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I have heard that there are a number of transceiver parks in the alpine resorts.
I am wondering if anyone has been to any of them and if so what is the deal with them, ie what can you do? do you have to pay? do you use your own transceiver or do you have to use theirs?
i am off to chamonix on saturday and according to what i have read on the back country access web-site there is one of these parks on the Grands Montets. can anyone confirm this? and if so where exactly is it?
as an after thought on transceivers does anyone know if there is much difference between an ortovox M1 and M2 (i have an M1).
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I've seen the parks, you just pay a fee and can use your own gear. One in Arcs seems to have approx 6 buried targets.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
sysco
, Welcome the park is near the Plan Joran and is available foc on Tuesday ask at the piste security office. You can use any sort of kit.
Its all here
http://www.compagniedumontblanc.fr/pages/avalanche_tranceiver_1.html
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jbob, thanks for the info. will def go and check it out
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Courchevel one is free, there was/is a control board where you setup how many victims you want, and how long you want to search for and off you go.
Well worth doing, esp the poling, even putting together our poles taught us a few lessons!!
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