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Mammut Pulse Barryvox Avalanche Beacon
With its innovative Pulse Barryvox Avalanche Beacon, Mammut gives you the ability to perform pre-search triage and find multiple buried victims quickly—the Pulse Beacon can search for up to eight signals at once. In avalanche rescue, efficiency is everything; this Mammut beacon shortens your search and buys time for whoever is buried.
- For all burials, the Pulse uses a 360-degree direction arrow that leads you along the shortest path to the victim and eliminates the need for a final grid search
- A triple antenna eliminates all signals except the one you're following and marks victims once they're located
- Beacon shows you which signals are being searched for by other Pulse users, so your search is more efficient
- If you're the one buried, this Mammut beacon has a motion sensor that detects vital signs and lets other Pulse users know you're still alive
Bottom Line: Shorten the search with the incredibly efficient Mammut Pulse Barryvox.
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Mammut Pulse Barryvox Avalanche Beacon
By:
Merebea Danforth x4236
January 30, 2009
I upgraded my old Ortovox F1 avalanche Beacon with the Mammut Pulse Barryvox and wow am I faster! While it takes longer for this digital beacon to pick up the signal initially, with arrows pointing the way to the closest beacon first, you rapidly get to the fine search phase, where a digital distance readout again cuts down on time. Where these new digital beacons really shine are in multiple burial situations. The beacon will show you how many signals it is picking up, and filter out others signals, bringing you directly to the closest one first. You can override which beacon it brings you to, and mark a beacon to move on to the next. The Pulse beacons are also capable of sensing very small movements, such as whether a buried victim is breathing or has a beating heart. This information is transmitted so someone searching with a Pulse can see that the victim's heart is still beating.
bad beacon
By:
Rebekah Cox
January 12, 2009
beacon works great but dont leave the batteries in the thing over the summer. it corroded, i sent it in and they charged me $80 to put in a 75 cent part.
those guys suck and rip their customers off...405-450 dollar beacon to start with should be free to repair it
The right stuff
By:
brazi
January 15, 2008
This thing is easy to use. Forget about all the extra fancy buttons that can confuse you when time is running out. Luckily I haven't had the chance to really use it outside a test environment but this beacon I know I can trust. Simple and effective is what best describes this beacon.
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