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Marine Rescue GPS Orange

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$198.37

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About this item

  • Half the size of lifeline rescue Radio
  • Transmits GPS position to boats up to 34 miles using ais/DSC technology
  • No mmsi, licenses & registration
  • 5 year Battery life (user-replaceable batteries/batteries not included)
  • Diver depth rated to 425 feet (with cap closed)
  • Included components: lifeline gps, proprietary tool for rewinding antenna


The all new Nautilus Lifeline marine rescue GPS is less than half the size of our original radio and is incredibly simple to use. Simply undo the latch and open, turn on, remove the Red distress cap and press the Red button. That's it! your GPS position accurate to 1.5 meters and a man overboard distress message will be broadcast to all ais equipped SHIPS up to 34 miles away as well as a special dsc message to the marine radio on your own vessel. Your Nautilus Lifeline floats and is waterproof in all Sea conditions., just keep the O-ring clean and forget about it for the next 5 years! don't get left behind.


Alexander Jaramillo Delgado
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Excelente producto
GasGuzzler
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2024
I just bought something I hope I never have to use. But isn’t that what insurance is all about? This Nautilus GPS emergency beacon is something I will never do without on an open dive, especially in tidal waters. I also recommend it for surfers, paddlers, kayakers, and strong swimmers who think they can beat a rip current. What happens if they can’t? They activate their GPS beacon. Order 2 CR123A photo batteries when you buy this. It comes without batteries.
J Clavo
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024
Package didn’t contain screwdriver. Difficult to install batteries. Antenna difficult to rewind before proper closure of device.
David Lan
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2022
I took it with me as soon as it arrived on a Summer trip to the Caribbean. Didn't test it until I got to my destination. It was dead. Completely dead. The beacon doesn't turn on, nor does it do any of the tests that are supposed to work. Why take something so bulky with you and find out that it is just Dead on Arrival? This is actually dangerous. I bought this form Amazon warehouse, so probably buy it brand new if you can. Otherwise you are literally putting your life at risk when out in the water far from everything and everyone.
Gregory X
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022
This is not the most coherently written review, but I don’t feel like editing at the moment. This is a must for diving. The o-seals are not the most robust. It should have a double oring and it doesn’t. They use a weird gasket. That said, if it doesn’t flood and you do drift off, it could save your life.Programming to a ship’s MMSI is a bit of a trick the first time. You program an app on your phone with the MMSI. You put the transmitter in program mode. Then you aim the phones light at the center of the antenna holder. A series of flashes programs the MMSI into the transmitter. You need to deploy the antenna to do this. You then re roll the antenna with the tool that is provided.I dislike the tool. It’s small and easy to misplace. There is no simple place to store it. They should design the antenna so it doesn’t need a tool for deployment.
GP
Reviewed in Australia on November 28, 2022
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ALEJANDRO SUAREZ
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2021
Today, the Nautilus GPS is one of the best options when it comes to scuba diving in remote locations. Divers around the world know that there are certain dive sites in the world that have very particular characteristics of currents and waves. The island of Malpelo, in Colombia, is one of those places. Possessing an abundance and variety of fish without equal, the waters of the island are also renowned for their strong ocean currents. It is there where the Nautilus GPS takes on special prominence, providing the necessary security element to fully enjoy this beautiful place.
Antonio Esteve
Reviewed in France on January 6, 2021
Evidemment pas encore teste et pour cause ...livre sans les piles ( 2 CR 123 ) ce qui n'est pas indique dans l'annonce vue le prix de la bête ( > 200€ ) c'est minable ( coût des piles environ 6€ ) pire encore pas de systeme d'attache prevue là encore vous êtes prier de vous debrouillez . Pour la documention c'est simple ...il n'y en a pas ! tout est indique en anglais sur l'emballage . Par contre on vous fourni un petit tournevis cruciforme genre chinoiserie complement inutile ...PS je ferai un update une fois les piles installé et qq plongées effectuées
trebor mint
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 30, 2020
nice
sheryl bradley
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2019
Product arrived exactly as expected. 5 stars for quick delivery.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2018
good quality, quick delivery
STP
Reviewed in Germany on April 14, 2018
Narrensichere Rettungs-Beacon, die mit exakter GPS-Position um Hilfe ruft, solle beim Tauchen mal was mächtig schiefgehen - und man an die Oberfläche kommt... und das Boot ist ist weit und breit nicht zu sehen. Auf Knopfdruck sendet das Teil dann, wo genau man im Wasser treibt, so dass jeder, der Signal und Position empfängt, zur Hilfe oder Rettung kommen kann. Kein Taucher sollte ohne sein...
Julian shaw
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 15, 2017
Have been diving with it in my bcd, No leaks and seem strong enough to take the knocks of being in my pocket, hopefully I'll never need it but gives you peace of mind knowing it's there.