ELT’s (Emergency Locator Transmitters)
The ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) is designed to emit an Emergency signal on 121.5MHz. and 243.0MHz. automatically on impact by the use of a "G" switch or by manual activation. With ELT’s, Search and Rescue teams may more easily pinpoint the exact location of downed Aircraft. ELT’s are now also enhanced by Satellite detection.
Coming also to General aviation are new  406MHz ELT's with enhanced GPS locating capabilities. 406MHz ELT's also have some drawbacks, firstly, they are expensive and they are larger and heavier than their predecessors. They also have to be registered and have identifications for aircraft and owners. With time these will become more common and prices may as well as physical size may come down.
For glider use an ELT is not required but is a highly recommended piece of equipment. Since Gliders
are not required by any federal regulation to have an ELT of any kind, the low cost and more easily installed 121.5 MHz ELT is still the most useful and contrary to what many may think will not in the foreseeable future become outdated or useless.
please note:
Due to increased shipping restrictions of certain electronic devices that contain Lithium batteries we can ship most types only domestically by ground shipment, (no air shipping) and only certain types ELT's and PLB's will be considered for export.
all new 406mhz ELT's will require additional antenna along with the 121.5/243 mhz antenna for dual frequency ELT's. Or may have available dual frequency antenna operation from a single output ELT like the ME406. 406 mhz antenna's in particular will need vertical (up) mounting on a suitable ground plane to be effective GPS transmitters. ARTEX recommends a ground plane of at least 24" in radial from the antenna center mast. Mounting on metal aircraft surface usually meets this requirement quite easily, Composite aircraft create a new problem and will require at a minimum a radial design metal or metal tape ground plane. Composite aircraft and gliders of carbon fiber create an further problem in that the antenna must then be externally mounted and the ground plane as well external to the aircraft structure. Please see ARTEX installation manual for further descriptions and instructions at :see: http://www.artex.net/documents/570-1600Rev-1.pdf

By law, all 406 MHz beacons must be registered with NOAA.

NEW 406 mzH ELT's from Emergency Beacon Corp.
Emergency Beacon Corporation

The EBC 406 is the first of the new line of digital EBC ELT's. Designed with the newest technology it also incorporates the best and proven features that characterize all of EBC's emergency locator transmitters. These transmitters have encapsulated electronics and battery packs to provide for added protection against shock, moisture, and other environmental hazards. They have a built-in monitor that emits a loud beeping tone if the ELT is activated. They can be activated either automatically or manually.
The EBC 406 lines of emergency locator transmitters have been designed with installation flexibility in mind. The transmitter can be installed in either the tail or the cabin of the aircraft. Installation near the pilot eliminates the need for a remote control, thus reducing the installation costs and eliminating the need to use precious panel space. Installation in the cabin also allows for easy removal of the ELT in case of an actual emergency - just disconnect the external antenna coax cable and attach the aux "rubber ducky" antenna. The EBC 406 can also be installed in the tail section of the aircraft for those who prefer that ELT location. In that case, a remote unit is provided for the aircraft panel so the the ELT can be controlled by the pilot. As with the cabin mounted unit, an auxiliary antenna is used when the transmitter is removed from the aircraft. All EBC 406 ELT's have a built-in self test feature that allows the pilot to check 406 power and the antenna-coax connection.
EBC 406AP: Automatic Portable 406 MHz ELT complete system for fixed wing aircraft. Includes transmitter, survival antenna,
mounting bracket, external whip antenna with cable & battery pack. For cabin/cockpit installation.

