I noticed on the same youtube of the unfortunate lady, that to help SAR find her, she had a strobe light, which appeared to be flashing blue.
I've just seen that you can buy tiny almost wristwatch sized strobes, good for 250 hours flashing and visible at night for 2km, and cost only £ 15.54. The price is a shock, I expected them to cost a lot more. At that price they might be worth considering.
They come in different flashing colours, but what colour light are we supposed to use? Red, Green, Blue, Orange, White ?
Given how busy some popular places are at the weekend, it would help SAR to pick you out from other campers, assuming you were not mobile, and in more remote places could be a lifesaver.
I've just seen that you can buy tiny almost wristwatch sized strobes, good for 250 hours flashing and visible at night for 2km, and cost only £ 15.54. The price is a shock, I expected them to cost a lot more. At that price they might be worth considering.
They come in different flashing colours, but what colour light are we supposed to use? Red, Green, Blue, Orange, White ?
Guardian Emergency Personal Flashing Rescue Strobe Beacon - White
The guardian LED flashing light is currently used by law enforcement, emergency services and search and rescue units throughout the world.
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Given how busy some popular places are at the weekend, it would help SAR to pick you out from other campers, assuming you were not mobile, and in more remote places could be a lifesaver.