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T3 Avalanche Rescue Package (Spring 2023)
Backcountry Access
T3 Avalanche Rescue Package (Spring 2023)
$434.95
Description

  User-friendly beacon kit for beginners and pros alike

  The BCA T3 Avalanche Rescue package is a smart purchase for those looking to gear up for their first backcountry experience or for experienced backcountry travelers wanting to replace their old outdated equipment. This 3-part package comes with the industry-leading Tracker3+ avalanche transceiver and harness, extendable B-1 EXT avalanche shovel, and the quick-deploying Stealth 270 avalanche probe.

  The Tracker3™ has Tracker's renowned ease of use and instantaneous real-time display. The beacon is designed to be “pocket-friendly,” and T3 is the choice of guides, mountaineers, and the weight-conscious crowd. This transceiver uses Signal Suppression (SS) and Big Picture (BP) modes for no-nonsense multiple-victim searching. Motion-sensing auto revert-to-transmit mode. Upgradeable software and electronics performance testing for Tracker3 fleet management. All transceivers include harness and batteries.

  FAQ: What is the difference between the Tracker3 and Tracker3+? There is no difference in performance between the Tracker3 and Tracker3+. Tracker3+ has a new software version because there’s some new hardware on the circuit board from new suppliers. These chips need slightly different code than their predecessors.

  WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the state of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Backcountry Access
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
C2012004010
UPC:
886745905332
Other Features:
FREQUENCY: 457 kHz
MAX RANGE: 55 meters
SEARCH STRIP WIDTH: 50 meters
BATTERIES: three AAA alkaline
BATTERY LIFE: minimum 1 hour in search mode after 200 hours in transmit mode (approximately 250 hours in transmit only or 50 hours in search only)
WARRANTY: Limited 5-year warranty
ORIGIN: Assembled and tested in the USA
PATENTS & LICENSES: US Patent #6,167,249 & 6,484,021 B1. Certified to be in compliance with all applicable North American and European norms.
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