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I recently ran onto a webinar posted last summer where Garmin senior product manager Chip Noble discusses best practices for Inreach users. It opened my eyes to a few things-- like:
1- why you should conduct a 'subscription test' (12:23)
2- why you should turn your Inreach on at the trailhead (16:56)
3- why it's important to keep the Inreach vertical (21:10)
4- the shape of the antenna signal (an umbrella or mushroom shape radiating out from the top of the antenna) (23:07)
5 - the fact that the Inreach turns on tracking during an SOS emergency (it sends tracking messages every 60 seconds for 10 minutes, then every ten minutes) (27:06)
6 - why you should send a message after the activity is complete and not just shut the Inreach off (27:33)
Thanks, Chip!
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1- why you should conduct a 'subscription test' (12:23)
2- why you should turn your Inreach on at the trailhead (16:56)
3- why it's important to keep the Inreach vertical (21:10)
4- the shape of the antenna signal (an umbrella or mushroom shape radiating out from the top of the antenna) (23:07)
5 - the fact that the Inreach turns on tracking during an SOS emergency (it sends tracking messages every 60 seconds for 10 minutes, then every ten minutes) (27:06)
6 - why you should send a message after the activity is complete and not just shut the Inreach off (27:33)
Thanks, Chip!
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