Defy Satellite Link Defy limits with the Bluetooth Satellite Accessory. Unlock a whole new world of always-on connectivity. The Motorola Defy Satellite Link is a compact, lightweight, universal Bluetooth accessory that allows any Android and iOS devices to connect to the Bullitt Satellite Messenger platform and utilize the full functionality of the Bullitt Satellite Messenger application, including true two-way messaging over satellite, as well as location sharing and SOS assistance. No mobile coverage? No problem. Switch to satellite! Upgrade a smartphone into a satellite-enabled messenger with the Motorola Defy satellite link, a Bluetooth accessory that unlocks a whole new world of affordable always-on connectivity. Give any smartphone the power of satellite connectivity. Supercharge a existing network with the Motorola Defy Satellite Link, an advanced satellite hotspot device that ensures peace of mind – whether traveling, participating in outdoor activities, or wherever the next adventure takes you. Complete Your Essential Kit Whether work or play takes users to a remote location, experiencing signal blackspots wouldn't be a surprise, or tired of inconsistent reception, the Motorola Defy Satellite Link is a must-pack accessory. A Reliable Lifeline Users wouldn't drive without car insurance or go on overseas adventures without travel insurance. Through its superior connectivity, the Motorola Defy Satellite Link gives users an added layer of safety and a reliable SOS emergency button in case of a critical situation. Put Anxious Minds At Ease Users may be a confident and experienced explorers, but it can be easy to forget how the people back home feel when a loved one is venturing into the wilderness. Simply press the check-in button and share the coordinates or send a text message to loved ones, giving them peace of mind, while users do what they want. Satellite Enabled Never lose signal again. With Motorola's  Bullit Satellite Messenger service, you can always stay in touch with friends and loved ones – even where there's no WiFi or cellular reception. Truly Life-Proof Its IP68 rating means it’s sand, grit, dirt, and dust-proof, and fully waterproof. It’s also been drop-tested onto steel and exceeds the MILSPEC 810H standard. SOS Assist Professionally staffed response centers, monitored 24/7 every day – provided by FocusPoint International.  Peace of Mind Check-in, share location and send messages from remote places where most people normally hunt for hours to get one bar of service. Live, work, and play on the fringes of coverage? Motorola's constellation of satellites is there to help. Two-Way Messaging Bullitt Satellite Messenger is the only direct-to-satellite app that meets the mobile industry's rigorous 3GPP standards. Locations Sharing Motorola's satellite SOS service puts a reliable lifeline that fits in a pocket, wherever users roam and whatever goes wrong.   Features: Location Sharing Attach it to a bag or belt SOS Assist Defy dust Defy water Defy impact

CLR Marine will now be stocking portable satellite phones and accessories by Iridium and Inmarsat. Stay in touch and be connected anywhere, anytime! They are found at http://www.clrmarine.com/462m4/communication/satellite-telephone.html

With the SPOT Satellite Messenger, you and your loved ones have peace of mind knowing help is always within reach. SPOT is the only device of its kind, using the GPS satellite network to acquire its coordinates, and then sending its location with a link to Google Maps and a pre-programmed message via a commercial satellite network. Check it out today!        PRODUCT REPLACEMENT Standard Horizon discontinues the Quest model VHF and brings aboard the Eclipse VHF. Standard Horizon discontinues the Black and White Quest VHF Radio and welcomes the Black Eclipse and White Eclipse VHF Radio. Check them out today!   Garmin Part Number Change Garmin, Long Stem Bronze Triducer MFG Part #010-10193-01 is now MFG Part #010-10193-01       VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION At CLR Marine we have different membership modules.  We are starting to combine them so you will have one registration to sign-in.  This will include Product Purchases, Posting on our Blog.  This will make it so much easier using our web site.   Sorry you will still have a seperate registration for the Free Classifieds. When you log in it will appear like this. Blog Add Post Subscriptions Products My Orders My Wish List My Gift List Gift Giver Panel By popular demand we will also be adding a Sailing Information Blog

GlobalFix™ V5 Cat 1 GPS AIS EPIRB with Return Link Service & Mobile App The ACR GlobalFix V5 EPIRB combines 406 MHz satellite connectivity with Automatic Identification System (AIS) functionality. This means that when the EPIRB is activated not only does it transmit your emergency signal to the global Cospas Sarsat satellite rescue system, but it broadcasts an AIS safety message on VHF-frequencies that can be seen immediately by any AIS-equipped vessel nearby. Other great features include Return Link Service (RLS) technology that provides visual confirmation to the user that their distress message has been received, a 121.5 MHz homing signal, and visible and infrared strobe lights for easy target identification at night or in poor visibility. Another feature is Near Field Communication (NFC) which allows users to monitor their EPIRB using a smartphone App. ACR is the global leader in marine safety and rescue technology and the GlobalFix V5 GPS EPIRB with AIS combines the durability and reliability they are known for with advanced technology designed to speed rescue response time.   Faster Rescues through the Pairing of Global and Local Rescue The ACR GlobalFix V5 EPIRB accurately derives its position anywhere in the world using GNSS (GPS, Galileo, Glonass) positioning networks. Upon activation 406 MHz distress transmissions relay the GPS EPIRB (GPIRB) position, accurate to within 100 meters, to the worldwide Cospas Sarsat search and rescue satellite network. EPIRB identifiers and position information is relayed to ground stations through the satellite system initiating rescue operations. With advanced AIS technology now incorporated into the EPIRB, once activated an AIS signal is transmitted so that nearby vessels outfitted with an AIS transponder are instantly notified of the EPIRB location. AIS-equipped vessels within the VHF range of the EPIRB will see a safety message on their screens including MMSI vessel identification. Vessels in the area where the EPIRB has been activated can then start rescue and recovery operations immediately without having to wait for an emergency response from the applicable SAR authority. AIS also allows local responders to easily pinpoint the EPIRB’s location which is presented as an AIS target on their onboard display. Nearby vessels with onboard AIS can navigate directly to the EPIRB by selecting the AIS target. This incredible technological advancement will speed recovery times which is sure to save lives. Smartphone Connectivity utilizing Near Field Communication (NFC) NFC (Near Field Communication) technology