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'Safety Check' on PIEPS and Black Diamond Avi Beacons — Again

On April 16, Black Diamond and PIEPS asked owners of multiple avalanche transceivers to perform safety checks. Here's what you need to know. ....

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Company issues recall of avalanche beacon that backcountry users allege is 'faulty'


 
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The North American distributor of an avalanche beacon has issued a “voluntary recall” of the product after two skiing accidents in B.C., one of them fatal.
It’s a move that backcountry advocates and those around them have been calling for for years, saying the device is “faulty.”
In 2017, Corey Lynam died after being caught in an avalanche while skiing in the backcountry near Whistler.
Lynam was wearing a Pieps DPS Sport transceiver but it wasn’t sending a signal, making it near impossible for search crews to find him in time.
His widow, Brianne Howard, believes the device switched off while Lynam was in the avalanche. ....

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Skier Nick McNutt was buried in an avalanche. What happened in the next five minutes saved his life.


“I don’t have a signal either. Is his transceiver not on?”
“We need all hands on deck now!”
Their confidence was crushed. The most essential avalanche rescue tool, fundamental to their training scenarios, was suddenly useless. They’d have to find him using other means: pole-like probes and shovels. If they didn’t find him in 15 or 20 minutes, he likely wouldn’t survive. They were approaching the two-minute mark.
No way, McIntosh said to himself. This
can’t be how Nick McNutt dies.
They thrust their probes into the snow, guessing at which bit of debris he lay beneath. Lustenberger, the mountain guide, suggested they begin a probe line a methodical search of the whole avalanche area, top to bottom. “Now we’re relying on techniques used for body recovery, not rescue,” she says. McNutt, meanwhile, had no idea what was happening above. His snow tomb was soundproof. He realized he could pull in air through the porous snow, but only if he brea ....

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