Packets, 1 Saline Solution Packet, Pukka Pies ruler, Paracord string/small rope, TCP Spray Plaster, Foot Spray, 1 High Intensity LED Torch, 1 UV Light/Torch, Burn Shield fluid, 32 500mg Paracetamol, Plastic Bags, Thermometer. Empty
×
×
  • Create New...