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Features Of Nautilus Lifeline Marine Rescue Waterproof GPS
Universal
All modern commercial ships and most yachts are equipped with AIS and DSC allowing universal worldwide use of the Nautilus Marine Rescue GPS.
Waterproof
Nautilus GPS is waterproof! It is diver depth rated to 425 feet with the cap closed.
Accurate positioning
GPS position accurate to 1.5 metres and a man overboard distress message will be broadcast to all AIS equipped ships up to 34 miles.
AIS/DSC Technology
Each GPS is programmed at our factory with an MMSI number allowing automatic AIS functionality as soon as your unit is powered up.
AIS/DSC Technology + Silicone Pouch
Nautiluslifeline Marine Rescue Waterproof GPS with Two D-Rings
The Nautilus GPS is less than half the size of our original radio and is incredibly simple to use. Easy to attach to a BCD or tuck into a pocket. Simply undo the latch and open, turn on, remove the antenna retainer, and press the red button that’s it!
Nautilus Marine Rescue Waterproof GPS
Quick Start Guide to Activate Help
1. Open the dive cap by releasing the latch.
2. Press the blue button firmly until it clicks to power on the Nautilus GPS. It will now begin to search for a GPS lock.*
3. Remove the antenna retainer and unfurl the antenna.**
4. Hold the red button for 5 seconds to begin distress transmission.
*Two CR123 3V lithium batteries must be installed to operate the Nautilus GPS. **Be cautious when removing antenna retainer. The antenna may spring out rapidly.
Free to Use
You shouldn’t have to pay for a subscription in case you have to call for help.
Get Help Fast
Press the red button to send your distress alert directly to all boats, ships, and rescue craft around you.
Position Advisory
Perfect for letting boats know where you are without triggering any kind of emergency response.
Diver Tough
It was designed diver tough, It is the perfect peace of mind for sailors to throw in their jump kit or for paddlers to tuck into their life jacket.
Andreas Edrich
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2023
do NOT put your device in that silicone case. it takes an ARMY of strength to get the device in and out. You would never get it out in an emergency !!!
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