External Whip Antenna (P/N ANT-406W)
The external whip antenna for both EBC 406AP and AF series ELTS.  It transmits on 406.028 and 121.5MHz frequencies.
MSRP $1662.00.....W&W $1265.00
THE EBC 406 approved by the FAA under TSO-91a and TSO-126; Type Acceptably the FCC under Part 87 and
approved by COSPAS/SARSAT
EBC-406AP
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
 EBC-406AF
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

EBC 406APM

AUTOMATIC PORTABLE MILITARY EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER
Military version of the EBC 406AP. For cabin mounting. Is painted black for night vision goggle compatibility.
Does not need a remote control monitor. Transmits on 406.028, 121.5, & 243.0MHz. Meets TSO-C126.
$2385.00

EBC 406APH - AUTOMATIC PORTABLE HELICOPTER ELT

click on image for detailed specifications and data
For cabin or cockpit installation in helicopters. Has 720 degree spherical automatic activation.
Transmits on 406.028 & 121.5MHz. Meets TSO-C126. Approved for use without a remote control monitor.
MSRP $1750.00 Please call for current sale price
Full model list available on
http://www.emergencybeaconcorp.com/products.htm
Additional accessories (extra cost options) for EBC ELT's
406 mzh Antenna types offered by EBC

Shown: Blade antenna for high speed aircraft, Rod style, whip and portable folding band antenna

AMERI-KING AK-451 406 MHz ELT

Ameri-King AK-451 is a FAA TSO’d approved, EASA ETSO’d approved,
406 MHz ELT Emergency Locator Transmitter Types (AF) Automatic Fixed, & (AP) Automatic Portable.
It transmits aircraft position data, immediately and accurately, on triple (406 Satellite /243 Military /121.5 Civilian) MHz frequencies.
ELT SET 406/WHIP ANTENNA (AK-451-1)List Price:$1,132.00 Sale price $875.00
ELT SET 406 ROD4 & PORT ANT (AK-451-4 List Price $1,865.35 Sale Price $1599.00
ELT SET 406/BLADE & PORT ANT (AK-451-5) List price $2,264.00 Sale price $1898.00
Additional model configurations available


AK-451 3 Frequency PLB (P-EPIRB)
"click on text above for flyer"

406 MHZ SATELLITE PLB PERSONAL LOCATOR BEACON
406/121.5/243 MHz
Model #AK-451-PLB(P-ELT)(P-EPIRB) (Personal Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon)
    Applicable to all Outdoor Uses such as Hiking, Camping, Canoeing, Skiing, Boating, Flying, etc.
Harsh/ Robust/ Heavy Duty PLB in an enduring composite Emergency Carrying soft case.
Ultra long lasting Battery Package, up to 78 hours @ -20 deg C, end of 5 yrs life, 10 years
useful life time Lithium type, LiMnO2, 4 D-Size.
Position data default accuracy: 80 meters typical
Protocol: Coding Programming International Worldwide, all available PLB Protocols, i.e.
Short and Long Messages (User / User Location /Standard Location/ National Location) PLB w/ Serial No.
OXCO conv. tech for perfect grad temp stability.
PERP: 5W+/-2 dB @ 406.028 MHz for 24Hrs
PEIRP:(14-20) dBm @ 243 & 121.5 MHz for 78 Hrs @-20 deg C, end of 5-year life.
(4.27"W x 2.95" H x 5.64"L) 1 lb 14oz
500G tested and 1000 Lbs tested.
Waterproof and Flame-retardant tested.
Type Approvals: COSPAS-SARSAT, FCC.
FAA TSO C-142 (RTCA DO-204A) tested.
Exceeds RTCM Standards.
• Patent Pending .......Made in U.S.A.
$538.80
NOTE: THIS IS NOT AN FAA APPROVED ELT AND DOES NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS WHEN AN ELT
IS REQUIRED TO MEET FLIGHT STANDARDS.
Does not include G-Switch, Remote indicator on/off/reset switch or mounting bracket for use in aircraft
Includes portable antenna only

