AVALANCHE TRAINING CENTER
PRACTICE YOUR AVALANCHE RESCUE SKILLS...
AVALANCHE SAFETY
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The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
In standard mode, the selected number of transmitters is active at random, and the stopwatch is started. Three consecutive probe hits, one second apart each, on the probing surface will cause an optical and acoustic indication at the control unit.
The activated transmitters keep transmitting even a probe hit. This corresponds to a realistic situation. Most transceivers provide facilities to mark found transmitters.
When all transmitters have been hit by a probe or when the maximum duration of the exercise has elapsed, the end of the exercise is signaled acoustically.
After termination of the exercise, the search times for the individual transmitters can be read out on the control unit.
-> STANDART-MODE MANUAL DOWNLOAD
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
In standard mode, the selected number of transmitters is active at random, and the stopwatch is started. Three consecutive probe hits, one second apart each, on the probing surface will cause an optical and acoustic indication at the control unit.
The activated transmitters keep transmitting even a probe hit. This corresponds to a realistic situation. Most transceivers provide facilities to mark found transmitters.
When all transmitters have been hit by a probe or when the maximum duration of the exercise has elapsed, the end of the exercise is signaled acoustically.
After termination of the exercise, the search times for the individual transmitters can be read out on the control unit.
-> STANDART-MODE MANUAL DOWNLOAD
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
In standard mode, the selected number of transmitters is active at random, and the stopwatch is started. Three consecutive probe hits, one second apart each, on the probing surface will cause an optical and acoustic indication at the control unit.
The activated transmitters keep transmitting even a probe hit. This corresponds to a realistic situation. Most transceivers provide facilities to mark found transmitters.
When all transmitters have been hit by a probe or when the maximum duration of the exercise has elapsed, the end of the exercise is signaled acoustically.
After termination of the exercise, the search times for the individual transmitters can be read out on the control unit.
-> STANDART-MODE MANUAL DOWNLOAD
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
In standard mode, the selected number of transmitters is active at random, and the stopwatch is started. Three consecutive probe hits, one second apart each, on the probing surface will cause an optical and acoustic indication at the control unit.
The activated transmitters keep transmitting even a probe hit. This corresponds to a realistic situation. Most transceivers provide facilities to mark found transmitters.
When all transmitters have been hit by a probe or when the maximum duration of the exercise has elapsed, the end of the exercise is signaled acoustically.
After termination of the exercise, the search times for the individual transmitters can be read out on the control unit.
-> STANDART-MODE MANUAL DOWNLOAD
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
In standard mode, the selected number of transmitters is active at random, and the stopwatch is started. Three consecutive probe hits, one second apart each, on the probing surface will cause an optical and acoustic indication at the control unit.
The activated transmitters keep transmitting even a probe hit. This corresponds to a realistic situation. Most transceivers provide facilities to mark found transmitters.
When all transmitters have been hit by a probe or when the maximum duration of the exercise has elapsed, the end of the exercise is signaled acoustically.
After termination of the exercise, the search times for the individual transmitters can be read out on the control unit.
-> STANDART-MODE MANUAL DOWNLOAD
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard modlkjt by a probe or when the maximum duration of the exercise has elapsed, the end of the exercise is signaled acoustically.
After termination of the exercise, the search times for the individual transmitters can be read out on the control unit.
-> STANDART-MODE MANUAL DOWNLOAD