allows users to access EPIRB diagnostics using their smartphones. When a smartphone is placed adjacent to the GlobalFix V5 EPIRB the ACR Product App automatically opens providing access to EPIRB data. Beacon status information in the app includes current battery life, number of self-tests completed, number of GNSS tests completed, and the amount of time the EPIRB has been activated. Detailed information on each self-test and GNSS test performed by the device is also available. GNSS tests show a map view pinpointing where the previous test was performed, the date and time of the test, how long it took the EPIRB to get a fix on the GNSS coordinates, the number of satellites used to obtain that fix, and the accuracy of the fix. Easy App connectivity with NFC allows users to easily check the status of all EPIRB functions to ensure it is working properly. Return Link Service (RLS) Return Link Service tells whoever triggers the EPIRB that the distress message has been delivered. An RLS signal sent back through the Galileo satellite network confirms that the distress message along with the precise beacon location and identifiers have been detected. An easy-to-see flashing blue light indicates the EPIRB’s successful reception of the Return Link message from the Galileo satellite network. The comfort of knowing rescuers are aware that an EPIRB has been activated and that they have its location helps reduce the stress associated with mayday situations. ACR specializes in electronic rescue devices and other life-saving products designed for both professional and recreational mariners. With the addition of AIS, the innovative ACR GlobalFix V5 EPIRB provides the easiest and quickest path to rescue. Return Link Service provides a welcomed sense of security knowing that your distress message has been received and Near Field Communication provides access to data and product functionality that has never before been available to any EPIRB customer. The advanced feature set of the GlobalFix V5 EPIRB makes it perfect for mariners whether coastal cruising, working offshore, or crossing oceans. Specifications: Output Power (406/121.5): 406.040 MHz, 5W (nominal) / 121.5 MHz, 50mW (nominal) AIS: Yes, AIS Alerts for Local Rescue Return Link Service: Yes, Enabled RLS confirmation direct to beacon NFC/Mobile App: Yes, Near Field Communication (NFC) and Mobile App Included Strobe: White & Infrared Dual Technology Size (antenna up) – Beacon Only: 18.5” x 4.3” x 4.36” (470 mm x 109 mm x 111 mm) Weight – Beacon Only: 1.78 lbs (810 G) Battery: Lithium battery, Li/FeS2 Battery Replacement: 10-year replaceable battery (replace 10 years after the date of manufacture or after activation) GPS: 72 Channel Multi-constellation receiver (GPS, Galileo, & Glonass GNSS) Activation: Out of bracket and wet, or manually in or out of the bracket Waterproof: 33 ft (10 m) for 5 min. Buoyant: Yes Operational Life: 48 hours minimum @ -4°F (-20°C) Deployment: Category I – Hydrostatic Release (auto deploy) Warranty: 5 years Approvals: Cospas-Sarsat/FCC/MED/MER Approved This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

GlobalFix™ V5 Cat 2 GPS AIS EPIRB with Return Link Service & Mobile App The ACR GlobalFix V5 EPIRB combines 406 MHz satellite connectivity with Automatic Identification System (AIS) functionality. This means that when the EPIRB is activated not only does it transmit your emergency signal to the global Cospas Sarsat satellite rescue system, but it broadcasts an AIS safety message on VHF-frequencies that can be seen immediately by any AIS-equipped vessel nearby. Other great features include Return Link Service (RLS) technology that provides visual confirmation to the user that their distress message has been received, a 121.5 MHz homing signal, and visible and infrared strobe lights for easy target identification at night or in poor visibility. Another feature is Near Field Communication (NFC) which allows users to monitor their EPIRB using a smartphone App. ACR is the global leader in marine safety and rescue technology and the GlobalFix V5 GPS EPIRB with AIS combines the durability and reliability they are known for with advanced technology designed to speed rescue response time.   Faster Rescues through the Pairing of Global and Local Rescue The ACR GlobalFix V5 EPIRB accurately derives its position anywhere in the world using GNSS (GPS, Galileo, Glonass) positioning networks. Upon activation 406 MHz distress transmissions relay the GPS EPIRB (GPIRB) position, accurate to within 100 meters, to the worldwide Cospas Sarsat search and rescue satellite network. EPIRB identifiers and position information is relayed to ground stations through the satellite system initiating rescue operations. With advanced AIS technology now incorporated into the EPIRB, once activated an AIS signal is transmitted so that nearby vessels outfitted with an AIS transponder are instantly notified of the EPIRB location. AIS-equipped vessels within the VHF range of the EPIRB will see a safety message on their screens including MMSI vessel identification. Vessels in the area where the EPIRB has been activated can then start rescue and recovery operations immediately without having to wait for an emergency response from the applicable SAR authority. AIS also allows local responders to easily pinpoint the EPIRB’s location which is presented as an AIS target on their onboard display. Nearby vessels with onboard AIS can navigate directly to the EPIRB by selecting the AIS target. This incredible technological advancement will speed recovery times which is sure to save lives. Smartphone Connectivity utilizing Near Field Communication (NFC) NFC (Near Field Communication) technology allows users to access EPIRB diagnostics using their smartphones. When a smartphone is placed adjacent to the GlobalFix V5 EPIRB the ACR Product App automatically opens providing access to EPIRB data. Beacon status information in the app includes current battery life, number of self-tests completed, number of GNSS tests completed, and the amount of time the EPIRB has been activated. Detailed information on each self-test and GNSS test performed by the device is also available. GNSS tests show a map view pinpointing where the previous test was performed, the date and time of the test, how long it took the EPIRB to get a fix on the GNSS coordinates, the number of satellites used to obtain that fix, and the accuracy of the fix. Easy App connectivity with NFC allows users to easily check the status of all EPIRB functions to ensure it is working properly. Return Link Service (RLS) Return Link Service tells whoever triggers the EPIRB that the distress message has been delivered. An RLS signal sent back through the Galileo satellite network confirms that the distress message along with the precise beacon location and identifiers have been detected. An easy-to-see flashing blue light indicates the EPIRB’s successful reception of the Return Link message from the Galileo satellite network. The comfort of knowing rescuers are aware that an EPIRB has been activated and that they have its location helps reduce the stress associated