First aid kit

Amarillo · Mar 14, 2018

For some time I have been looking for a dry powder fire extinguisher. We will be entering Bulgaria soon, and carrying a fire extinguisher is a legal requirement. Unable to find a dry powder extinguisher, I was delighted to see this pack in a service station on sale for €16.50 (£15).

Not quite what I wanted, but meets the legal requirement for driving in Bulgaria.

What astonishes me is that while a First Aid Kit is required, the contents of that FAK is not specified. This one contains a packet of tissues, a single ultra small wet wipe, and a small plaster. Fit for any roadside injury.

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Wongo · Mar 14, 2018

What about the FAK already in the Cali, it’s handy placed for an emergency!
If your getting a Fire Extingusher get a 2Kg AFFF anything less is useless, that size saved my old T2.

Amarillo · Mar 14, 2018

Wongo said:
What about the FAK already in the Cali, it’s handy placed for an emergency!
If your getting a Fire Extingusher get a 2Kg AFFF anything less is useless, that size saved my old T2.

I bought the pack for the extinguisher to make me legal in Bulgaria - nothing else. If we have a fire I'll be grabbing the boys and running while dialling 112.

The tissues have gone in my pocket and the rest of the FAK in the recycling bin.

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Bill R · Mar 14, 2018

Wongo said:
What about the FAK already in the Cali, it’s handy placed for an emergency!
If your getting a Fire Extingusher get a 2Kg AFFF anything less is useless, that size saved my old T2.

Where is it ? ?

WelshGas · Mar 14, 2018

Bill R said:
Where is it ? ?

The First Aid Kit is normally at the rear of the Top Left Kitchen Cupboard. Held in place by a strap. On mine it is red and includes a Warning Triangle . This applies to the SE and should apply to the Ocean also.