REACH AIR AND MEDICAL STRENGTHS


• REACH nurses function under an advanced scope of practice, meaning they can perform some interventions typically reserved for physicians.


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• Aircraft safety features include IFR/GPS capabilities, a Terrain Avoidance Warning System (TAWS), and 


• Night vision goggle trained and equipped


• CAMTS accredited since 1998


• Safety Management System Level II


• REACH has transported well over 100,000 patients.


THE 21st CENTURY AUDIO AND COMMUNICATION SOLUTION


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Jupiter vionics CORPORA TION A


JA94-001 DUAL AUDIO CONTROLLER • 8 Headsets • 6 Transceivers • 4 switched + 2 unswitched Receivers • Duplex mode channel for cell phone operation • Weighs 1.64 lb. [0.74 kg] max. • 11 to 30Vdc •Legends: Removable | NVG Compatible Option • Remote Transmit Capable • FAA TSO C139 & TC CAN-TSO C139 (Pending) • Pin for Pin Compatibility


AS9100 CERTIFIED


TDFM-136B • Digital/Analog • Project 25 compliant conventional operation • Plug and Play replacement for all legacy products • 136-174 MHz with front panel programming capability • Two channel frequency agile guard receiver • Capable of multi-mode operation • 96 character, 4 line LED matrix display • USFS approved


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