There's not much to do! Electronics have forcefully entered our daily lives and we have become very quickly accustomed to taking advantage of their countless benefits .
But there is always the other side of the coin; in our case, the downside is certainly about their compatibility with the main electronic tool for those who tackle the snowy mountains: the AVALANCHE TRANSCEIVER.
Until now it has always been more or less known and taught that any electronic instrument placed or worn in the immediate vicinity of the AVALANCHE TRANSCEIVER, would cause more or less impactful disturbances, both in transmission and reception, with possible even tragic consequences; for example, false positives.
Searching for avalanche victims in areas near power lines or snowmaking and ski-lift facilities can also be much more complex precisely because of the electronic interference they generate.

It is an issue that the UIAA, the International Union of Mountaineering Associations, has taken very seriously with practical field tests and scientific research, the result of which was summarized in a recently published worldwide memorandum.

Bluerando, which since the very beginning has been very attentive to the issue of safety in the snowy environment, thought it would be useful to contribute to its maximum dissemination. We offer it to you in this Blog; download it and read carefully.
It's really worth it, for our safety and for those whose lives might really depend on our behavior and knowledge.

Have a great outing!