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Comment on "lets say you had to do an engine out landing in a remote region, youre passenger has a broken leg, you have an injury that prevents walking a long distace for help. your radio wont work. how good are your survival skills in all seasons"
Personal beacon is "MUST" item, when you fly in remote area.- Literally it is middle of nowhere !! I can’t see single human trace on the ground. True wildness aria. Thanks for sharing. It is so beautiful !! Hope you have a personal beacon with you when you fly.
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- ...her information. Also have FlightGuide on the iPad I much prefer their airport information pages to theothers. [as well as the SPOT locator beacon]
- ...much to me, this countryand the world by the simple act of holding this beacon of hope to all,American or ot...o have come to theseshores and has inspired millions more to carry that beacon where everthey may be. The mo...
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- ...ss country flying, what considerations should they take? Jeff trike made an awesome recommendation "Delorme Inreach" a PLB (Personal Locator Beacon) GPS tracker that allows...
- ...he was about to die. As he was about to pull the trigger the captian showed the hijacker the reflection of the truck's headlights and rotating beacon shinning on the aircraft'...
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- I am not a SPOT dealer, nor do I have one. A friend forwarde me this email (link and photo below) where (if I understand correctly) you can get a deal on free ser...
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- ...was 2 hour 55 minutes and the total distance 195 miles. I had 8 gallon of extra fuel on my backseats. I also carried 2 different types of personal beacon and emergency pack including...
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Early Navigation System of acetylene torches on towers and concrete arrows
Beacons, arrows kept pioneer pilots from going astray in Nevada. In the earliest days of commercial aviation, before the advent of radio guidance, the federal government constructed a system of beacons and arrows to literally light the way from state to state and coast to coast...Tags: navigation, beacon