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What can be done with the AZTEK Pro and its intrinsic "Set of Fours"...
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AZTEK
TRAVEL RESTRICT at the edge for each team member. Fully adjustable so
members will not fall. |

AZTEK
SECOND POINT for all technical evacuations including but not limited
to highlines, high angle, steep angle, etc. (2002 Australia
Advanced Skill Rescue Seminar @ Mt. Arapiles, Victoria)
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AZTEK
ADJUSTABLE DIRECTIONALS before the high directional of your choice to
line up "the sheet of glass" using the "Set of Fours" in the Expanded
AZTEK.
(2002 Arcadia
National Park) |

1.
AZTEK HIGH ANGLE LITTER SCOOPS using the "Set of Fours" in the
Expanded AZTEK (2002 Mountain Rescue Workshop---ROCK, Sedona
AZ) 2. AZTEK HIGH ANGLE ATTENDANT TETHER Totally,
100%, easily adjustable using the SOF's in the Expanded AZTEK (see bottom left for Standard Kit use in this way)
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AZTEK
GUYING OF HIGH DIRECTIONALS like this gin pole in the new Seattle
SEAHAWK STADIUM. Notice the two independent guys using the SOF's
(2002 Seattle FD) |

AZTEK
MOVEABLE DIRECTIONALS for steep angle litter evacuations where the
high directional must accommodate the yoke when it is on top
(2002 Seattle FD) |
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AZTEK
DYNAMIC LOWERS where a small raise is required during a lowering (as
in a team-based pick off) AZTEK SOF's is in "series" with the brake rack
(2002 Rancho Cucamonga FD Advanced Skill)
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AZTEK
DOWNWARD RE-DIRECTS (butt block) to change the resultant on an
Artificial High Directional (2002 Mountain Rescue
Workshop---ROCK, Sedona AZ) |
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AZTEK
HIGH ANGLE ATTENDANT TETHER Totally, 100%, easily adjustable using the
"2-Part Rappel" mode in the Standard AZTEK (2002 Acadia
National Park TSRS) |

AZTEK
LOAD -RELEASING HITCH (BC or Radium) used for the belay line
(2002 Marysville FD TSRS) |
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MORE OF
THE MANY VARIED USES OF THE "AZTEK" KIT! Some of the photos below use
the "Expanded AZTEK" using the intrinsic "Set of Fours" (SOF's) Buy Now! Or
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AZTEK
BUTT BLOCK below an artificial high directional used for confined
space entry. (2002 St Louis County Sheriff's Rescue
Team/Duluth Fire TSRS) |

AZTEK
USE #57 where the main loaded rope must be hoisted to the top of an
artificial high directional during a very steep angle litter evacuation
(2002 St Louis County Sheriff's Rescue Team/Duluth Fire
TSRS) |
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AZTEK
FOCUSED-FLOATING ANCHOR where the Expanded AZTEK SOF's is used to
float a rigging plate (here, three are being used) (2002 St
Louis County Sheriff's Rescue Team/Duluth Fire TSRS) |

AZTEK
PRE-TENSIONED BACK-TIE on a focused anchor in the wilderness.
(2002 St Louis County Sheriff's Rescue Team/Duluth Fire TSRS)
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AZTEK
SOLO PICK-OFF (hanging patient) using the AZTEK's SOF's as the lifting
jigger pulley system. Each rescuer is fully able to lift the victim with this
5:1 mechanical advantage (2002 Tacoma Fire
TSRS) |

1.
AZTEK TWO- PART RAPPEL using AZTEK kit looped over anchor (red rope is
doubled). Note second rope belay. 2. AZTEK TOP BELAY
(blue single) using the end of the AZTEK line by a second belayer on top.
(2002 Seattle-Marysville Fire TSRS) |
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AZTEK
LITTER RIGGING using the AZTEK set of fours for the attendant and a
second set with the ratchet in a different location on the foot-end of the
litter. (2002 Acadia National Park TSRS)
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AZTEK
PRE-TENSIONED BACK-TIE on a focused anchor (handrail).
(2002 Seattle-Marysville Fire TSRS) |
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AZTEK
HOBBLING for a "SA" (sideways A frame). Edge man is also using AZTEK
travel-restrict and attendant (about to go over) is using AZTEK as adjustable
rigging. (2002 St Louis County Sheriff's Rescue Team/Duluth
Fire TSRS) |

AZTEK
LITTER RIGGING allowing changing from a vertical orientation with the
litter (coming out of a confined space opening) to a horizontal orientation.
(2002 St Louis County Sheriff's Rescue Team/Duluth Fire
TSRS) |
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Use and
Assembly of the AZTEK Pro (pdf)
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