The Pieps ISP Pro with the antennae 1/2 way deployed. With the antennas fully extended, the transceiver shifts to search mode. Photo: Ro Coppolillo The Pieps Pro IPS avalanche transceiver doesn’t so much as enter the market as a full-stop disruptor, but, it does make advances regarding electro magnetic interference…
Review Part 1: Pieps Pro IPS Avalanche Transceiver
The Pieps ISP Pro with the antennae 1/2 way deployed. With the antennas fully extended, the transceiver shifts to search mode. Photo: Ro Coppolillo
Responses
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Nice to see you on the THR, Rob! Great write up.
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Ah, good! Yeah, great new place for us to connect and share beta — interested what everybody thinks of this unit, once they get it out in the field. What beacon are you currently using? Psyched to see the new Mammut transceiver, too — imagine it will be a strong contender … thanks Travis!
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“Electronics hygiene” is brilliant! Thanks for the well done piece, Rob.
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Ha, I think I stole that from somebody … but I can’t recall whom! Hope your season is going well!
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