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by ghaff
2515 days ago
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I'm not sure what "that situation" is. inReach-type devices are probably prudent for certain activities in remote areas.
Though if someone is unresponsive after falling in a gorge, I suspect S&R arriving many hours later--and many more hours getting to a hospital--isn't going to be of much help. It's certainly not routine for individuals or even groups to carry such devices in wilderness areas even if cell phone reception is spotty. I can go 2 hours north of where I live and hike on steep trails where there's no guarantee of cell phone reception. |
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