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New Simrad EPIRB Increases Accuracy

by IBI News on 7 Jun 2006
New Simrad Epirb SW
Simrad Yachting has launched a new range of Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) that come with a choice of either manual or automatic release, and increased GPS accuracy.

Available now through Simrad dealers, the new EP50 and EG50 EPIRBs activate automatically on contact with water, emitting a 406MHz Distress Alert with 121.5MHz Homing Beacon for fast indication to rescue authorities. A two-part bulkhead bracket ensures that it does not accidentally trigger.

A high-power strobe light enables immediate recognition by rescue services at night, and the Simrad EG50 is also fitted with a 16 channel GPS for increased position accuracy of the alert.

To learn more details go to their website, or contact a distributor:

Quin Marine Pty Ltd
89 St Vincent Street
Port Adelaide, SA 5015
Phone 088 447 1277
Fax 088 341 0567

Advance Trident Ltd
Queensland and Northern Territory
Unit 10 Manly Marine World
1029 Manly Road, 4173 Queensland
Phone 07 3390 6900
Fax 07 3390 6911

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