Fine Search; Pinpointing - Black Diamond Equipment RECON LT Manual De Instrucciones

4.8.4 Fine search

From a distance of 5 m, the search speed should be notably reduced (50 cm/s). At the same time, start working
close to the surface of the snow. To prevent confusion during the fine search, the direction indication disappears
below a distance of 2 m. Reduce the search speed again and find, by cross-like movements, the position of the
lowest distance reading. A dynamic acoustic signal output supports the fine search: the closer you are to the
sending transceiver, the sound will decrease in period and increase in frequency.
Do an accurate direction adjustment before the
direction arrow disappears! You are then moving to
the transmitting beacon in best coupling position and
save time during the cross-like movements.

4.8.5 Pinpointing

Begin at the point of the lowest distance indicated.
Always probe perpendicular to the surface. Use your
lower hand as a "probe guide" to ensure the probe
follows a steady path. Follow a proven system until
you have a hit. Communicate a hit clearly to
companions. Leave the probe stuck for shoveling
guidance.
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Move your beacon at a slow, steady speed of about 10
cm/s, keep it leveled close to the surface and do not
rotate your device. Search along the Y axis, determine
the lowest distance value, then follow along the X
axis. Always move past the point of the lowest
distance to verify the distance tendency. Mark the
point of the lowest distance reading and start
pinpointing.
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