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Re: skiing with cell phones

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   Mark wrote:
> I'm new to smart phones, but I would imagine putting it in a pack in a safe place would work fine. Everyone sans me in my AMGA SGC had one (I reached the tipping point there regarding smart phone technology ) and never had a problem.   …<snip>...
>   ISki wrote:
> It is time again for my family to get new phones.  Has anyone had a bad experience with a cell phone.  Did it break while skiing when you felt it shouldn't of had?  Any other issues?  

  If you ski with with avalanche beacons there may be proximity issues.  See this URI:

  http://beaconreviews.com/transceivers/interference.asp

  - Randy

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