with mayday situations. ACR specializes in electronic rescue devices and other life-saving products designed for both professional and recreational mariners. With the addition of AIS, the innovative ACR GlobalFix V5 EPIRB provides the easiest and quickest path to rescue. Return Link Service provides a welcomed sense of security knowing that your distress message has been received and Near Field Communication provides access to data and product functionality that has never before been available to any EPIRB customer. The advanced feature set of the GlobalFix V5 EPIRB makes it perfect for mariners whether coastal cruising, working offshore, or crossing oceans. Specifications: Output Power (406/121.5): 406.040 MHz, 5W (nominal) / 121.5 MHz, 50mW (nominal) AIS: Yes, AIS Alerts for Local Rescue Return Link Service: Yes, Enabled RLS confirmation direct to beacon NFC/Mobile App: Yes, Near Field Communication (NFC) and Mobile App Included Strobe: White & Infrared Dual Technology Size (antenna up) – Beacon Only: 18.5” x 4.3” x 4.36” (470 mm x 109 mm x 111 mm) Weight – Beacon Only: 1.78 lbs (810 G) Battery: Lithium battery, Li/FeS2 Battery Replacement: 10-year replaceable battery (replace 10 years after the date of manufacture or after activation) GPS: 72 Channel Multi-constellation receiver (GPS, Galileo, & Glonass GNSS) Activation: Out of bracket and wet, or manually in or out of the bracket Waterproof: 33 ft (10 m) for 5 min. Buoyant: Yes Operational Life: 48 hours minimum @ -4°F (-20°C) Deployment: Category II – Manual Release (manual deployment)  Warranty: 5 years Approvals: Cospas-Sarsat/FCC/MED/MER Approved This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

GlobalFix V6 Category 2 EPIRB with Return Link Service & Mobile App The new ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB is a versatile Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon suitable for use on both recreational and commercial vessels.  Features  High-tech features like Return Link Service (RLS) reassure users by confirming that the beacon has successfully sent the distress message and that this message has been received. ACR’s new Near Field Communication (NFC) allows the beacon to connect to a smartphone for quick diagnostics that demonstrate the battery is charged and the EPIRB is functioning correctly. The GlobalFix V6 is an ideal safety solution for all types of vessels and activities, including coastal cruising, offshore passage-making, or working or fishing in any ocean. Reliable Worldwide Digital Mayday Tells Rescuers Where to Search The ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB accurately derives its position globally through the GNSS (GPS, Galileo, and Glonass) positioning networks. Triggering the device produces a digital distress transmission using a 406 MHz distress transmission that relays the GPS EPIRB (GPIRB) position, accurate to within 100 meters, to the worldwide Cospas Sarsat search and rescue satellite network.  Position information and vessel identification are then relayed by the satellites to ground stations, which ultimately helps decide the scope of the rescue operation to be launched. Once the EPIRB is activated, a 121.5 MHz signal is transmitted in addition to the higher frequency satellite signal. This 121.5 MHz homing signal aids rescuers in finding the device when they arrive at the rescue scene, which is particularly important if the beacon has drifted from its original location. The GlobalFix V6 EPIRB also emits both a visual and infrared strobe to help rescuers pinpoint the beacon and speed rescue operations. Near Field Communication (NFC) Ensures the EPIRB is Functioning Properly Using ACR’s free smartphone app and NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, users can easily access EPIRB diagnostics. Placing a smartphone adjacent to the GlobalFix V6 EPIRB opens the ACR Product App, which shows EPIRB data. The app shows the current battery life of the beacon, the number of GNSS and self-tests completed, and the amount of time the EPIRB has been activated.  Users can see detailed information on each self-test and GNSS test the device performs. GNSS tests include a map view demonstrating where previous tests were performed, the date and time of the tests, how long it took the EPIRB to get a fix on the GNSS coordinates, the number of satellites used to obtain that fix, and the fix’s accuracy. NFC allows users to routinely check the status of all EPIRB functions to ensure they are working properly and ready to go in case of an emergency. Return Link Service (RLS) Return Link Service indicates to the user that an EPIRB rescue transmission has been received. The RLS signal is sent back through the Galileo satellite network, confirming that the digital Mayday, including precise beacon location and identifiers, has been delivered. An easy-to-see flashing blue light indicates the EPIRB’s successful reception of the Return Link message through the Galileo satellite network. Those in distress who have triggered the beacon and received the RLS confirmation know that rescuers will be made aware of the EPIRB activation and location and that rescue operations will be launched. ACR is a globally recognized leader in marine electronic rescue devices and other life-saving products. They build quality rescue equipment solutions like the new ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB that is suitable for all types and sizes of vessels in both the recreational and commercial sectors.  Long life Lithium batteries, global 406 MHz satellite transmission, a 121.5 MHz homing signal, visual and infrared strobes, and a Return Link Service that tells users their rescue signal has been received are all packed into a durable waterproof beacon. Near-field communication and the free ACR App allow users to check the EPIRB status for added reliability. Mariners cruising coastal waters, working offshore, or crossing oceans will appreciate the advanced features of the GlobalFix V6 EPIRB. Specifications: Output Power (406/121.5): 406.040 MHz, 5 W (nominal) / 121.5 MHz, 50 mW (nominal) RLS: Return Link Service (RLS) confirmation direct to beacon NFC/Mobile App: Near Field Communication (NFC) and mobile app included Strobe: White & infrared Size (antenna up) – Beacon Only: (inch) 18.5" x 4.3" x 4.36" / (mm) 470 x 109 x 111 Weight – Beacon Only: 1.78 lbs (810 G) Battery: Lithium battery, Li/FeS2 Battery Replacement: 10-year replaceable battery (replace 10 years after the date of manufacture or after activation) Temperature Range (Class 2): Storage: -22°F to +158°F (-30°C to +70°C) / Operating: -4°F to +131°F (-20°C to +55°C) GPS: 72-channel multi-constellation receiver (GPS, Galileo, & Glonass GNSS) Activation: Out of bracket and wet, or manually in or out of the bracket (Class 3 – manual activation only) Waterproof: 33 ft (10 m) for 5 min. Buoyant: Yes Operational Life: 48 hours minimum @ -4°F (-20°C) Deployment: Category II – Manual release (manual deployment) Warranty: 5 years Accessories: EPIRB mounting hardware (Included – P/N 9657) Cat II Bracket: (P/N 9656) HRU (P/N 9490.1) Approvals: Cospas-Sarsat, FCC, RED This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

