Owner`s manual

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Congratulations on purchasing your BC Link radio from Backcountry Access. This is an
important step toward improving communication within your group in the backcountry.
At BCA, we believe that backcountry safety starts with good planning and clear
communication. While gear like the BC Link and other BCA safety products are
essential, they are only part of the equation. Education is equally important, especially
regarding terrain selection, avalanche safety, and first aid. For more information on
backcountry and snow safety, see www.backcountryaccess.com/education.
Disclaimer*
All snow sports involve inherent risks, and injuries or death may occur during these
activities. Do not rely on this product as your only means of communication. Never ski
or travel alone and always make sure that a responsible person knows where you are
going and when you plan to return. Familiarize yourself with the area in which you are
skiing or traveling and the current weather and avalanche conditions. Backcountry
Access, Inc. is not responsible for any loss of communication between you and your
group due to this product’s improper use, the failure to properly charge and maintain the
product’s battery, and/or poor or no reception in the operating area.
Component*Outline*
Getting*started*
In the BC Link package you will find the radio base unit, Smart Mic, recharger, USB
cable, and quick reference card. To start, attach the battery pack to your radio base unit
check the attachment of the Smart Mic, and recharge the battery.