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Yeah. Inreach mini 2 promises 10 days battery with it tracking all day. What I heard on the trail last year confirmed it. Pairs of hikers with mini 1 and mini 2 and the latter lasted nearly ten days.

I bring my cellphone for photos and GPS anyway so I'm already committed to maintaining it's battery. That is one thing I like about Spot3 over others is the use of regular batteries vs recharging. A

the 'Somewear' folks have been providing a similar sat hotspot add-on device for some time now. InReach is more expensive but it's also self contained, with an add-on you need to maintain 2 power

Battery life - “many days”. It’s 2.1 oz 600 mAh battery. 30 messages for $5 per month with unlimited SOS assistance.

I am curious about these questions: * What is the battery life? * Can this send bread crumbs out for location data? * What is the cost of messages - outgoing and incoming? Per message? Or how

I'm a Spot user and this definitely would be a cheaper option. I looked at the Bullitt site, the company that provides the SOS feature, and it wasn't clear to me if when used without a cell phone

I hope this makes Garmin drop the $30 annual initiation fee. <anand.sankaran@...> wrote: -- anand http://www.anands.net

Wow, thank you. $100 for the device, $5m per month. Works with any phone. Too good to be true. I just got the Garmin Inreach Mini2, but this is something to definitely look out for in the

Potentially interesting new product: https://www.tomsguide.com/news/this-new-dollar99-gadget-turns-any-phone-into-a-satellite-phone

Thanks. That is what I did. Mike

I think we looked at different pages on their website. When I checked the YARTS site I linked to the route from the map, https://yarts.com/routes/mammoth-lakes-hwy-120e-395/. That page only lists the

When I look at the Yosemite Valley to Mammoth Lakes I see two trips per day in each direction. What am I missing? Thanks, Mike

YARTS.com was updated with the 2023 schedules. 395/120E Yosemite-Mammoth Lakes bus will be running July 1 - October 1, 2023 when Tioga Pass is open. Only 1 bus per day this year. Frank --

Thank you. It was well done & brought back many good memories. *Melinda* *Melinda Mingus, MD* *Integrative Pain Medicine* *Board Certified Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine* *Diplomate in Mountain

Great photography and fun trip. I didn't like seeing all the campfires - decidedly non LNT. Could believe those pick weights but they were carrying all that equipment!? convinced me that if I do the

Good movie. Took me back to my JMT hike. Very similar camping stops. Although I did notice they put their tents up on grass several times. I'm glad I didn't have to deal with all the snow they

Watching it right now!

Definitely worth a watch!

Thanks for sharing this. I just watched it and really enjoyed it. Lovely to see all the familiar places. It's also available free on

Awesome Movie. I watch it every winter as I see this as an essential hiking season prep effort ;-)