New Mercedes Sprinter rig Antwerp Hoboken Belgium

[Dustdevil]

That is definitely a Lifepak 10 in photos 6 and 7.

[BushyFromOz]

That is definitely a Lifepak 10 in photos 6 and 7.

No its not!

Its a LP5 in an LP10 case :wink:

[JPINFV]

I love the look. It's a lot more rounded than the last generation of Sprinters. There's plenty of room in there for a BLS ambulance. The only things I don't like is the lack of padding (stuff happens), the lack of a jump chair (how the heck do you use a BVM if you can't intubate?), and the lack of access to the patients right side.

By the way, does the top part of the stretcher come off the base to form a litter? Awesome.

[VDCavey]

I didn't know AEDs had manual paddles, waveform screens, and came in LP10 carrying cases, but ok. I'll stop asking about it.

My bad indeed, like I said, the pics were taken a few days before, they temporarely used an other monitor, now we have the lifepack 12 wallmounted and a Laerdall lifestart semi AED next to the door.

[Chief1C]

What the hell kind of stretcher is that?

[zippyRN]

What the hell kind of stretcher is that?

DIN compliant stryker M1?

[Chief1C]

Hrmm.. July 14th, long time ago.. DIN Compliant? I'm pretty sure ours is UL approved too.. Anyhoo. Most EMS Suppliers in the US do not advertise that model, they basically stick to three or four of the more popular Stryker and Ferno models.

[zippyRN]

DIN stretcher trollies have to have a removable top litter ... don't know why ask the germans who write the DIN standards

no doubt most left pondians would consider a ferno falcon or pegasus pretty freaky as well

[Just Plain Ruff]

Those MUGS remind me of the car that Tony gave Samantha for her first car at 16. All the reflecters and bright yellow.

If you need a reference to the above I must be too old for you. Or I just watched too much tv.

[captainstandup]

I started to buy one of the first Sprinters offered in NC, at the time American LaFrance was gluing their label on them. The only significant difference in the one I test drove was single versus dual rear wheels. I really liked the Sprinter, it had plenty of power, acceleration was great and stability was surprising for tall narrow platform.

As far as being cramped, perhaps they could install a McDonald’s avoidance system into this platform. EMT's and Paramedics

are too darn fat in the US, and yes I resemble that remark.