GlobalFix V6 EPIRB Catagory I with Return Link Service & Near Field Communication The ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB is a versatile emergency position-indicating radio beacon suitable for use on both recreational and commercial vessels. High-tech features like Return Link Service (RLS) reassure users by confirming that the beacon has successfully sent the distress message and that this message has been received. ACR’s Near Field Communication (NFC) allows the beacon to connect to a smartphone for quick diagnostics that demonstrate the battery is charged and the EPIRB is functioning properly. The GlobalFix V6 is an ideal safety solution for all types of vessels and activities, including coastal cruising, offshore passage-making, or working or fishing in any ocean. Reliable Worldwide Digital Mayday Tells Rescuers Where to Search The ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB accurately derives its position globally through the GNSS (GPS, Galileo, Glonass) positioning networks. Triggering the device produces a digital mayday using a 406 MHz distress transmission that relays the GPS EPIRB (GPIRB) position, accurate to within 100 meters, to the worldwide Cospas Sarsat search and rescue satellite network. Position information and vessel identification are then relayed by the satellites to ground stations, which ultimately helps decide the scope of the rescue operation to be launched. Once the EPIRB is activated, a 121.5 MHz signal is transmitted in addition to the higher frequency satellite signal. This 121.5 MHz homing signal aids rescuers in finding the device when they arrive at the rescue scene, which is particularly important if the beacon has drifted from its original location. The GlobalFix V6 EPIRB also emits both a visual and infrared strobe to help rescuers pinpoint the beacon and speed rescue operations. Near Field Communication (NFC) Ensures the EPIRB is Functioning Properly Using ACR’s free smartphone app and NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, users can easily access EPIRB diagnostics. Placing a smartphone adjacent to the GlobalFix V6 EPIRB opens the ACR Product App which shows EPIRB data. The app shows the current battery life of the beacon, the number of GNSS and self-tests completed, and the amount of time the EPIRB has been activated. Users can see detailed information on each self-test and GNSS test performed by the device. GNSS tests include a map view demonstrating where previous tests were performed, the date and time of the tests, how long it took the EPIRB to get a fix on the GNSS coordinates, the number of satellites used to obtain that fix, and the fix’s accuracy. NFC allows users to routinely check the status of all EPIRB functions to ensure it is working properly and ready to go in case of an emergency. Return Link Service (RLS) Return Link Service indicates to the user that an EPIRB rescue transmission has been received. The RLS signal is sent back through the Galileo satellite network, confirming that the digital mayday including precise beacon location and identifiers, has been delivered. An easy-to-see flashing blue light indicates the EPIRB’s successful reception of the Return Link message through the Galileo satellite network. Those in distress who have triggered the beacon and received the RLS confirmation know that rescuers will be made aware of the EPIRB activation and location and that rescue operations will be launched. ACR is a globally recognized leader in marine electronic rescue devices and other life-saving products. They build quality rescue equipment solutions like the ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB that is suitable for all types and sizes of vessels in both the recreational and commercial sectors. Long life Lithium batteries, global 406 MHz satellite transmission, a 121.5 MHz homing signal, visual and infrared strobes, and a Return Link Service that tells users their rescue signal has been received are all packed into a durable waterproof beacon. Near Field Communication and the free ACR App allow users to check the EPIRB status for added reliability. Mariners' coastal cruising, working offshore, or crossing oceans will appreciate the advanced features of the GlobalFix V6 EPIRB. Specifications: Included Bracket: Category 1 Float Free Bracket Product Description: EPIRB with RLS and NFC Model Number: RLB-43 Output Power (406/121.5): 406.040 MHz, 5W (nominal) / 121.5 MHz, 50mW (nominal) RLS: Return Link Service (RLS) confirmation direct to beacon NFC / Mobile App: Near Field Communication (NFC) and Mobile App Included Strobe: White & Infrared Size (antenna up) – Beacon Only: 18.5" x 4.3" x 4.36" / 470 mm x 109 mm x 111 mm) Weight – Beacon Only: 1.78 lbs / 810 G Battery: Lithium battery, Li/FeS2 Battery Replacement: 10-year replaceable battery (replace 10 years after the date of manufacture or after activation) Temperature Range (Class 2): Storage: -22°F to +158°F (-30°C to +70°C) Operating Temperature Range: -4°F to +131°F (-20°C to +55°C) GPS: 72 Channel Multi-constellation receiver (GPS, Galileo, & Glonass GNSS) Activation: Out of bracket and wet, or manually in or out of the bracket (Class 3 – manual activation only) Waterproof: 33 ft (10 m) for 5 min. Buoyant: Yes Operational Life: 48 hours minimum @ -4°F (-20°C) Deployment: Category I - Hydrostatic Release (auto deploy) or Category II – Manual Release (manual deploy) Warranty: 5 years Accessories: EPIRB Mounting Hardware (Included – P/N 9657), Cat I Bracket (P/N 9660), HRU (P/N 9490.1) Approvals: Cospas-Sarsat, FCC, RED This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

ResQLink AIS GPS Personal Location Beacon PLB-450 with AIS & RLS A world leader in rescue devices and other life-saving products relied on by both professional and recreational mariners, ACR is proud to offer the ResQLink AIS. This compact high-tech Personal Locator Beacon is the world’s first PLB to include both AIS (Automatic Identification System) and NFC (Near Field Communication) in addition to standard satellite notification through the Cospas Sarsat rescue system. AIS means instant local notification for faster rescue times. Ensures the beacon is working properly when needed and provides easy access via smartphone to all functions and records. Accurate positioning through GNSS (GPS, Galileo, Glonass) and 406 MHz satellite connectivity mean reliable service worldwide.121.5MHz homing transmissions combined with AIS and both visible and infrared strobe aid in beacon location and speed recovery times. The innovative ACR ResQLink AIS is the FIRST to combine all these features in a compact easy-to-use PLB Beacon making it the FIRST choice for serious mariners looking for a Personal Locator Beacon. The Worldwide Cospas Sarsat satellite system includes 3 different constellations to ensure your 406 MHz distress signal immediately reaches the global network of Search and Rescue forces with your location accurate to within 100 meters. With multiple levels of integrated signaling technology including 406 MHz and GNSS (GPS, Galileo, Glonass) positioning, the PLB also transmits a 121.5 MHz homing signal which guides Search and Rescue services to the beacon’s current location when they arrive at the scene, as the beacon may have drifted from the originally transmitted position. The addition of AIS (Automatic Identification System) transmissions means the ResQLink AIS simultaneously alerts all vessels equipped with AIS transponders within the VHF radio range of the PLB’s distress position. This greatly increases both the likelihood and speed of rescue since nearby vessels receive the alerts.  