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Backcountry Access Tracker 2 Avalanche Beacon
The Backcountry Access Tracker 2 subtracts weight and size, and adds real-time display and a third receiving antenna to the best-selling, dead-simple Tracker DTS. The third digital antenna increases accuracy and provides a strong buried signal in any orientation, while the real-time display eliminates lag time, allowing you to narrow your search zone quickly when seconds count. The Tracker 2's single search / transmit switch makes learning and teaching a snap, and it reduces confusion when you hit adrenaline overdrive.
Bottom Line: The Tracker 2 is the new standard in simple, reliable beacons from Backcountry Access.
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Hello DogFunk. What version of software uses in your BCA Trackers. Due
Hello DogFunk.
What version of software uses in your BCA Trackers.
Due to this article (http://www.skinet.com/skiing/articles/bca-issues-new-tracke
i doubt about buying this item.
By: Ast4009249
February 11, 2011
Tracker2 is not a bad transceiver, but I would strongly consider the Arva Evo 3+ as it has been around longer as a 3-Antenna fully digital and is $50 less.
http://unofficialnetworks.com/avra-evo-3-avalanche-beacon-un
By: Powder Pirate
November 28, 2012
Hey Check this out... http://backcountryaccess.com/blog/?p=3144
Seems that BCA was being overly cautious... I have one and love it. Super simple to use, exactly what you need when everything has gone wrong.
By: Mike Waldert
May 16, 2011
User friendly
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Ross Larson
December 18, 2012
Luckily I have only used this in practice. This is very user friendly. This is my first beacon so I don't have experience with anything others; after my research I chose this and, so far I am happy with it.
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