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Extrication Smartphone App Update!

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Rescue CardsI posted almost a month ago about the Hybrid Auto Extrication Guide by Field Applications, LLC.   I received an email over the weekend from the founder of Field Applications, Cal Blake.  Cal informed me that Hybrid Extrication Guide. Version 1.1 has just been released.  This update includes improved schematics from Moditech and updates for all 2011 Hybrid models.  So grab your on iPhone, Android, and or iPad and make sure you update your app and download it if you don’t have it!

Other smartphone extrication apps are

If you are still look for more fire/EMS apps check out Rhett’s post over on the FireCritic.com; Android Applications for the Fire & EMS Service.  If I missed an extrication app, please let me know so I can add it!

Posted by on May 19, 2011 • Filed under: extrication, special-operations • Tagged: , , , , , , , , , , ,

Hybrid Auto Extrication Guide by Field Applications (Another FREE app!)

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I’m a huge fan of anything useful to the fire service that is provided free of charge.  Well, I found another extrication app for smartphones and the iPad.  It’s called the Hybrid Auto Extrication Guide by Field Applications, LLC.  The guide is available on iPhone, Android and iPad.  I downloaded the guide onto my droid and I must say I’m really impressed!

Hybrid Auto Extrication Guide Field Applications

Hybrid Auto Extrication Guide Field Applications

Field Applications, LLC is a group effort located in Redwood City, California.  Their products are designed by firefighters and paramedics, graphic designers and software engineers. Cal Blake is the founder who works as a first responder in California.

Below is a quote from their website Extricationguide.com that sums up the character of the people behind their product:

Cost is always a factor in operations, especially for academies and cadets, small departments, and volunteer services. That’s why the Hybrid Auto Extrication Guide is available for free in the App Store. We want it to be available to everyone.

Posted by on April 20, 2011 • Filed under: extrication • Tagged: , , , , , , , , ,