Immediately upon deployment of the beacon an AIS Safety Message or MOB Alarm with the beacon’s MMSI and location is presented on any AIS screen within range. This makes it easy for nearby vessels to home in on the beacon since it is an active AIS target on their screens. The ResQLink AIS will light the way as rescuers arrive on the scene with both a white visible strobe and infrared strobe providing rescuers with the visual reference they need during nighttime or other low visibility rescue operations. Smartphone Connectivity utilizing Near Field Communication (NFC) The integration of NFC technology provides users with the ability to conveniently access beacon data from their mobile phone. The simple act of placing a phone near the beacon automatically opens the ACR Product App and provides access to a wealth of usage data including current battery life, number of self-tests completed, number of GNSS tests completed, and if applicable, the amount of time the beacon has been activated. Detailed information on each self-test and GNSS test performed by the beacon is also available if desired. For each successful GNSS test, users can view a map showing exactly where the test was performed, the date and time of the test, the time it took the beacon to get a fix on your GNSS coordinates, the number of satellites the beacon used to obtain that fix, and the accuracy of the location.  Return Link Service (RLS) RLS functionality works by sending a signal back through the Galileo satellite network to confirm to the beacon user that their distress message has been received and their location has been detected by the Coast Guard. A confirmation message is distinctly indicated by a flashing blue light on the PLB. Like other ACR beacons that include the important RLS feature, the ResQLink AIS provides the comfort of knowing that a distress message has been successfully delivered. Understanding that rescuers are aware of the beacon transmission and location reduces the stress often associated with Man Overboard incidents. PFD Compatibility and Integration The ResQLink AIS is designed to install within a life jacket and activate upon inflation of the jacket (semi-automatic). Installation is made simple using the included oral inflation tube clip to attach the PLB to the life jacket with a ribbon connected around the bladder of the life jacket. Once correctly installed, the action of the life jacket inflating triggers the deployment of the antenna and activation of the beacon. Users not wishing to install the PLB within a life jacket have the option to utilize the included webbing clip to attach the beacon to an appropriately sized belt or the webbing of an inherently buoyant life jacket.      Features: No Subscription Required 406 MHz Cospas Sarsat Distress Signal (MEOSAR Compatible) 121.5 MHz Local Homing Signal AIS (Automatic Identification System) Locating Signal Smartphone connectivity via NFC (Near Field Communication) Free ACR Beacon Mobile App (IOS and Android) Return Link Service (RLS) Functionality GNSS via GPS, Galileo, and Glonass Strobe and Infrared Strobe Light Global Coverage Simple PFD attachment Designed to Integrate with common Inflatable PFDs Multifunction Clip System Included Small and lightweight 5-year battery life Over 24 hours of Operational Life This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

3-3/8" (85MM) OceanLink® NMEA 2000® Tachometer - 7000 RPM - White Dial & Bezel The OceanLink® Tachometer automatically presents all the key data ranging from oil pressure and fuel consumption to operating hours – on a generously proportioned inverted dot matrix digital display. Besides a CAN interface with NMEA 2000® certified and SAE J1939 data protocol it features two inputs for analog sensors. The innovative EasyLink data connection makes the installation easy and cost effective. Satellite instruments for further dynamic measurement values receive updates from the central instrument every 20 msec Ocean Link Technical Information: 1x NMEA 2000® input 1x J1939 and analog input Reverse polarity protection Protection rating IPX5 Operating temperature range -20 °C / +70 °C 12/24V WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including LEAD which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

3-3/8" (85MM) OceanLink® NMEA 2000® Tachometer - 7000 RPM - Black Dial & Bezel The new OceanLink® Tachometer automatically presents all the key data ranging from oil pressure and fuel consumption to operating hours – on a generously proportioned inverted dot matrix digital display. Besides a CAN interface with NMEA 2000® certified and SAE J1939 data protocol it features two inputs for analog sensors. The innovative EasyLink data connection makes the installation easy and cost effective. Satellite instruments for further dynamic measurement values receive updates from the central instrument every 20 msec Ocean Link Technical Information: 1x NMEA 2000® input 1x J1939 and analog input Reverse polarity protection Protection rating IPX5 Operating temperature range -20 °C / +70 °C 12/24V WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including LEAD which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

ResQLink™ 410 RLS  Small but resilient, the ResQLink 410 RLS has been professionally engineered and tested to ensure it can withstand even the harshest elements.  This buoyant Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) requires no subscription for use and with the inclusion of the new Return Link Service (RLS) feature, this ACR beacon provides you with the comfort of knowing that your distress message has been received and your location detected. With three levels of integrated distress signaling technology – GPS positioning, a powerful 406 MHz signal, and 121.5 MHz homing capability – the ResQLink 410 RLS quickly and accurately relays your position to a worldwide network of search and rescue satellites.  Additionally, a built-in strobe and infrared strobe facilitate nighttime, or other low visibility, rescues.  Whether on land, at sea, or in the air, trust that the ResQLink’s satellite precision and military durability, put rescue in the palm of your hands.   Wherever your adventure takes you, whether it’s a trip to the highest mountain peaks, the most undiscovered terrain, or the vastest of oceans, rest assured that the ResQLink 410 RLS always activates easily.  Simply deploy the antenna, press the on button, and the beacon will provide you with confirmation when your distress message has been received and your location detected, while also effortlessly guiding rescuers to within 100 meters or less of your position. *Does not require a Subscription Features: Return Link Service (RLS) functionality Built-In buoyancy and waterproof Strobe and infrared strobe Global coverage MEOSAR compatible Small and lightweight 5 year battery life 24+ hours operational life Technical Specifications: Dimensions (L x W x D) - 4.52" x 2.03" x 1.49" (11.48 x 5.16 x 3.78cm) Weight - .33lbs (148g) Battery - Non-hazmat Lithium (included) Battery Replacement - Five years or after emergency use GPS - Multi-constellation receiver (GPS & Galileo GNSS)  Activation - Manual In the Box: ResQLink™ 410 RLS Multifunction Clip System Instruction Manual  *Sold as an Individual This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

