Backcountry Access | Tracker Transceiver Auto Revert Mode @BackcountryAccess | Uploaded October 2017 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
This video gives directions on how and why to use the Auto Revert mode on a BCA Tracker avalanche transceiver. Auto-revert is beneficial when having to perform a search in a dangerous area where a second avalanche is still possible.
Auto revert mode will make the Tracker automatically revert to TR (transmit) if the device does not move for one minute-or if there is movement, but the searcher remains in search mode for more than five minutes. The auto-revert function will revert your Tracker back into transmit mode after 5 minutes of searching.
Auto-revert also comes in handy if you do a trailhead test at the beginning of your tour, but you forget to go back into transmit.
To learn more about how to operate an avalanche transceiver, visit:
backcountryaccess.com/en-us/support/tracker-resources
To check out the complete lineup of BCA Tracker avalanche transceivers visit:
backcountryaccess.com/en-us/c/rescue-gear/avalanche-beacons
This video gives directions on how and why to use the Auto Revert mode on a BCA Tracker avalanche transceiver. Auto-revert is beneficial when having to perform a search in a dangerous area where a second avalanche is still possible.
Auto revert mode will make the Tracker automatically revert to TR (transmit) if the device does not move for one minute-or if there is movement, but the searcher remains in search mode for more than five minutes. The auto-revert function will revert your Tracker back into transmit mode after 5 minutes of searching.
Auto-revert also comes in handy if you do a trailhead test at the beginning of your tour, but you forget to go back into transmit.
To learn more about how to operate an avalanche transceiver, visit:
backcountryaccess.com/en-us/support/tracker-resources
To check out the complete lineup of BCA Tracker avalanche transceivers visit:
backcountryaccess.com/en-us/c/rescue-gear/avalanche-beacons
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