406 ELT/AF COMPACT

The KANNAD COMPACT ELT DOES NOT INTERFACE WITH GPS
406AF COMPACT ELT KIT (40501-02) KANNAD is proud to announce the certification of the latest Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) the KANNAD 406 AF-COMPACT by INDUSTRY CANADA / TRANSPORT CANADA (TCCA) under ICID number 1159A-COMPAC406AF.
Kannad 406AF Compact ELT kit comes with:
COMPACT ELT TRANSMITTER: 40501-01.
ELT MOUNTING BRACKET: 40502-01.
RC200 REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH: 20513-11.
DIN-12 CONNECTOR: 20514-01.
SUB D 9 PIN CONNECTOR: 0126631
ANTENNA SOLD SEPARATELY:
250 KNOT WHIP ANTENNA: 0141013 or
350 KNOT ROD ANTENNA 0124220
This new generation of ELT offers all the latest improvements of the COSPAS-SARSAT system with the 406 MHz frequency at a very competitive price for full package:
- Very small:131mm x 86mm x 75,4mm (5.1"x3.4"x2.9")
- Very light: 850gr (1.87lb)
- Battery life: 6 years
- Programming ease
$875.00
In stock now, Available for Immediate delivery in the USA
014-1013 Whip Antenna for Kannad Compact 406 ELT MSRP $182.00 W&W price $165.00
 0124220 Rod Antenna for Kannad Compact 406 ELT MSRP $508.80 W&W price $465.00

Relative size comparison of Kannad 406 ELT/AF Compact ELT
with other popular model 406 ELT's for G/A aircraft and gliders

Left Kannad 406 ELT/AF COMPACT, Center Ameri-King AK451, Right Artex ME406
 

KANNAD 406 AP ELT/3 FREQ. (20502-02)
GPS interface (optional)

The Kannad 406 ELTs are designed to be installed near the tail of the aircraft and be connected to an outside antenna. A sophisticated shock sensor will activate the ELT automatically in a crash. When removed from its mounting bracket and connected to the auxiliary antenna, the Kannad 406 ELTs become a portable survival beacon operating on three frequencies (121.5/243.0 and 406.0 MHz). A remote control panel located in the cockpit allows manual activation. A GPS or ARINC 429 interface can be added to load the position of the aircraft into the ELT. In the case of activation, the position is transmitted to the COSPAS-SARSAT LEO and GEO satellites. This gives "Search & Rescue" your aircraft identification and precise position...INSTANTLY! Maintenance is limited to a monthly self-test and lamp flashing sequence that indicates the test results. Weight: 2.84 lbs
$2181.00
 

KANNAD ELT NAV INTERFACE/RS-232 (25501-01)

Works with all Kannad ELT's including the 406AF Compact.  Will interface with any RS232 database.  No flag filters required.
Comes with 18" interconnect cable
Universal mount tray sold separately
Part# 255-0101 $1529.00
UNIVERSAL MOUNTING TRAY (20511-01)
Fits all Kannad three frequency ELT's.  Also fits the Kannad Navigation Interface Unit.
$69.50

KANNAD 406 AS
Survival Cospas-Sarsat ELT 121.5/243/406MHz
Mfr Part No S1823502-03 - ECCN 7A994 - PROG REQ KANNAD - SCHEDULE B CODE 8525108040
Specialist in pinpointing distresses by satellite and number one in 406 MHz maritime Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) and PLB's. This new generation of ELT complies with the latest regulation and offers all the improvements of the
COSPAS-SARSAT system with the 406 MHz frequency:
GLOBAL COVERAGE thanks to COSPAS-SARSAT multiple satellite constellation
PRECISE PINPOINTING (<1NM) due to the unparalleled frequency accuracy of the 406 transmitter IDENTIFICATION OF THE AIRCRAFT IN DISTRESS the ELT transmits a unique aircraft identification number EFFICIENT PROCESS OF FALSE ALARMS to avoid costly search and rescue operations
The ELT is programmed with either the aircraft tail number, a serial number or the aircraft operator designator. This operation takes only a few seconds with the programming equipment developed by Martec Serpe-Iesm.

It can be installed inside an aircraft on a mounting bracket or in a carry-off bag (both on options).
The mounting bracket option includes a locking pin to avoid accidental activation before ELT removal.
The locking pin can be ordered separately with the carry off version.
The ELT can be fitted with a "Water Switch Sensor" to be activated automatically when in contact with water.
Part# 205 14-14 $94.80 additional cost
A buzzer and an led indicate activation.
An integrated “self test” checks the main functions of the beacon.
The test result is given by the led flashing sequence.
Battery replacement is only necessary every 6 years thanks to LiMnO2 technology. This represents a considerable improvement over standard generation ELTs with battery replacement necessary every year or every two years.
$2190.00
 

