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I spoke with Marcus Peterson at Ortovox. Some details about those notes on telemarktips are: The man making the recall complaints is a distributor for BCA Trackers. Sounds pretty biased to me. His site is http://www.avalanchetools.com Apparently there have been no complaints about crashing. This years model has a newer microprocessor. If the beacon stalls looking for information. Keep walking so it can pick up new data. Don't stand still as there is nothing to process. He sounded pretty firm and confident that if there was one complaint you could get a different beacon with no questions asked. There have been over 3000 X1's sold in the last year and a half. He has only seen 3 returns.

Had to change the subject to what I originally intended it to read. There's nothing wrong with humor photos of mounties.

Gay castrated guyz that have completed the mountaineers advanced course are the only males allowed to attend out pub meeting.

Lesbian militant feminist climbers

The M2 is so advanced looking I consider it. The range and other features seem enticing. The ARVA is not sold anywhere close to my house or close enough that I am willing to drive and buy one.....

I'll be laughing when someone confirms that the dirty old man naked haven is gone. I shouldn't have to be subjected to viewing perverts walking around naked in nature, and then shedding pubic hairs and scum in a hot spring naked. Every time there is a hot spring people like that come out of the woodwork with the idea that they have a license to bare their fat old bodies in front of anyone passing by. Good riddens

If it's not here; it's for a reason. These are the ones I am looking at.

The Arva 9000 was intentionally disregarded. Yes, I have read the arguments about the X1 already. I don't believe that sort of stuff until I hear it from multiple sources or use it myself. My guess is you have a couple of old goats that are too stupid to learn about a new beacon.

I did his mamma.

You need pins on Glacier Peak

Out of the following choices I would buy..DTS TrackerOrtovox m2Ortovox X1Mammut Barryvox Mammut Barryvoxhttp://www.barryvox.com/productfamily/mammut/index_e.htmlTechnical databattery life: 200 hours SEND minimum, usually more than 300 hours operating frequency: 457 kHz maximum range: approx. 60m batteries: 3 alkalinemagnesium cells, size AAA dimensions: 108 x 68 x 25 mm weight: 170gr (including batteries) Ortovox X1http://www.ortovox.com/eng/start.htmTECHNICAL DATAFUNCTIONS: digital + analog (2 antennae) CASING: anatomically shaped, waterproof, secure and rugged according to the European standard EN 300 718 DIMENSIONS: 120 x 80 x 20 mm TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER FREQUENCY: 457 kHz RANGE: up to 80 m SEARCH STRIP WIDTH: up to 40 m TEMPERATURE: -30° to +50° C BATTERIES: 2 LR6 Mignon 1.5V E91 AM3 AA WORKING LIFE: TRANSMITTING: approx. 300 hours RECEIVING: approx. 40 hours WEIGHT: approx. 247 g (batteries and body belt included) Tracker DTS (BCA)http://www.bcaccess.com/bcaproducts/tracker/tracker_home.phpFrequency: 457 kHzBatteries: three AAA alkalinesBattery life: minimum 1 hour in search mode after 200 hours intransmit mode (approximately 250 hours in transmit only or 50 hours in search only)Weight: 10.5 ounces (298 grams), including strap and batteries; 8.3 ounces (200 grams) without strap and batteries.Size: 5-3/4” x 3-1/4” x 1-1/4” (14cm x 8cm x 3cm)Limited 3-year warrantyTracker's maximum receive range of 50 meters Ortovox M2http://www.ortovox.com/eng/start.htmTECHNICAL DATAFUNCTIONS: digital + analog HOUSING: anatomically shaped, waterproof, secure and rugged according to EN 300 718 DIMENSIONS: 145 x 62 x 25 mm TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER FREQUENCY: 457 kHz RANGE: up to 80 m SEARCH STRIP WIDTH: up to 40 m TEMPERATURE: -30° to +50° C BATTERIES: 2 x LR6 Mignon 1,5 V E91 AM3 AA (no rechargeables) = 2 "AA" batteries BATTERY LIFE: TRANSMITTING: approx. 300 hours RECEIVING: approx. 40 hours WEIGHT: approx. 230 G, incl. batteries

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If you get a hardon in a kilt everyone can see