General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Moonarie - Worth bringing a Sat. phone?	11-Mar-2009 At 9:21:04 AM	ado_m
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Chockstoners A mate and I are heading up to Moonarie for 10 days or so of exploration: Q1. What is the reception like there? I have the impression that raising alarm and coordinating rescue would be pretty difficult in the unlikely event that we or someone else at the crag got into trouble (not that it's planned!). Thus, thinking of bringing a Sat phone. Overkill perhaps, but $300 for two weeks seems pretty non-material for the piece of mind... Q2. Any impressions about Moonarie? We would be climbing probably in the 15-20 range (I hear the grades are pretty steep) Ado M

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