Warning to foreign importers and customers on all ELT's and 406 PLB's
Wings & Wheels does not assume responsibility for errors with any of the Schedule B Commodity Codes or Export Control Classification Numbers in this listing. It is the importer's responsibility to research and supply the correct codes and classifications for the product to be exported.
Some products may require an Export License in order to be exported.

link to manufacturers website
Which Artex 406 ELT?
Models beginning with "G" are General Aviation, Models Beginning with "C" are Commercial Aviation
Dash - numbers  -1 are single antenna, -2 are dual antenna. HM is Helicopter Models.
Rule of thumb basic Antenna selection, Whip antenna models for aircraft generally up to 200 KIAS,
 Rod Antennas for aircraft up to 350 KIAS and Blade antennas for those above these speeds.
Additionally some models also offer nav interface.
all models manuals and descriptions on manufacturers website

SURVIVOR LOCATOR BEACON/406 (455-0011)
Part #: 455-0011 / TSOC91a, C126
The SLB406 was developed for use by crew members in the cabin or upon inflation of a life-raft. Engineered for ease of operation, the SLB406 is activated by pushing a large "Activate" button when requested by the aircraft's pilot in addition to the automatic fixed ELT on board.
Rugged: The SLB406 meets the demanding RTCA DO-183 and DO-204 aviation standards. The beacon is made of tough poly-carbonate plastic and is designed to withstand the crush, shock and impact forces associated with a plan crash.
Easy to use: The SLB406 can be activated with either the right or the left hand. The buttons are large enough to be operated while wearing gloves. Turning on the beacon is simple and can be done with one hand.
Accurate: The 406 MHz signal emitted by the transmitter provides location accuracy of less than 3 kilometers.
Certification: The SLB406 is certified following tests as per RTCA DO-183 and DO-204 aviation standards for a type (S) ELT ensuring that it fully meets the demand of service in a military and commercial air environment and is FAA TSO C126, EASA ETSO-2C126 and COSPAS/SARSAT approved. Certification as a Class 1 (Cospas/Sarsat) beacon allows use in commercial, business and general aviation applications where this certification is required.
$2425.00

406 MHz ELT

G406-4 ELT W/WHIP ANTENNA (455-5044)
The Artex G406-4 transmits on all 3 emergency frequencies (121.5/243.0 and 406.025 MHz). The system was designed for use with the general aviation market in mind. The ELT automatically activates during a crash and transmits the standard swept tone on 121.5 and 243.0 MHz. The G406-4 also transmits a 406.025 MHz encoded digital message to the COSPAS/SARSAT satellite system, which allows for rapid identification and reduces search and rescue response time. The G406-4 has been tested to meet the rigorous requirements of TSO C126 including 500 G shock, 1000 pound crush as well as flame and vibration tests. The G406-4 is available for use with Artex's low cost whip antennas or a sturdy fiberglass rod antenna. The G406-4 also may be interfaced with the Artex ELT/NAV Interface which enables latitude and longitude data to be transmitted as part of the 406.025 MHz message.
$1739.00

Click the PDF below for part Specifications

ELT to NAV Interface P/N 455-6500
"click" on test for brochure and description

ELT NAV INTERFACE/W 24BIT PROG (455-6500)
The Artex "ELT to NAV Interface" is designed to be connected between the aircraft's Flight Management Computer (FMC) or GPS receiver and the Artex 406 MHz series of ELT's. Its function is to receive continuous position updates from the aircraft's navigation system and translate it to the proper format for use by the ELT. Upon activation, the ELT transmits digitally the Latitude and Longitude of the aircraft to the COSPAS/SARSAT satellite system. Knowledge of the position information allows SAR forces to launch an immediate mission to the last known position of the aircraft.
Installation and operation manual "click here"
$1510.00
 

