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Pros: Great range, direction indicator, and audio. Toggles to analog, small, excellent perpendicular reception range.
Cons: Learning curve for enhanced features.
Pros: Simple, "orientation-based transmitter."
Cons: No marking, short range, two-digit display, non-upgradeable.
Pros: A very capable transceiver, the Pieps Tour was replaced by the Pieps DSP Sport in October 2013.
Cons: Less consistent marking.
Pros: Long reception range, marking. Replaced by the Pieps DSP Pro in October 2013.
Cons: Less consistent marking.
Pros: All the "Pros" of the DSP Sport plus longer battery life, frequency testing, inclinometer, scanner, and slightly longer range.
Cons: Potential problem with switch.
Pros: Great price, excellent perpendicular reception range, easy to use, mitten-friendly, good harness.
Cons: Fewer features than the Powder/Recon. Potential problem with switch.