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The distress signal of the EPIRB was tested, and MRCC Mumbai received the distress message with the exact position and vessel details.
Released in late 2022, the new portable host device measures new protocols with the same great performance.
Since its start in 1982, COSPAS-SARSAT has been credited with supporting more than 50,000 rescues worldwide.
The solution will permit detect and locate distress signals in the air and at sea instantaneously, over a radius of 2,500 km.
Non-rechargeable lithium batteries comply with U.S. FAA and European Union Aviation Safety Agency special conditions standards.
This solution offers interesting prospects for the deployment of second-generation beacon (maritime, aerial, or terrestrial domains)
The new beacons feature integrated AIS (Automatic Identification System), and Return Link Service (RLS) alerting.
The project is studying a new search and rescue system for future human exploration on the surface of the moon, known as LunaSAR.
The Department of Transport advises that a new online ship radio licence and EPIRB registration system is being implemented as of 17 October.
