What Electronics to Carry
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Might as well through a Garmin Inreach in too.
BCA Tracker 4
BCA Tracker™ 4 Avalanche Beacon 2024 | Backcountry Access
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BCA 2.0 Link Radio
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BC Link 2.0 radios help find separated friends, communicate plans, stick your line, and share observations in real-time. The Smart Mic user interface is located at your fingertips—no need to changeundefined
Waiting on one of the new BCA Link Mini Radios to test out this season
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Garmin GPS Map 67i with InReach
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GPSMAP 67i is a handheld GPS and satellite communicator with two-way messaging, SOS alerts, location sharing, and a battery life of up to 165 hours.
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This year I am wearing a BCA Float E2 Mtnpro Airbag vest.
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While all of my riding gear is KLIM (with the exception of 509 Ignite goggles) I have found BCA to be a rock solid performer on the technology side.
I carry the BCA tracker 3, InReach Mini 2 and a radio. Possibly adding the Polaris 7S gauge to my list of electronics for next year.
Mammut beacon, Baofeng or BCA radio, Garmin inreach mini, and 7s
Sometimes regional sales reps sign-on to minor sponsorships, like donating a beacon to a local event raffle, without much oversight from the company itself. Sometimes the company is deliberately anti-motorized. To me, there's a difference.
It was posted on their global website for some time.
Mammut had something anti-snowmobile on their website? Or did the WWA or Snowlands have Mammut listed as a sponsor? If so, I'd be bummed - Mammut beacons have been the best on the market for a while. And it was my understanding that Mammut North America was deliberately staying out of the WWA/Snowlands garbage. Or was it another non-profit that is anti-snowmobile, maybe indirectly?
Black Diamond had an anti-snowmobile page on their website for a long time. Then they bought the North American distribution rights to Pieps, and tried marketing that brand to snowmobilers. I still refuse to buy either one. Made easier since their beacons have had switch issues that BD only half-assed addressed.
I think a lot of the ski-based companies that assumed an anti-snowmobile stance for marketing purposes are beginning to regret it. Even so, it's amazing to see how many of us buy brands that are sponsoring our exclusion.
Black Diamond had an anti-snowmobile page on their website for a long time. Then they bought the North American distribution rights to Pieps, and tried marketing that brand to snowmobilers. I still refuse to buy either one. Made easier since their beacons have had switch issues that BD only half-assed addressed.
I think a lot of the ski-based companies that assumed an anti-snowmobile stance for marketing purposes are beginning to regret it. Even so, it's amazing to see how many of us buy brands that are sponsoring our exclusion.
Yes, it was probably 10 years ago now though but it was another forum member that brought it to our attention. I believe it was the Sierra Club they were funding.
