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I agree, for up-to-date weather, one must have some type of electronic contact with the world. The OpenSummit/Snow grabs ten days worth of information, though beyond 5 days things can change. But it

Karina, I don't think ANY of the weather apps mentioned work "offline", i.e. with no cellular coverage. Have you looked at asking for a "Premium Weather Forecast" from your InReach? See here:

Guten Abend, Henning ! I was hoping you would reply! No I had no clue that Earthmate could be used on airplane mode with Bluetooth activated. I will try that. SE reminds me of Nokia and it is actually

Hi Karina, with the mini/mini2 you can text directly from the device. The user interface to type in a customized text is obviously poor, with just 4 keys, but in case of emergency or with

Anand, What are ? canned ? messages ? Does mini has same on screen keyboard system like SE? Karina Bezkrovnaia

You can send canned messages out of Inreach Mini, you don't need to use the phone to send those messages. <kbezkrovnaia@...> wrote:

Thank you ? Derek, So no issues to get all that info offline , right ? I’m not happy with inReach weather reports for that matter. I have downloaded both apps, just haven’t decided on

I found OpenSnow and OpenSummit to be great apps for weather prediction, smoke maps, etc. One subscription gets both unlimited. I believe it was $29/yr. I use the OpenSnow to track the snow fall

Greetings to beloved community, Two questions for those familiar with - with Garmin discontinuing inReach SE and SE+ what options do we have in terms of texting directly within devise? That was the

Thank you. My conclusion resulted from sources like https://www.satellitetoday.com/iiot/2023/01/06/skylo-expands-satellite-access-for-iot-and-smart-phones-with-quectel-and-bullitt/

As we are now into March and closer to the April 1 level which is the level measured against for the snowpack in the Sierras it is becoming very clear that this will be close to the 1982/83 record,

Had a chance to talk to Motorola folks involved in the development of the Defy today and also to played with this device a bit. It is very lightweight, was told 70g (for all you gram counters out

I checked with YARTS. The website is still being updated. They sent my a copy of the 395/120E schedule pdf that looks like a slightly updated version of the one available online at

Thank you. My conclusion resulted from sources like https://www.satellitetoday.com/iiot/2023/01/06/skylo-expands-satellite-access-for-iot-and-smart-phones-with-quectel-and-bullitt/

Hi Ravi Please keep us posted.

The device does appear to have a dedicated SOS button meaning that in an emergency it can be used without connectivity to a cell phone. To me, this feature is very important for several reasons. Most

Based on the link at the bottom of this page to Globalstar, it appears an SOS on the new device will connect to the same service as Spot devices. Critical Event Management – Overwatch & Rescue –

Ah, thank you for the clarification on satellites.

Thanks. Henning, that was another thing I was going to check out. Similar to my Serius XM losing satellite coverage. If they don't alter that to have a broader satellite network it would be a non

It seems to use geostationary satellites. 50x further away than Iridium (InReach) means a lot more energy for a message to transmit, and at a fixed location of the satellite in the South with low