RE: Defib.

["Gregory J. Rupert" <gregoryrupert@sprynet.com>]

Hello Greg:

The Zoll M-Series has been tested by the Armstrong labs at Brooks AFB and
also the Army has tested the unit at Ft. Rucker for the Army flight program.
The unit has met acceptable standards for the military flight programs to
the best of my knowledge. There is a letter published on the Militray web
site at Ft. Detrick giving it conditional approval.
https://afml.ft-detrick.af.mil/AFMLO/AFMEDL/afmedl.htm You can look up the
testing results of any piece of medical equipment tested by the Air Force
for flight. You will need a computor that allows SSL 128 bit it does not
require a .mil computor.

Greg

-----Original Message-----
From: flightmed-admin@flightweb.com
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GREG.WORMSER@centrahealth.com
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 6:31 AM
To: flightmed@flightweb.com
Subject: Defib.


Does anyone have any documentation/recommendations about using the Zoll "M"
Series in flight and difibrillating with it.  What does the FAA say?  ect.

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