ARTEX ME406
The ME406 COMPACT ELT DOES NOT INTERFACE WITH GPS

Artex Aircraft Supplies has proudly announced the availability of a new ELT. Called the ME406, the new ELT is designed specifically for the private pilot. ME406 is a 406 MHz ELT which will sell at about $1000. This price is a breakthrough in ELT technology. The ME406 will transmit on 121.5 and 406.028 MHz. Some key features of the new ME406 include a weight of 2 pounds; a mechanical footprint compatible with all Artex and some other ELT foot prints. The ME406 features a small overall size and single antenna output feeding a wire whip antenna which transmits on both frequencies.
Manufacturers link
 

455-6603 Base Pack Product No. 455-6603
The ME406 Base Pack List contains the transmitter and mounting hardware but requires selection of a remote switch,
an antenna and co-ax cable to complete the ME406 ELT system
$695.00

**Whip antenna version Part # 455-6605 $995.00


what's in the box...included with the Whip antenna version
Rod antenna versions include the same items with the exception of the whip antenna being replaced with the rod antenna seen below

**Rod style Antenna version Part# 455-6607 $1495.00

requires programming at time of order
NOTE: The ME series 406ELT does not have capability for GPS interface
please note:
all new 406mhz ELT's will require additional antenna along with the 121.5/243 mhz antenna for dual frequency ELT's. Or may have available dual frequency antenna operation from a single output ELT like the ME406. 406 mhz antenna's in particular will need vertical (up) mounting on a suitable ground plane to be effective GPS transmitters. ARTEX recommends a ground plane of at least 24" in radial from the antenna center mast. Mounting on metal aircraft surface usually meets this requirement quite easily, Composite aircraft create a new problem and will require at a minimum a radial design metal or metal tape ground plane. Composite aircraft and gliders of carbon fiber create an further problem in that the antenna must then be externally mounted and the ground plane as well external to the aircraft structure. Please see ARTEX installation manual for further descriptions and instructions at :see: http://www.artex.net/products/products.php?categoryid=15

Upgrade From ACK Two-Frequency ELTs to...
406 Mhz Technology

Self-powered remote switch uses an internal battery and requires no power from the aircraft

No alterations of instrument panel necessary for remote switch
Re-use existing wiring harness from remote switch to ELT
Mounting holes on Artex ME406 line up with existing holes for ACK ELT
(Please note: the MOUNTING holes are the same as with the ACK E-O1 ELT BUT the length and width of these two ELT's are
 NOT the same and may require a different location for mounting if the previous model was mounted too close to bulkheads and the actual
 mount brackets are replaced when upgrading to the ME406)
Extremely simplified installation for maximum cost efficiency
Based on popular Artex ME406 system
ME406-2 (ME-406-ACE) Part# 455-6614
$1095.00
replacement battery: Artex ME406 Series, 5-year Lithium Pack
 for ME406, ME406 HM, ME406 ACE, ME406/P
$140.00
NOTE: The ME series 406ELT does not have capability for GPS interface

General note on 406 ELT Antenna's

Pictured top to bottom
ME406 whip antenna
Ameri-King AK451 flat bland antenna (for portable hand carried use)
Ameri-King AK451 Whip antenna
Kannad 406 Compact Whip antenna
On 121.5/243 MHz ELT's the antenna's were generally simple 1/4 wave types and could easily be exchanged between models since the physical length of the antenna needed only to be a correctly trimmed  antenna to match that wavelength. However, now all 406 MHz ELT's require specific antenna's as provided by their manufacturers and are not interchangeable with other make and model ELT's due to electronic antenna matching in the ELT design. Most common new G/A 406 ELT's now use a single primary antenna that combines the 121.5 MHz antenna and 406 MHz antenna as one single unit. Notice all the above example antennas have a larger diameter base which includes matching circuit boards and coil for 406 MHz and slender whip top for the 121.5/243 MHz frequency, all are matched electronically for that particular model ELT and cannot be used with other models or manufacturers ELT's.
 

