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LTS 20 - Live Tracking System


The basic system includes two beacons, a base station and a charging station.






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The beacon broadcasts the GPS position to other beacons and the base station for at least 12 hours.
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A fully charged beacon has a standby time of 24 hours.
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The other beacon(s) can track the transmitting beacon with an RDF bearing.
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The base station converts the radio signal to the AIS frequency so that the host vessel can see the beacon on AIS enabled devices such as chart plotters.
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The system support up to 256 beacons.
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The beacons are charged inductively by placing on the charging station.
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The beacons are water activated.
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The beacons can be geofenced so if the beacon leaves the area it will set the alarm. This is important when using with pets dockside, towing a dinghy or tender or if attached to something valuable onboard.
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The alarm has both sound and vibration to alert the owner.
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The mobile phone app will also track the beacon when in cellular range with WiFi.

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