Review of Arva Neo avalanche beacon, good range, easy to use.
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A prayer for a safe winter of backcountry skiing is easy to come up with, while starting a beacon review of Arva.
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History of the avalanche safety beacon transceiver, Skadi was the first effective unit, invented around 1971 by John Lawton and Ed LaChapelle
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Review of Ortovox Zoom avalanche beacon transceiver beacon beeper, lower cost smaller unit works well.
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Review of Pieps Freeride avalanche transceiver beacon for ski mountaineers and backcountry skiers.
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Black Diamond buys Pieps avalanche beacon transceiver company, interesting times for backcountry skiers.
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Link is full-featured avalanche safety beacon from the French company ARVA, which is well-known in Europe yet has never had strong distribution in the U.S.,
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he Axis is a full-featured avalanche beacon from the French company ARVA, which is well-known in Europe yet has never had strong distribution in the U.S., although the Link and ARVA’s other new models (the 3+ and Link) also have a new distributor in the U.S. for the 2011-12 season. The Axis has mainly similarities to the Element from Barryvox.
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2011-12 Pieps DSP Tour avalanche beacon combines a very simple user interface with a marking/masking feature for multiple burials, review.
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ARVA Evo3+ offers a three-antenna beacon with basic marking/masking capability for multiple burials. Nicely priced, recommended for most backcountry skiers.
The most technical piece of gear you carry is your avalanche beacon. We try to make sense of the electronics.