121.5 / 243.0 MHz ELT's
ACK TECHNOLOGIES EO-1 ELT


Quick release tray, Portable antenna, External antenna, Panel remote control, Connecting cables, Installation manual.
Dim. 7.75"x 2.75" x 2.75"
Easily removed from aircraft for service
or for portable use.
2.5 Lbs. FAA TSO-C91a Approved Emergency
locator transmitter uses standard Duracell batteries.
Easy to install, requires no aircraft power.
2 year factory warranty.
INSTALLATION AND OPERATORS MANUAL

Installation in ASW20
(how I did it)
NAV-151 rubber duck antenna mounted on hat shelf with aluminum ground plane below surface and fiberglass mount doublers
ELT was mounted on fiberglass plate bolted in place over old Capacity bottle bracket (Challenging installation due to poor access but it can be done!) Tidy!
Remote switch mounted on the instrument panel
SPECIAL!
$155.00

EBC Model 502

link to: http://www.emergencybeaconcorp.com/transmitters/ebc_502.htm
The EBC 502 is undoubtedly one of the finest value in an Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELT) on the market today. It exceeds TSO-C91a standards, is FCC approved and satellite compatible. As with all EBC ELTs, the EBC 502 transmits either automatically or manually on both civilian (121.5 MHz) and military (243.0 MHz) frequencies, simultaneously. It has a recessed 3-position toggle switch for automatic or manual operation and pre-flight testing. A built-in test circuit and lamp allows the pilot to visually assess ELT power and output, modulation and battery strength. This fully portable unit requires no cabling or external antenna, making it less expensive and easy to install in cockpit or cabin. Built to ensure reliability under the harshest conditions, it is able to withstand 1000+ Gs of shock, up to 24 hours complete submersion in salt water and will survive a flash fire of up to 1500 °F for two minutes.
The fixed, flexible antenna makes the EBC-502 one the easiest to install.
8 1/2"high x 2 1/2" wide x 2.0"deep
W&W Price...$475.00
Replacement Battery $59.95

AMERI-KING
AK450 ELT WITH VOICE TRANSMITTING CAPABILITY


The Ameri-King AK-450 is an FAA TSO'd approved ELT , types Automatic Fixed (AF) and Automatic Portable (AP). The ELT may be manually selected or automatically activated upon a crash and transmit the standard swept tone of 121.5 & 243.0 MHz simultaneously. In addition, the model AK-450 may be used for transmitting voice communication to Search & Rescue Teams, on the the emergency frequency 121.5 & 243.0 MHz channels. Installation is extremely simple.
All necessary accessories are provided, including a high speed no wind drag antenna, a telescoping portable antenna, a remote control panel, coaxial cable and wiring interconnection assemblies, and a mounting tray.
4.27"W x 2.95"H x 6.64"L. 2 lbs 10 oz.
 $175.00

PORTABLE, POCKET SIZE ELT's / 406 MHz PLB's
(User Activated)
As of Feb. 2009 COSPAS/SARSAT will terminate the "continuous"
satellite processing of 121.5/243.0 MHz band.
This has been the call of all 406MHZ ELT Manufacturers....but....what remains to be true, 121.5/243.0 frequency
still exists! and in most locations S&R crews have NO Equipment yet for locating 406.0 MHz signals and will still have to rely on their ability to search for 121.5 MHz signals. Airliners and G/A aircraft can and are supposed to monitor 121,5 MHz when they are able, no G/A aircraft today even has the ability to monitor 406.0 MHz! Plus S&R can request COSPAS/SARSAT search for 121.5/243.0 MHz when there is a known missing aircraft.

No excuse for not having at least the protection of an ELT at this price!
MINI B 300 ILS/PERSONAL BEACON 121.5 MHz

Compact, (much smaller than currently available 406 PLB's)
portable, waterproof. user replaceable 10 year life battery
Just $195.00

"NEW" SARLINK 406 GPS PLB (2883)

The SARLink is light in weight and small enough to be easily carried in a pack or pocket by pilots, hikers, hunters, kayakers, climbers, skiers, snowmobilers or any other outdoor enthusiast. Performing a full functional self test of the PLB’s internal circuitry, battery voltage & power, and 406 MHz transmission gives you peace of mind knowing your PLB will work the moment you need it most.
ACR Exclusive: Built-in GPS acquisition test mode allows you to test GPS functionality up to 12 times over the life of the battery.
Tap in to the same field-tested rescue technology used by the U.S. Military, U.S. Coast Guard, NATO Special Forces and Arctic explorers.
INTERNAL 66 CHANNEL GPS
HIGH INTENSITY STROBE LIGHT
NON HAZMAT BATTERY
TYPICAL PERFORMANCE 35 HOURS
MOUNTING HOLSTER INCLUDED
** LIMITED 5 YEAR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY **
$395.00

