Nautilus Lifeline GPS VHF Safety Radio, White

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Nautilus Lifeline GPS VHF Safety Radio, White Features

• Handheld Marine VHF Radio/GPS with Digital Selective Calling (DSC)

• Built in 20 parallel channel GPS - waypoints can be downloaded to Google Earth via included USB cable

• Floating: Depth rated to 425-Feet

• Transmit your GPS position and summon help by depressing the Red Button

• No base unit required

About Nautilus Lifeline GPS VHF Safety Radio, White

Nautilus LifeLine The Nautilus LifeLine is a marine rescue radio with GPS that puts safety into the hands of everyone on the water. Use it to chat to your boats or buddies in the their kayaks or canoes with the push of the green button. Need help? Push the red button to send an alert message and your position to boats within 4000 square miles. This tough and compact unit is depth rated to 425 feet. It provides true peace of mind for everyone on the water including divers, kiteboarders, sailors, paddlers, commercial mariners, jet skis, canoeing, coastal cruising and more. Why LifeLine is Different A true marine communication/rescue radio with GPS for aquatic adventurers So tough that it is depth rated to 425 feet One-button distress call send your GPS coordinates to boats within 4000 square miles No subscriptions or user fees Group Call: Transmit your position to other LifeLines or DSC radios Rechargeable battery Peace of mind for anyone on the water What's Included Quick start guide / Setup guide Operations manual (via download, requires internet connection) LifeLine Desktop Software (via download) compatible with current Windows or Mac OS USB charging cable and USB cap D-ring clip LifeLine Desktop Software Features Upload the GPS position of your sites to Google Map Share your GPS locations on social media Customize your LifeLine settings: setup MMSI and Group Call How LifeLine Works Voice Communication Distress Call Chat-Push the Green ButtonCall your buddy or your boat! Push the Red Button Send alert message and your position to boats near and far (up to 4000 square miles) Size and Weight Weight : 9.88 Oz (280 g) Dimensions(H x W x D): 2.6 x 5.72 x 1.8 Inch (67 x 145 x 46 mm) Power and Battery Battery: 1850mAh Li-on Rechargeable Battery: 24 Hrs + Maximum RF Power 1.85 Watts + 0dB / -3.5dB Depth Rating and Communication Range Depth Rating: 425 Feet (130 Meters) Voice Communication Range: 2-6 Miles (3-10km) depending on antenna height Red Button(Distress): Transmits DSC Alerts/ GPS within 4000 Square Miles Coverage (10,000 Sq. km) Frequency Range: All Marine Channels GPS: Stores up to 30 Waypoints Channel Spacing: 25 KHz Exterior Material: Polycarbonate, 316 L Stainless Steel Floating : YES with Cap Closed Display Type: LCD Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What do the green, orange and red buttons do? There are three buttons on the top of the Nautilus LifeLine. Green Button: Use to chat with your buddy, other LifeLines, or your boat. Set to the channel of your choice. Orange Button: Set to the universal hail and distress channel (channel 16) to call any boats around you. Red Button: Digital Distress sends an alert message and your GPS position to boats within 4000 square miles. How long does the battery last? 4 hours talk time plus 24 hours distress calling. Will the LifeLine float if I drop it in the water? Yes. The LifeLine is positively buoyant. Is the LifeLine waterproof with the upper cap open? Yes. With the upper cap open the LifeLine is IP67 rated (15 cm to 1 meter of water immersion for 30 minutes). You can safely use it on the surface in all sea conditions. With the upper cap closed and sealed it is rated to 425 feet. What maintenance does the LifeLine require? The O-ring and protective cover over the USB port need to be kept clean and free of contaminants. Check and charge the battery as needed. Always check that the upper protective cap is securely in place before taking your LifeLine on your next adventure on the water. Do I need a Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) number? You do not need an MMSI to use the LifeLine as a marine VHF radio. You will need an MMSI number if you want to activate the red Digital Distress button. How do I download the LifeLine desktop software? Ensure that you have an internet connection. Using your web browser, go to the Nautilus LifeLine website and select Setup or Support and then Software. The software is f