who are these "professionals" in our industry, and what testing would they do that is different than has already been done? just curious....After going to a couple avalanche classes this year, in no way is the fan and battery tested in our conditions yet, and is 100% not endorsed by the sled industry yet. Not to say it won't work, but until professionals in our industry get a chance to test it and work with it, 1200 bucks is a heck of an investment based on a guess!
who are these "professionals" in our industry, and what testing would they do that is different than has already been done? just curious....
do you drink coke or pepsi? do you drive a ford/gm/dodge/toyota/nissan/etc? these mega corporations also donate to sierra club etc....where do you draw the line in your choice of consumer products?I don't like companies that don't directly support my choice of recreation. I find it very difficult to support companies that I know contribute to shutting down what I love to do. Any support can't be good in the long run.
do you drink coke or pepsi? do you drive a ford/gm/dodge/toyota/nissan/etc? these mega corporations also donate to sierra club etc....where do you draw the line in your choice of consumer products?
we can go round and round about the products you buy as a consumer and who they "support", but the bottom line is it's my money. and if it's something I want because I think it may be beneficial to my well being, I will buy it. unless they support ISIS or some chit. Fawk those guysI draw the line with the choices I can control.
Driving is a necessity not a choice.
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we can go round and round about the products you buy as a consumer and who they "support", but the bottom line is it's my money. and if it's something I want because I think it may be beneficial to my well being, I will buy it. unless they support ISIS or some chit. Fawk those guys
I'm down with that, and I'm not saying you should buy one. just saying that I don't agree with your logic, because I feel it is hypocritical.I never once said you shouldn't buy it or questioned anyone for buying one.
I stated my reasons why I wouldn't buy it.
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I'm down with that, and I'm not saying you should buy one. just saying that I don't agree with your logic, because I feel it is hypocritical.
Thanks tips.I won't buy that equipment because these people against sledding. Personally, I think that balloon looks kinda cool but useless in real scenario when avalanche happens. I am a researcher who works with glaciers and avalaches, so, I did dig personally 3 bodies out of avalances working together with red cross team. Poles didn't work, dogs didn't help. Only radar helped locating these 3 guys, or saying more accurate their remains. Snow gets as hard as stoyne when rolling down, and bodies trapped in that snow usually disintegrete.
I am not saying that to scare you, just stay awayfrom any areas where you may think any kind of loose snowpack exist. It will save your life, and these stupid balloons won't help you.
Well if you still want to spent money get a becon it helps to locate your body.