GME ACCUSAT 406 PLB (MT410GUS)


With each purchase of a new AccuSat 406 PLB
GME’s AccuSat Series, available with or without an integrated GPS option, are leading the world
with feature innovation and user benefits.
Not only is the AccuSat Series the smallest and lightest PLB on the market,
135 mm (H) x 71 mm (W) x 38 mm (D) (5.31" x 2.79" x 1.49"),
offer a massive 7 year battery replacement life, an ‘industry first’ 7 year warranty, a high intensity LED strobe
and a ‘Non Hazmat’ battery pack for simple and cost effective transportation, all contributing to the unique AccuSat advantage
$569.00
SPECIAL.....PLEASE CALL!

KANNAD XS3 PERSONAL 406 PLB
Part# 1201641
Click on text above for flyer

Precise pinpointing, 125 meters max
Near immediate alert 5mn
Fast identification
COSPAS-SARSAT PLB
406/121.5 for global coverage and unique identification
GPS position transmitted to Search And Rescue
Non hazardous friendly batteries
Reliable in all conditions
Antenna design for optimum transmission conditions in all environments
Self-buoyant
Designed for the palm of your hand, Easy to carry and stow away
Simple and intuitive keyboard
World wide support and service
$579.00
SPECIAL!
$415.00
LIMITED TIME, LIMITED AVAILABILITY!

Microfix 406 GPS I/O PLB
includes an internal GPS, exclusive FastACQ™ GPS relay technology and an external GPS optical interface,
giving you, the user, unparalleled versatility

Smallest, lightest, most function-rich PLB alerts Search and Rescue to your precise location in an emergency
Transmits on 406 MHz (COSPAS-SARSAT) with your registered, unique, digitally-coded distress signal, and 121.5 MHz (SAR homing frequency).
 Exclusive built-in GPS technology is finely tuned for optimum performance
100 meter position accuracy when GPS coordinates are present
Easy to activate by novice user, simply deploy antenna to reveal “ON/OFF” activation button, hold for 1 second
PLB has circuitry, battery power/voltage and GPS acquisition test features built in
Exceeds required 24 hour operating life at -20°C (-4°F), typical operating life: 40 hours @ -20°C (-4°F), 8 hours @ -40°C (-40°F)
Attachment clip mounts to back of PLB to easily clip onto backpacks, belt, webbing, etc
Bungee lanyard allows for PLB to be easily secured preventing loss, comfortable to wear around neck.
ACR beacons are used by the U.S. military, U.S. Coast Guard, NATO and Arctic explorers
Exceeds RTCM waterproof requirements for Category 2 (non- buoyant) PLBs, tested to 5 meters
High impact plastic case designed to withstand exposure to UV rays, oil, sea water and raft packing.
5-year limited warranty.
5-year replacement life lithium battery.
Size:   1.25 x 5.81 x 2.31 in (3.71 x 14.75 x 5.8 cm) Weight:   10 oz. (285g)
$599.99 CALL!
SPECIAL.........While they last JUST $339.00
 

AEROFIX 406 Personal ELT with on board GPS

The ACR AeroFix 406 P-ELT sends personalized signal to satellites in orbit telling S&R personnel; who you are, where you are and that you are in a life threatening emergency. It is easily stored in a pack or mounted to a bulkhead.
At just 5.71" H, 3.03"W and 1.74"D and weighing only 12 oz this is the smallest and lightest P-ELT around.
AeroFix 406 P-ELT comes standard with a durable rubber holster which allows the user to attach the P-ELT to web straps, belts etc. Flat stainless steel antenna wraps compactly around the unit for easy stowage.
2799.4 AEROFIX 406 ELT with on board GPS MSRP $499.00
W&W price PLEASE CALL
all 406 MHz beacons must be registered with NOAA.

