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ACR AquaLink 406 Personal Locator Beacon

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Rescue Zone: (worldwide) water, land Activation Type: manual Frequency: (satellite) 406 MHz, (ground) 121.5 MHz Built-In GPS: yes, 66-channel Signaling Light: yes, LED Dimensions: 2.3 x 5.8 x 1.45 in Operating Temperature: -40 F - 158 F Waterproof: yes, 5 m @ 1 hour, 10 m @ 10 min Floating: yes Battery Type: class 2 lithium (non-hazmat) Batteries Included: yes Battery Life: 35 hour @ -4 F Certifications: Cospas-Sarsat, FCC, Canada, R&TTE Claimed Weight: 9.2 oz Recommended Use: wilderness travel, sailing, sea kayaking, last-resort distress signal Manufacturer Warranty: 5 years

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