Before we close, though, please do read the next important section. Staying Found , and what to do when that fails Don't overrun your navigation. If you lose touch with where you are on the map, chances are you won't find yourself again until you hit a major road or river, and lose a bunch of time. You really want to know if you' ve overshot your mark. If you lose your map or it turns into a soggy ball, this may be the only way to rescue yourself.
Every event has a time limit.
Carry a watch, get back before the deadline, and quit earlier if you're headed for heat exhaustion or muscle fatigue. Check in with the officials whether you complete the course or not. Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club, All Rights Reserved.