ACC Transceiver Policy - Alpine Club of Canada
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ACC Transceiver Policy - Alpine Club of Canada
THE ALPINE CLUB OF CANADA LE CLUB ALPIN DU CANADA Canada’s National Mountain Organization – Founded in 1906 www.alpineclubofcanada.ca L’organisation nationale de montagne au Canada – Fondée en 1906 www.clubalpinducanada.ca Alpine Club of Canada Transceiver Policy Participants on all mountaineering, skiing and ice climbing trips, camps and courses of the Alpine Club of Canada in avalanche terrain are required to use a modern avalanche transceiver, as recommended by Avalanche Canada. Recommended avalanche transceivers are digital, multi-antenna transceivers. Analog and single-antenna transceivers are not acceptable. ACC members are advised to take note of the manufacturer’s recommendations for the expected useful service life of avalanche transceivers. While digital, two-antenna transceivers (eg. Tracker DTS, Ortovox X1) are still acceptable, ACC members are encouraged to upgrade to digital, three-antenna models such as the Tracker 2, Ortovox 3+, Barryvox/ Mammut Pulse, Pieps DSP, etc. ACC members are also advised that the usefulness of any transceiver depends on the familiarity of the user with the transceiver. Regular practice throughout the season is strongly encouraged. Canada's Mountaineering Community La communauté canadienne des amateurs de montagne