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Recon BT
The Black Diamond Recon BT is a user-friendly avalanche beacon with all the features you need for a quick, efficient search. Its three antenna design reduces signal spikes, or the situation when a beacon mistakenly points to an incorrect location, which drastically improves accuracy during a search when compared to more traditional two antenna beacons, and the 60-meter circular range allows you to pick up the victim's signal from farther away. In the event that you have to search for multiple victims, the mark function enables you to flag each victim as you find them so you can move on to searching for the next victim while your partner starts to probe. Unique from other beacons on the market, the Recon's Bluetooth compatibility lets you connect it to your smartphone so you can easily manage settings and software updates, and it's compatible with iProbe for more extensive search capabilities.
- User-friendly beacon for backcountry travel
- Three antennas reduce signal spikes for improved accuracy
- 60m circular range allows you to pick up a signal from farther away
- Mark function for locating multiple victims in a single search
- Bluetooth connection for managing settings and software updates
- Housing with soft touch contact points for better handling
- Compatible with iProbe
- Item #BLD00U6
- Antennas
- 3
- Digital Range
- 60m
- Functions
- Bluetooth, multiple burial and mark function, iProbe compatible
- Battery
- 3 AAA batteries
- Battery Life
- 200h in send mode
- Harness Included
- yes
- Dimensions
- 115 x 75 x 28mm (4.5 x 2.9 x 1.1in)
- Claimed Weight
- 7.4oz
- Recommended Use
- backcountry skiing, backcountry snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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February 15, 2019
Does this work with Recco reflectors?
Alex R.
Evan M.
August 8, 2020
No. RECCO reflectors work with active detectors that are mounted on helicopters or held by ski patrollers. Think of them as the passive reflectors that you might have on your bike: they don't hurt to have, but they won't actively alert people that you're there. A beacon, like this one, on the other hand, can be used to actively send out a signal that other beacons (in search mode) can pick up and triangulate. Both RECCO and a beacon are good to have, but if you're going into the backcountry, you should have a beacon and know how to use it.