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Why We Love the Tracker3 Avalanche Beacon
The Tracker series from BCA has long been a favorite among backcountry travelers. The Tracker3 takes the best features of its predecessor, the Tracker2, and improves upon them. With its user-friendly interface and added enhancements, this beacon ensures optimal performance and ease of use even in the most stressful rescue situations.
One of the most notable upgrades in the Tracker3 is the addition of a third antenna, which greatly increases its range and allows for faster beacon signal detection. This means that you can quickly locate and assess the situation, saving precious time during an avalanche rescue operation.
The digital display of the Tracker3 provides essential information such as directional arrows and distance readout in meters. This allows you to identify the direction and proximity of the buried transmitter, making it easier to pinpoint the exact location and commence a targeted search using a probe.
In case of multiple victims, the Tracker3's Signal Suppression and Big Picture modes prove to be invaluable. These advanced features enable you to determine the number of transmitters in the area and suppress the closest signal once located. This allows you to efficiently move on to the next victim, while your partners begin probing and digging.
Product Details
- Triple-antenna beacon specifically designed for backcountry skiing and snowboarding
- Impressive 50-meter range for efficient search operations in larger areas
- Full digital display with directional arrows and distance readout for accurate navigation
- Multiple burial indicator with Big Picture mode to assess the overall situation at a glance
- Signal Suppression mode ideal for focusing on the closest signal once located
- 20% lighter and thinner than its predecessor, the Tracker2, for enhanced portability
- Included harness with tether for secure and safe carrying
Specs
Antennas: Triple Digital
Range: 50m
Functions: Signal Suppression, Big Picture, multiple burial
Battery: 3 AAA Batteries (Included: yes)
Battery Life [transmit]: 200 hours
Battery Life [search]: 50 hours
Dimensions: 4.6 x 2.8 x 0.9in
Claimed Weight [with batteries]: 7.6oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 5 years limited