SPOT GLOBAL MESSAGING SYSTEM
New SPOT-2 here now

click on image to download spec. sheet
The SPOT-2 is 30% smaller and 30% lighter than the original SPOT unit with a faster GPS acquisition time. New enhancements include a custom message button, dedicated tracking button, illuminated buttons, safety covers over S.O.S ad Help buttons, and much more.
SPOT 2 Satellite Trackers Main Features:
Check-in with SPOT: - This feature allows you to let your friends and family know that all is OK with a pre-programmed message along with your GPS location. With a push of a button a message is sent via email or SMS to up to 10 pre-determined contacts and your waypoint is stored in your SPOT account for later reference. Your stored waypoints can be easily integrated into a SPOT Shared Page or SPOT Adventure account.
SPOT Track Progress: - This feature allows you to send and save your location and allow contacts to track your progress in near real time using Google Maps. With your SPOT account you have the ability to set up a SPOT Shared Page which allows you to show your SPOT GPS locations to others on a Google Map.
Help! - In the event of a non-life threatening emergency, you can use this function to notify your personal contacts that you need assistance. Additional SPOT Assist services can be purchased and programmed to your Help button as well. When activated with SPOT Assist, the Help button will notify professional services either on the land or water. SPOT has partnered with national service providers to offer non-life threatening assistance.
Custom Message: - This feature allows you to let your friends and family know receive a custom message along with your GPS location with a push of a button. Use this feature as a secondary OK message or transfer your personal help alert to this message function if you are using a SPOT Assist service on your Help button.
Roadside Assistance: - Using the SPOT help feature you can get Roadside assistance if you are close to a mapped road. SPOT Assist's roadside service will offer 24/7 roadside assistance in the United States and Canada in Spring 2009. Using your national roadside assistance provider the SPOT will pinpoint your location for the service provider to ensure quick service when you are stuck by the road. No more guessing where you are and then trying to translate that location to the roadside assistance provider. They will find you with pin point accuracy.
SOS and 911: - Press and hold the 9-1-1 button to alert emergency responders of life-threatening events. The GEOS Emergency Response Center will work with public response agencies around the world, and call your emergency contacts to find out more about your situation and keep them informed of rescue progress. GEOS works with all rescue agencies from the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center and Coast Guard to local urban and rural 9-1-1 call centers. Optionally, GEOS will also dispatch private rescue agencies in those countries where public resources won't do. 911 sends a message and location update every 5 minutes until canceled.
Annual services range in price from $99.00 to $159.00 and are only available from GlobalStar - SPOT LLC.
MAP Price $149.95
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*ELT Antenna Solutions
121.5 / 243.0 MHz

Many sailplanes simply don’t have room for the fixed antenna supplied with most ELT’s.
ARTEX flexible dipole antenna is specially tuned for ELT and can allow simpler installation
and internal mounting in fiberglass structures.
$108.00
* note: this may not be suitable for installations that require certification, however since
 ELT's are not required in sailplanes which could allow modifications like this to the standard installation

*Sailplane ELT Antenna
A simple solution to antenna installations in many sailplanes can be accomplished with
the use of a "Rubber Duck" antenna similar to those used on most handheld transceivers.
The Nav-151 Flexible rubber antenna 118-136mzh with BNC is one of the smallest at just 6" OAL.
simply run coax cable from the ELT to any surface, attach a surface mount BNC female connector (preferable through a metal sheet for ground plane and add the antenna. This can be inside a fiberglass, wood or fabric fuselage or mounted with a clear view through canopy of carbon designs.
Nav-151 Flexible rubber antenna 118-136mzh with BNC Just $24.95
RG58C/U coax cable $.50 per foot
BNC Surface connector (Crimp type) $8.75 BNC Male (crimp or solder) $6.95
* note: this may not be suitable for installations that require certification,
but ELT's are not required in sailplanes and can use this for an added safety feature.


examples only!
Please note, this is not an "approved" installation. Even these installations may require additional antenna ground planes and tuning to be effective. All Installations should also be professionally tested and documented.