ResQLink™ 435 View RLS  Small but resilient, the ResQLink 435 View RLS has been professionally engineered and tested to ensure it can withstand even the harshest elements.  This buoyant Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) requires no subscription for use and with the inclusion of the new Return Link Service (RLS) feature, this ACR beacon provides you with the comfort of knowing that your distress message has been received and your location detected. With three levels of integrated distress signaling technology – GPS positioning, a powerful 406 MHz signal, and 121.5 MHz homing capability – the ResQLink 410 RLS quickly and accurately relays your position to a worldwide network of search and rescue satellites.  Additionally, a built-in strobe and infrared strobe facilitate nighttime, or other low visibility, rescues.  Whether on land, at sea, or in the air, trust that the ResQLink’s satellite precision and military durability, put rescue in the palm of your hands.   Wherever your adventure takes you, whether it’s a trip to the highest mountain peaks, the most undiscovered terrain, or the vastest of oceans, rest assured that the ResQLink 435 View RLS always activates easily.  Simply deploy the antenna, press the on button, and the beacon will provide you with confirmation when your distress message has been received and your location detected, while also effortlessly guiding rescuers to within 100 meters or less of your position.    Enjoy added piece of mind using the integrated digital display to view live beacon status and GPS coordinates throughout the rescue process.    *Does not require a Subscription  Features: Return Link Service (RLS) functionality Built-In buoyancy and waterproof Strobe and infrared strobe Global coverage MEOSAR compatible Small and lightweight 5 year battery life 24+ hours operational life Technical Specifications: Dimensions (L x W x D) - 4.52" x 2.03" x 1.49" (11.48 x 5.16 x 3.78cm) Weight - .33lbs (148g) Battery - Non-hazmat Lithium (included) Battery Replacement - Five years or after emergency use GPS - Multi-constellation receiver (GPS & Galileo GNSS)  Activation - Manual In the Box: ResQLink™ 435 View RLS Multifunction Clip System Instruction Manual  *Sold as an Individual  This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

StarPod Kit for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Housing & Base The StarPod from NavPod is a waterproof housing designed for permanent mounting of the Starlink Roam/RV antenna, typically on a yacht’s hardtop or radar arch. The StarPod housing fits Starlink model UTA-212 (dish face measuring 20.2” x 11.9” / 513 mm x 303 mm). NavPod model SP212-K is the StarPod Kit, which includes the StarPod housing and a black powder-coated aluminum base. The included base is 8.25" tall with a 4" outer diameter and has a 6" circular footprint with four screw mounting holes. Third-Party Accessory Disclaimer: The NavPod and StarPod brands are in no way affiliated with the Starlink or SpaceX brands. The company's products are third-party accessories, distinct from the brands and products they are designed to house. What are the benefits of mounting a Starlink dish in a StarPod? StarPod protects Starlink and completely encloses the Starlink antenna in a very sturdy and attractive waterproof housing. Testing has proven that there is no degradation of signal inside the thermoformed acrylic-capped ABS housing. The Starlink Roam dish was originally designed for RVs, not boats. Its waterproof rating of IP54 is a long way from the IP67 rating NavPod is accustomed to in boating from the likes of Garmin, Raymarine, and others. Mounting a Starlink dish inside a StarPod provides additional protection from water intrusion, just as all NavPods have done for other marine electronics for over 25 years. How do I mount a Starlink dish inside a StarPod? The 4-legged "X" base that comes with a Starlink Roam dish is not utilized when mounting inside a StarPod; only the dish and attached mounting pole are used. The center post of the Starlink dish is inserted through the center hole in the bottom of the StarPod and extends into the chosen mounting pedestal. The initial Starlink setup process should be completed before mounting the dish inside a StarPod (refer to your Starlink setup and installation guide for this process). One important thing to note during the setup process is to make sure that the "Snow Melt" setting in the Starlink app is turned to "Off" (this feature produces excess heat to keep snow from piling up on a Starlink dish in winter environments, but is unnecessary and can potentially cause overheating when the dish is mounted inside a housing). Once the initial Starlink setup process is complete, the next step is to get the dish into a horizontal, or "flat" position, perpendicular to the mounting post. To get the dish into this position, unplug the Starlink dish, then plug it back in and turn it on. The dish will begin to move as part of its startup process, so just wait until it’s in a horizontal position and unplug the dish. This may take a couple of attempts, so just repeat as necessary until the dish is powered off in a horizontal or "flat" position. At this point, the dish can now be mounted inside the StarPod housing (using the instructions and hardware included with the StarPod). How can the Starlink dish move if it’s inside a StarPod? It can’t, but that’s okay. When powered on inside the StarPod housing, the Starlink dish will initially move as it looks for a signal. However, when the dish bumps into the inside of the housing and is unable to move any further, it will simply register an obstruction and discontinue its movement (a feature built into the dish to prevent the motor from burning out when it’s positioned next to a tree branch, ceiling, or other obstruction). The StarLink app may notify you of the obstruction, but the dish will continue to operate normally otherwise. There are several methods you can find on the internet for disabling your Starlink motor to achieve a fixed position. While these methods can be effective, it’s important to note that any modification of your Starlink antenna (drilling or cutting into the case, disconnecting internal cables, or any disassembly at all) will void the product warranty. If the Starlink dish can’t move, how can it get a good signal? Short Answer: