Lowtide SeaLife introduces its revolutionary
9-megapixel go-anywhere Mini II Dive & Sport Digital Camera to capture all of your great underwater and outdoor adventures. Waterproof and shockproof, the
Mini II has been tested and guaranteed to operate underwater at depths down to 130 feet—without an external housing—and in addition to ensuring a sure grip, rubber armoring has provided for flawless operation. Under the armoring is an unbreakable ruggedized body that makes the Mini II virtually crushproof.
Scandvik Marine‘s
LED Spreader Light will make working your deck or cockpit much safer on a dark night. This bracket mount spreader light comes with two brackets to for a choice of through bolt or surface mounting. Strong aluminum alloy housing
Kannad Marine presents the
SafeLink R10 SRS, a world-first personal AIS (Automatic Identification System) device, designed to be worn by individuals and activated to assist with recovery in a man overboard situation. Worn on a lifejacket and activated
by simply sliding off the safety tab and lifting an arming cap to deploy the antenna, this unique product sends structured alert messages, GPS position and a special identity code directly to AIS receivers within a four mile radius. With precise location, bearing and range
Product News The Mini II’s new underwater
modes are easy to use and el iminate the common blue hues of images taken underwater. The Land Auto mode automatically controls exposure and internal flash. The Sea Mode brightens up the exposure while eliminating the “blue effect,” and the Snorkel Mode controls exposure and color correction in shallow-water settings. An External Flash Mode allows for the integration of an external strobe to further enhance color and image brightness underwater.
with powder coat finish will stand up to years of use.
• Four 3 Watt LED with 50,000 hours lifetime
• Equivalent to a 40 to 50 Watt Halogen Bulb
• LED beam angle: 110° • Daylight White LED color
data given, fellow crew members or nearby sailors’ AIS enabled receivers have all the information they need to locate the position of the man overboard and effect a speedy recovery. With dimensions of
0.5” x 1.8” x 4.7” and weighing in at just 4.23 oz, this compact and l ightweight locating device is the must-have personal device for all safety- conscious sailors.
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The Mini II also features a 30-frames-
per-second Video Mode with sound. A Spy Mode also allows the user to program the camera to automatically shoot continuous strings of images at pre-set intervals. For information, visit
www.sealife-cameras.com
• Color Temperature: 5,500K – 6,300K • Lumen: 130 – 147*4 • Temperature of LED is less than 158° with ambient temperature of 77°
• Working Voltage: 8-30V DC • .8 Amp Draw • Dimensions 60mm” W x 150mm” L x 36mm” D (without mounting bracket) For more info:
www.scandvik.com
- The R10 SRS can also be
professionally fitted to a lifejacket so that it automatically activates whenever the lifejacket is inflated. A flashing LED light aids location at night and is g u a r a n t e e d to t r ansmi t cont inuously
for 24 hours. It is made of ultra
durable ABS, and is
waterproof to 5 metres. For more information
check:
www.kannadmarine.com
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