In article: <9412082050.AA17967@me*.Wa*.ME*.CO*> Christina_Young@wa*.me*.co* writes: > 1. Time between calling the Coast Guard to arrival of helicopter > (say 30 miles offshore, just for arguments sake, or from a > Coast Guard station). A very small sample and no more than 20 miles off shore (UK south coast) but on three occasions: 30 mins, 35 mins, and didn't arrive after 1 hour > 2. Time between loading up patient into helicopter and arrival at > hospital. 20 mins, 25 mins ( it also took about 7 mins to load the patient onto the helicopter) > 3. Time between arriving at hospital and getting in the chamber. 10 mins, 10 mins There is also nothing more anoying than watching a helicopter which you _know_ is searching for you, flying off 90 degrees in the wrong direction despite radio contact relayed via the coast guard. I put it down to the giro compass having to stabalise !! |_| _ _ _ < Internet : harry@ra*.de*.co*.uk* | | (_)_ | | |_| < CI$ : 100141,1632 <Harry Railing> | < Snail : 25 Dafforne Road, London SW17 8TE, UK
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