The MT310 leads the field in personal safety equipment. It has ensured the safety of downed aviators, injured bushwalkers and mariners in distress. This EPIRB complies with Australian and New Zealand standards for marine application as well as meeting CASA regulations for aviation use. The unit features a combined beeper/flasher alarm for both self-test and operate modes. Deisgned to fit comfortably into a shirt pocket the MT310 can also be worn on a belt with the supplied carry case. The MT310 is the ideal travelling companion for yachties, pilots and all those venturing into the outback or alpine wilderness.

The GME EPIRB is a completely self-contained radio transmitter for emergency use. When activated, it simultneously transmits an internationally recognised distress signal on 121.5 and 243 Mhz. The signal can be detected at distances up to 4000kms by LUT base stations, (Local User Terminals), monitoring COSPAS/SARSAT satellites.
The COSPAS/SARSAT system supplements the older system, whereby overflying aircraft report any EPIRB signals they hear, listening on the Aviation International Distress frequency 121.5 Mhz, or the Military Distress Frequency 243 Mhz.

Features:

Fits comfortable into your pocket
Supplied complete with carry case
Long shelf life Lithium batteries
Simultaneous 121.5/243 MHz operation
Designed and Made in Australia
48 Hours minimum cintinuous transmission time
Full function self-test facility allowing the EPIRB to be checked anytime
COCPAS/SARSAT satellite compatible