A Starlink dish installed on a boat in a fixed horizontal position will achieve the same signal quality as a dish that’s free to move and adjust position. Long Answer: The Starlink Roam dish utilizes phased array technology. Rather than searching for a single satellite to point to (like older 18" and 24" satellite TV antennas), the Starlink dish is continuously switching between different satellites every few minutes (satellites that are moving at very high speeds and orbiting much lower than traditional TV and internet satellites). When a Starlink dish moves, it isn’t trying to point toward a particular satellite; it’s just looking for a clear view of the sky. Since this dish was originally designed for RV use, the movement of the dish was designed to allow it to point away from overhead obstructions like trees and buildings that might prevent a clear view of the sky. While this functionality makes sense for RV use, it is much less functional for boating use, where the dish would almost never encounter any overhead obstructions. When testing, a Starlink dish mounted and immobilized inside a StarPod achieved the same signal quality and internet speed as a dish that was free to move outside of a housing. Neither the fixed horizontal positioning nor the housing material itself resulted in any signal degradation as long as the dish had an otherwise clear view of the sky (as it typically would on a floating vessel). Liability Disclaimer: NavPod assumes no liability for any violation of Starlink product warranty or terms of service that may result from modifying a Starlink dish or mounting it inside a StarPod. General Information: StarPod is manufactured by Ocean Equipment in Bend, Oregon, USA, using the same time-proven materials that are used to fabricate the popular line of NavPods, waterproof housings for marine electronics. All NavPods Feature: Structural Rigidity – The Gen3 enhancements now include a thicker gauge of acrylic-capped ABS material that improves strength and provides better structural rigidity. This thicker material allows for a larger waterproof seal. The better the structural rigidity, the less flexing when tightening, and the more uniform pressure on the seal. The excellent UV stability of the acrylic is combined with the durability of the ABS. The acrylic cap protects the ABS from UV and its potentially damaging effects on plastic. Waterproof Seal – All NavPods are manufactured with a double gasket system, providing an excellent watertight seal. This seal provides the best protection for your marine electronics. StarPods are made to withstand the harshest wet offshore boating conditions. Gen3 enhancements include a thicker external silicone gasket with an improved flush fit. The internal Poron Microcell Polyurethane gasket is now 50% thicker and is not subject to a "compression set" like many rubber compounds. This is important when you need to open the NavPod in the future to service your electronics. The gasket will continue to do its job. Nickel Chrome-Plated Stainless Steel – The company uses all 316 stainless steel hardware that is supplied with each NavPod. Large round-head tamper-resistant screws have deeper sockets to match the NavPod wrench for better holding ability when tightening. The nickel-chrome-plated stainless steel tamper-resistant screws provide security combined with a little style! Commitment to Quality – Navpod stands behind its commitment by offering a 10-year warranty on all new NavPods, including the StarPod.

StarPod Housing Only for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Base Not Included The StarPod from NavPod is a waterproof housing designed for permanent mounting of the Starlink Roam/RV antenna, typically on a yacht’s hardtop or radar arch. The StarPod housing fits Starlink model UTA-212 (dish face measuring 20.2” x 11.9” / 513 mm x 303 mm). NavPod model SP212-H includes the StarPod housing only and is intended for installations where the housing will be mounted on an existing or third-party pedestal. A compatible pedestal should have an upper mounting surface no larger than a 7.5” diameter circle, which is the available mounting surface on the bottom of a StarPod housing. Third-Party Accessory Disclaimer: The NavPod and StarPod brands are in no way affiliated with the Starlink or SpaceX brands. The company's products are third-party accessories, distinct from the brands and products they are designed to house. What are the benefits of mounting a Starlink dish in a StarPod? StarPod protects Starlink and completely encloses the Starlink antenna in a very sturdy and attractive waterproof housing. Testing has proven that there is no degradation of signal inside the thermoformed acrylic-capped ABS housing. The Starlink Roam dish was originally designed for RVs, not boats. Its waterproof rating of IP54 is a long way from the IP67 rating NavPod is accustomed to in boating from the likes of Garmin, Raymarine, and others. Mounting a Starlink dish inside a StarPod provides additional protection from water intrusion, just as all NavPods have done for other marine electronics for over 25 years. How do I mount a Starlink dish inside a StarPod? The 4-legged "X" base that comes with a Starlink Roam dish is not utilized when mounting inside a StarPod; only the dish and attached mounting pole are used. The center post of the Starlink dish is inserted through the center hole in the bottom of the StarPod and extends into the chosen mounting pedestal. The initial Starlink setup process should be completed before mounting the dish inside a StarPod (refer to your Starlink setup and installation guide for this process). One important thing to note during the setup process is to make sure that the "Snow Melt" setting in the Starlink app is turned to "Off" (this feature produces excess heat to keep snow from piling up on a Starlink dish in winter environments, but is unnecessary and can potentially cause overheating when the dish is mounted inside a housing). Once the initial Starlink setup process is complete, the next step is to get the dish into a horizontal, or "flat" position, perpendicular to the mounting post. To get the dish into this position, unplug the Starlink dish, then plug it back in and turn it on. The dish will begin to move as part of its startup process, so just wait until it’s in a horizontal position and unplug the dish. This may take a couple of attempts, so just repeat as necessary until the dish is powered off in a horizontal or "flat" position. At this point, the dish can now be mounted inside the StarPod housing (using the instructions and hardware included with the StarPod). How can the Starlink dish move if it’s inside a StarPod? It can’t, but that’s okay. When powered on inside the StarPod housing, the Starlink dish will initially move as it looks for a signal. However, when the dish bumps into the inside of the housing and is unable to move any further, it will simply register an obstruction and discontinue its movement (a feature built into the dish to prevent the motor from burning out when it’s positioned next to a tree branch, ceiling, or other obstruction). The