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Nautilus Lifeline
Diver Radio and GPS

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DSC Compatible Waterproof Marine VHF Radio with GPS

Nautilus Lifeline

  • PTT Buttons

  • DSC Capability

  • GPS

  • USB

  • Position Indicating Light

Nautilus Lifeline Product Information
Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS Distress Button
Function varies according to country and certification. Depress button for digital selective calling (DSC) transmission of GPS coordinates. Message will either be displayed on the screen of all modern marine radios within 8 mile (12.5) range or as a group call with GPS coordinates and automatic channel switch for all Lifelines belonging to a specific dive boat or group.
Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS Strobe Light
We prefer to call this the diver position indicating light. Duel strobes will flash in DISTRESS MODE which is especially useful after sunset.		 Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS WaterProof Housing
Polycarbonate housing depth rated to 425 feet (130 meters). Tough enough to drive a Ford Explorer over during testing. Do not drive over your own lifeline.
Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS GPS
Latest version Jupiter 3 GPS receiver displaying latitude and longitude on the LCD display.		 Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS LCD Display
Displays GPS position, signal lock, channel in use, battery remaining as well as volume, squelch, channel selection and GPS polling.
Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS Boat Button
Press this button to turn radio GPS on to Ch16, the universal hail and distress channel worldwide on EVERY marine radio. Use this button to select alternate channels 09, 14 or other pre-selected channels. Imbedded software prevents an inexperienced user from inadvertently locking the channel up.		 Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS Chat Button
Pressing this button will turn the radio GPS on or switch to user selected marine VHF frequency. Use this button to change channels to any marine frequency. This is a fully functional marine VHF radio. Use both buttons together to adjust volume or squelch, select GPS polling or turn radio off. Unit will timeout and turn off automatically after sleeping > 20 minutes.
Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS Speaker/microphone
Waterproof to IP67 standards. Submersible to 3 feet (1 meter). The cap of your Lifeline can be opened on the surface (only) in any sea state allowing full use of all features.		 Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS USB Port
Used for recharging the battery, downloading GPS log of dive sites onto Googlemap or interface for adjusting advanced settings.
Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS Rechargeable Battery
1850 mAh lithium ion battery. Connects to any USB charger. 24 hours of battery life in DISTRESS mode.		 Nautilus Lifeline | Diver Radio and GPS Antenna
VHF whip antenna. Waterproof to IP67 standards. Extend antenna for maximum range. Easy to stow when not in use. Range can be further extended by holding unit above your head in the DISTRESS MODE.

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