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I've got 4 NMO mounts in each of my vehicles roofs...none of them have ever leaked.

LOL, I had students in the Caribbean (there are some decent med schools there, classes in English and everything) who were in their late 50's...talk about guts. A few were medical professionals (mid levels, one was a British/Pakistani dentist trying to become an oral surgeon), a few were very...

There was one or two anecdotal reports of severe burns from the powder. the USUHS did some tests and couldn't duplicate the problems. You know those surgeons, always whining when you don't tell them how great they are. Almost like fighter pilots :) As far as having to be surgically...

Got combat gauze? It's got quikclot in it...Also part of the standard IFAK/CLS bags according to AMED.

I was 40 when I started med school...Run AWAY!!!!

I disagree. They're called UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS for a reason. Back in 1983 (way before I went to medical school) I was just an EMT/SAR guy. Returning home from a training exercise I was first on scene of a pretty bad traffic accident, and as part of my attempts to render aid I crawled...

I carry, and have used, Quikclot....the powder (original formula) might have had some problems (all anecdotal) but the new stuff (combat gauze, sponges) is good stuff and I recommend it for anyone that might need it.

The use of home AED's doesn't have a great track record, either. Obviously, the first requirement is that someone ELSE be there when it's needed, to use it. But, be careful with your obsession: I had one and I wound up in medical school:Wow1:

You could be on a gurney in my (or any) ED for a hangnail, have a MI and the odds wouldn't be good. Or you could be on an operating table with a ECMO team standing by and your odds are still pretty horribly bad.

Stainless steel. Nissan, Stanley or Alladin

Remove the bed, and buy a camping trailer and bolt it on after removing the trailer chassis?

The Kifaru E&E, or perhaps the Scout...

Well, I figured it's not the ejection seat handle...I've used those before.

That is very, very nice work.

Back in early 2001 I bought my first USB flash drive, at the IBM employee (from a friend) discount rate. 4MB, $100.

What he said. The very best speakers I've ever found are surplus Motorola speakers...built like a tank, heavy, usually available at ham flea markets and such. I also like surplus military vehicle speaker cases - get a new speaker (only) from RS or whatever and use the case with a new element...

Cause thats Dana's new company :) ... all built in the US.

www.kifaru.net - check both the military and civy sides. Pricey, but worth it. Also, www.mysteryranch.com Same quality and prices.

Something I learned back when I first started using cameras with removable lenses (an Argus C3 rangefinder) is to ALWAYS have a sacrificial filter (skylight, or 1A) on the lens...when I buy a lens, I buy the filter at the same time, and it stays on forever. Until I scratch/break the filter...

http://forum.ih8mud.com/trailer-tech/214163-m416-faq-parts-cross-reference.html Federal Mogul A35 bearings, 4 per axle