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GlobalFix RLB-35

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No matter what kind of boating you do, accidents happen everyday on the water. When the situation turns from bad to worse, make sure you are prepared!
The ultimate in marine life saving technology is now readily available. Unleash the power of the GlobalFix™406 MHz GPS EPIRB and turn that life threatening situation into a successful rescue story.
It’s as easy as flipping a switch, and with an internal GPS receiver, the GlobalFix™ will acquire your GPS position and transmit it along with your personalized identifier code through the SARSAT satellites, instantly alerting SAR forces that you need help, immediately!
The GlobalFix works fast, When GPS data is present in the beacons’s first burst, SAR forces can be notified and start planning your rescue in as little as three minutes.  Independently tested in real world scenarios, the GlobalFix out performed all other 406 MHz EPIRBs on the market.

 

 

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This Product Has Been Upgraded.

FastACQ™ GPS engine acquires LAT/LON from a cold start better than normal GPS engines.
FastACQ™ GPS is on for up to 25 minutes in the first 45 minutes of operation.
Patented proprietary electronics package provides greater frequency stability for most accurate position through the LEOSAR satellites. 100m (110yds) GPS position accuracy, optimum allowed by COSPAS-SARSAT.
Only EPIRB available that provides a GPS acquisition test, a full functional self test of internal circuitry and battery voltage test.
Category 1: Fully enclosed, high density, UV stabilized polyethylene
bracket with hydrostatic release. Withstands extremely abusive environments. Hydrostatic release automatically employs EPIRB if vessel sinks to approximately 4m (13ft.).
Category 2: Universal Low Pro2 bracket; includes bulkhead and rail-mount option.
Transmits on 406 MHz (COSPAS-SARSAT) with your registered, digitally coded distress signal, and 121.5 MHz (SAR homing frequency).

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