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As an update, we now have two new Mammut Pulses in the kit larder which are the weapons of choice right now.
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I trust you will be bringing them out to play at Easter and beyond :D
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Started by Admin in Avalanche Safety 12-Feb-2007 - 18 Replies
Poll - Do you wear a Transceiver when skiing Off Piste?
Always | 41% | 15 | |
Usually | 14% | 5 | |
Sometimes | 5% | 2 | |
Never | 22% | 8 | |
What's a Transceiver? | 19% | 7 |
Total Votes : 37
IanH
reply to 'Transceiver Awareness' posted Apr-2009
My F1 wasn't that reliable. It stopped working after about 3 years of moderate use. Took it to a dealer, who wanted me to pay them £20 to return it to Ortovox. Took it to a different dealer who returned it for me. Nearly a year later, after a lot of chasing, the shop admitted they had no idea what had happened to my F1 and gave me a brand new M2, which has been fine ever since.
Ian H
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Ise
reply to 'Transceiver Awareness' posted Apr-2009
ise wrote:bandit wrote:
Bummer..you get a whole new one :D
it's just arrived, brand new in a box. So, many thanks to BCA and their agent Gecko Supply for sorting that out speedily.
bandit wrote:Fancy having to make do with the most widely used, utterly reliable analogue transceiver available
of course I can use any of them, but I chose to use to use a Tracker by way of a recommendation. An F1 still has about the greatest receive range though, maybe 30 metres greater than a Pulse or DTS
As an update, we now have two new Mammut Pulses in the kit larder which are the weapons of choice right now.
Bandit
reply to 'Transceiver Awareness' posted Apr-2009
ise wrote:ise wrote:bandit wrote:
Bummer..you get a whole new one :D
it's just arrived, brand new in a box. So, many thanks to BCA and their agent Gecko Supply for sorting that out speedily.
bandit wrote:Fancy having to make do with the most widely used, utterly reliable analogue transceiver available
of course I can use any of them, but I chose to use to use a Tracker by way of a recommendation. An F1 still has about the greatest receive range though, maybe 30 metres greater than a Pulse or DTS
As an update, we now have two new Mammut Pulses in the kit larder which are the weapons of choice right now.
:thumbup:
I trust you will be bringing them out to play at Easter and beyond :D
Topic last updated on 01-April-2009 at 16:36