StarLink app may notify you of the obstruction, but the dish will continue to operate normally otherwise. There are several methods you can find on the internet for disabling your Starlink motor to achieve a fixed position. While these methods can be effective, it’s important to note that any modification of your Starlink antenna (drilling or cutting into the case, disconnecting internal cables, or any disassembly at all) will void the product warranty. If the Starlink dish can’t move, how can it get a good signal? Short Answer: A Starlink dish installed on a boat in a fixed horizontal position will achieve the same signal quality as a dish that’s free to move and adjust position. Long Answer: The Starlink Roam dish utilizes phased array technology. Rather than searching for a single satellite to point to (like older 18" and 24" satellite TV antennas), the Starlink dish is continuously switching between different satellites every few minutes (satellites that are moving at very high speeds and orbiting much lower than traditional TV and internet satellites). When a Starlink dish moves, it isn’t trying to point toward a particular satellite; it’s just looking for a clear view of the sky. Since this dish was originally designed for RV use, the movement of the dish was designed to allow it to point away from overhead obstructions like trees and buildings that might prevent a clear view of the sky. While this functionality makes sense for RV use, it is much less functional for boating use, where the dish would almost never encounter any overhead obstructions. When testing, a Starlink dish mounted and immobilized inside a StarPod achieved the same signal quality and internet speed as a dish that was free to move outside of a housing. Neither the fixed horizontal positioning nor the housing material itself resulted in any signal degradation as long as the dish had an otherwise clear view of the sky (as it typically would on a floating vessel). Liability Disclaimer: NavPod assumes no liability for any violation of Starlink product warranty or terms of service that may result from modifying a Starlink dish or mounting it inside a StarPod. General Information: StarPod is manufactured by Ocean Equipment in Bend, Oregon, USA, using the same time-proven materials that are used to fabricate the popular line of NavPods, waterproof housings for marine electronics. All NavPods Feature: Structural Rigidity – The Gen3 enhancements now include a thicker gauge of acrylic-capped ABS material that improves strength and provides better structural rigidity. This thicker material allows for a larger waterproof seal. The better the structural rigidity, the less flexing when tightening, and the more uniform pressure on the seal. The excellent UV stability of the acrylic is combined with the durability of the ABS. The acrylic cap protects the ABS from UV and its potentially damaging effects on plastic. Waterproof Seal – All NavPods are manufactured with a double gasket system, providing an excellent watertight seal. This seal provides the best protection for your marine electronics. StarPods are made to withstand the harshest wet offshore boating conditions. Gen3 enhancements include a thicker external silicone gasket with an improved flush fit. The internal Poron Microcell Polyurethane gasket is now 50% thicker and is not subject to a "compression set" like many rubber compounds. This is important when you need to open the NavPod in the future to service your electronics. The gasket will continue to do its job. Nickel Chrome-Plated Stainless Steel – The company uses all 316 stainless steel hardware that is supplied with each NavPod. Large round-head tamper-resistant screws have deeper sockets to match the NavPod wrench for better holding ability when tightening. The nickel-chrome-plated stainless steel tamper-resistant screws provide security combined with a little style! Commitment to Quality – Navpod stands behind its commitment by offering a 10-year warranty on all new NavPods, including the StarPod.

  Furuno Leads The Way To Enhanced Heading Accuracy With New Satellite Compass Offerings!     In 2001, Furuno introduced ground-breaking new Satellite Compass technology, using GPS satellites to provide a heading fix that rivaled traditional gyrocompass accuracy and repeatability. Since introducing this technology, Furuno satellite compasses have enabled many fleets to eliminate a gyro from their fitting list, saving many thousands of dollars in both equipment cost and wet-sphere gyro maintenance. Continuing our legacy of providing both quality and value, Furuno is very pleased to introduce a new series of Satellite Compasses to replace our revered SC50 and SC110 models.     Furuno's new SC70 (2-antenna) and SC130 (3-antenna) Satellite Compasses offer the stability and reliability of our previous offerings with a few new enhancements. The new SC-series compasses use a color LCD display that fits right in with our overall product family look and feel. In fact, the new SC displays are a cosmetic match with our BR500 BNWAS and FA170 AIS displays, so the vessel dash will look nicely uniform. Even more exciting is our new signal processing, which ensures these compass antennas have greatly reduced susceptibility to multi-path, or "signal bounce", making placement on a vessel mast and installation a breeze. The performance and feature set of the new SC compasses surpass the previous models, with enhanced motion compensation capability and more precise heading, even from the 2-sensor SC70!       Here are some key features and pricing for the SC70 & SC130:    - GPS/WAAS, Galileo and GLONASS position fixing and heading calculation  - Course accuracy 0.25° RMS (SC130), 0.4° RMS (SC70)  - Course and attitude resolution selectable to as fine as 0.001 degrees Rate-of-Turn (ROT) accuracy to .001 degree per second  - Pitch and roll accuracy 0.4° RMS 3  - Axis speed calculation (Bow/Stern/Longitudinal)  - Input/Output:           - NMEA/IEC61162-1/2: 10 Configurable Output & 5 Input Ports           - CAN Bus: 1 port (for connection to NMEA2000 devices)           - AD10: 4 output ports (for connection to legacy equipment)           - IEC61162-450 (Ethernet) network output on RJ45 port for INS and -450 compatible devices  - Type approved as primary or secondary THD (Transmitting Heading Device)* as well as GPS and Rate of Turn Indicator (ROTI)**    *depending on vessel size and Class **ROTI requires use of optional RD50  - 4.3" Color "Wide" WQVGA LCD display - Single cable connection between antenna and processor (supplied separately)     The SC70 and SC130 models include display, processor, antenna and common installation materials. Antenna cables are a required option and are supplied separately. Please visit the SC70 and SC130 product pages for additional antenna cable options. In addition to the antenna cable, options include LAN cables for connection to Ethernet devices or ship's network. An IF-NMEASC is necessary for analog output or optional IF-2503 for contact closure. Log pulse output is no longer supported.       Specials   Closeouts    Remanufactured    Rebates