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Battery life
6 Years (in storage)
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Dimensions
47 x 106 x 34mm
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- The Fast Find is designed as a direct communication, to the 406 MHz Search and Rescue satellite system, its signal indicates that you are in need of urgent response and assistance
- Transmits two signals simultaneously, one to the subscription free global 406.037 MHz satellite system (alert), and the other (121.5MHz (homer)) is to speed up the local recovery response process. Once activated, FAST FIND's signals will continue to transmit for at least 24 hours, at a powerful 5 watt output; the 406 MHz transmission ensures that a call for help gets through whatever the conditions.
- The pocket sized beacon transmits at the press of a button
- A built in strobe can be activated to automatically flash SOS to any response activity (Morse code SOS flash pattern, 30 operations)
- It can transmit for over 35 hours at 10°C
- The unit is waterproof to 10m for up to 5 minutes
- Buoyant when in the provided neoprene pouch
- FAST FIND 220 will operate in temperatures from -20°C to 55°C and its integral battery has a user storage life of 6 years, so there's no need for constant battery changes and re-charging (storage temperature -30°C to 70°C )
- Other:
- Lithium Manganese battery
- Altitude: 12,192m
- Power: >5W (alert) / >50mW (homer) nominal
- GPS type: 50 channel, ceramic patch antenna
- Indicator light: High brightness LED signal light
- Manual, three stage activation
- Self-test tests transmitters, battery and light
- Standard compass safe distance of 1m
- Meets following standards: COSPAS-SARSATT.001/T.007class2, RTCMSC110STD 11010.2, ETSI EN 302-152-1, AS/NZS 4280.2, NSS-PLB06
- Please make sure you register your beacon and information (instructions included) before using the device (critical to your safety and to successful search and rescue should you need it) and check the battery before starting your trip.