Emergency Beacon Watch
This is good for Hamsters that get lost in the jungle,
or over water.
The watch in question transmits an emergency signal on
either VHF or UHF distress frequencies of
121.5 Mz or 243 Mz.
121.5 MHz transmitter power reserve at 30 mW : 48 hrs
243 MHz transmitter power reserve at 25 mW : 24 hrs
Thermal operating range : –10° to 85°C.
Transmitter water resistance : to 30 m (3 atm)
Transmitter power source : 2 x 3V independent lithium batteries.
water-resistant to 30 m (3 atm). Sapphire crystal, glareproofed front and back.
Incorporating an emergency microtransmitter, the Breitling Emergency was developed to assist pilots in distress.
The Emergency version for civil-aviation use broadcasts on the 121.5 MHz distress frequency and serves as a back-up for ELT-type airborne beacons. For military users, Breitling has equipped the Emergency with a miniaturized transmitter with On/Off switch, operating on the 243 MHz military frequency.
Under normal conditions — flat terrain or calm seas — the Emergency's signal will be picked up at a range of up to 90 nautical miles by search aircraft flying at 20, 000 feet.
The Emergency is designed to foil any handling mistakes and to protect the transmitter from even violent jarring.
taken from :
http://www.breitling.com/orbiter/breit97/eng/emerg.html
4 Comments:
Anybody know how much is the cost of this toy.Kalau murah Ok lah
By Anonymous, at 6:07 PM
uhmmm... Breitling doesn't come cheap. You can visit your friendly watch shop. RM10k above I think. hehehe...
By Anonymous, at 12:09 AM
What 10K ? 1 HF set including 50 Mhz , 1 mobile dual bander,
1 handie dual bander,1 10 element VHF anttena and 30 sen extra to buy icecream. So forget about Breitling.
By Anonymous, at 10:02 AM
Its the brand maa... you can visit your watch shop & appreciate the expensive watch sometimes.. see how it goes ya. 73.
By Anonymous, at 2:11 PM
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