Re: Wilderness Rescue/Medicine Ethics in the Grand ...
Folks who are on the fence or undecided about emergency communication tech should be aware that SPOT offers significant advantages over a PLB. SPOT Gen3 (also...
billferris2003 2014-06-13 07:35:32 #76153
Re: Wilderness Rescue/Medicine Ethics in the Grand Canyon?!?!
When Norm finally was able to call her, she was occupied planning his funeral.*** I kind of LOL'd -- even though I shouldn't have -- about the funeral...
jan_swafford 2014-06-13 06:56:17 #76152
Re: Wilderness Rescue/Medicine Ethics in the Grand ...
John,I was responding to your post on this thread where you ran through the various scenarios of the PLB vs sat phone etc. Apologies for my too-brief...
chris.forsyth 2014-06-12 15:08:04 #76151
Re: Wilderness Rescue/Medicine Ethics in the Grand Canyon?!?!
This has been a very interesting thread. Can't resist a few comments although they are pretty much off the main topic, which at this point is probably for...
chris.forsyth 2014-06-12 14:52:18 #76150
Speaking of car keys
I always struggle with what to do with the car-rental keys. Ideally I'd love to NOT rent a car that sits in the parking lot for a week, but I guess that's a...
originalgiri 2014-06-12 12:50:48 #76149
Re: Wilderness Rescue/Medicine Ethics in the Grand Canyon?!?!
That's what I do too. Small Ziploc (3x5" or so). Driver's license, VISA card, $100 cash, little 2x4" note-pad with a list of important phone numbers...
johngeyles 2014-06-12 10:46:58 #76148
Re: Wilderness Rescue/Medicine Ethics in the Grand Canyon?!?!
I agree with you completely about having a ziplock with credit card, ID, insurance card and some cash. I was helicoptered out from Shinumo Creek in October...
kgreig 2014-06-12 10:44:14 #76147
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