Histoires de survivants

Hiking

PLB Triggered During Medical Emergency in Australia

Publié sur June 14, 2022 by Robert Croll

What I didn’t know at the time, was everything else going on in the background. 4 people playing cards get a call out, jump in the helicopter, save me and then back to playing cards. Not quite.

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ResQLink 400 Helps Lost Hiker in Getrude Saddle

Publié sur June 6, 2022 by Sam Ford

As the situation developed, two-way communication methods were attempted using mobile GPS or to place a phone call. Only to be met by the 'No Service' banner, scrolling across the phone screen.

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ResQLink 400 Activated In Medical Emergency in NZ

Publié sur June 2, 2022 by Deborah

I was in immediate pain and unable to move.

Hiking

ResQLink+ Seeks Search and Rescue in New Zealand

Publié sur May 31, 2022 by Catherine

My husband and a friend who just happens to be a member of local search and rescue Southland set up a search and went looking for me.

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ResQLink 400 Picks Up Injured Hiker in Rocky Terrain

Publié sur May 20, 2022 by Ana

I cannot stress enough how important it is to have a PLB with you - you just never know when you will need it, it is one of the best things you can do for yourself to keep safe.

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ResQLink+ Saves Teenage Hiker in New Zealand

Publié sur May 4, 2022 by Olivia

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ResQLink Saves a Trip from Going Bad to Worse

Publié sur March 3, 2022 by Caleb Smith

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Trouble on Routeburn, Good Samaritan uses ResQLink

Publié sur February 3, 2022 by Georgia Musson

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Emergency on the Wakamarina Track, Marlborough, New Zealand

Publié sur January 20, 2022 by Tim & Annabel

"...the markers disappeared when we got to a ridge...this was the first point where we should have turned back."