Physio Control

[Jean-Marc Dugas]

For those of you that have Physio Control equipment, these pamphlets will help you identify the vintage of many of their products.

Note the Superior Cadillac on the 4th page of the second pamphlet.

www.physio-control.com/uploadedFiles/Physio85/Contents/About_Us/Newsroom/PhysioTimeline_March2014.pdf

http://www.telecom-studio.de/bilder/AED/LIFEPAKGeschichte.pdf

 

[Tim Prieur]

It would be interesting pole for those of us who were involved with resuscitation regularly, how many of their models did you work with?

 

[Bob Dyke]

I could only wish we had 5's. We had a 6. Then we had a couple of 300's. Then 12's and 15's. I always wanted to try a Zoll but the closest we got was a Zoll combination 3 lead and AED that we put in our oilfield unit

 

[Bill Leverett]

I've used the Datascope MD3, LP5, LP10, LP12 and LP15. Currently using a Zoll X Series doing some Industrial Paramedic work. I must say that so far the Zoll is certainly compact and has all the functions I require and way easier on the shoulder than the LP15.

As for AEDs, I've used the first generation Laerdal AED (the one with a cassette recorder), SpaceLabs 610, and the LifePak 500.

 

[Scott A. Anderson]

I worked in Minneapolis-St. Paul area from 1975 tp 1990. During that time used only a Mennan-Greatbach and a Lifepac 5.

Really in need of a Lifepac 4 charger if anyone has one for sale.

 

[Steve Lichtman]

5, 10, 11, 12, 15, 500, CR.

 

[Rick Duffy]

DataScope MD-3 Lifepak 4,5,10,11 and 12, after which we switched to 100% Zoll