u/wss_why_so_scared

IT’S STILL WINTER OUT THERE. Don’t be these people. Research before you go and TURN AROUND if you hit conditions you aren’t prepared for. 🤦‍♂️

From SAR:

Last last night / early this morning NSR’s night vision goggle equipped helicopter rescue team (with Talon Helicopters) responded on Mutual Aid with Squamish SAR for a group of 5 hikers at Garibaldi Lake.

These very inexperienced and unprepared hikers were surprised by the amount of snow they encountered, and were not carrying sufficient gear for the conditions (or for a hike if this nature generally). Due to this, they became unable to continue. The flight team was able to land nearby, provide warmth/gear, and fly the individuals to Squamish Airport.

Hikers are reminded to thoroughly research your intended destination (stats and current conditions), ensure you have adequate training for what you have chosen, and carry proper gear including the 10 Essentials. Thanks to Squamish SAR for the opportunity to assist!

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u/wss_why_so_scared — 11 days ago

I have a Jado handleset I’d like to make smart. Ideally be able to unlock via Bluetooth or using an August style keypad. I can’t change the exterior look as it’s part of a fairly strict strata. The August keypad is small enough in can be tucked into the doorframe. The Jado handleset has buttons on the door edge that allow it to either lock when closed or not lock when closed. One thought was an electric striker plate. Ideally the keyed access would remain in case of failure. Any ideas?

u/wss_why_so_scared — 14 days ago

I have a Jado handleset I’d like to make smart. Ideally be able to unlock via Bluetooth or using an August style keypad. I can’t change the exterior look as it’s part of a fairly strict strata. The August keypad is small enough in can be tucked into the doorframe. The Jado handleset has buttons on the door edge that allow it to either lock when closed or not lock when closed. One thought was an electric striker plate. Ideally the keyed access would remain in case of failure. Any ideas?

u/wss_why_so_scared — 14 days ago