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Why We Like The Backcountry Access BC Link 2.0
The Backcountry Access BC Link 2.0 has 2 watts of power, increasing its usable range to boost safety as our group chases steeper and longer lines. To make sure this two-way radio is fully charged, we simply check the new battery percentage display before kitting up for the day. The glove-friendly Smart Mic lets us control on-off, volume, channel selection, and push-to-talk, so we can keep in contact with our friends without having to dig out the base unit from inside our pack. Whether our fellow shredders are 6 miles or 40 miles away, as long as they're within line of sight, our observations and change of plans will reach them.
Product Details:
- Two-way radio built for backcountry touring
- Rugged, waterproof construction for reliable performance
- Rechargeable battery offers 40 hours of standby power
- Recommended line-of-sight usable range of 6 miles
- Max line-of-sight range of approximately 40 miles
- Remote-style Smart Mic offers glove-friendly operation
- Approved for use only in North America (FRS/GMRS compatibility)
- Compatible with their Float Avalanche Airbags and Stash Backpacks
Specs
Dimensions: 3.5 x 2.1 x 1.5 inches
Radio Dimensions: 6.3 x 2.2 x 1.4 inches
Optimal Range: usable range of 6 miles line-of-sight, maximum range of 40 miles line-of-sight
Frequency: 22 FRS channels, 121 sub-channels
Channels: 22 FRS GMRS channels + 121 sub-channels
Battery Type: built-in rechargeable 2300mAh lithium ion battery
Battery Life: normal use of 8 hours, standby time of 40 hours
Low Battery Alert: battery percentage power display
Base Charger Included: yes, with 110V charger adapter and mini USB port
Other Features: Smart Mic, waterproof to IP56 standards
Claimed Weight: 11 ounces
Activity: backcountry touring, mountaineering
Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years
