Why 121.5MHz Doesn’t Work Any More

GPS Tracking News NewsPublished March 16, 2009 at 7:00 am No Comments

By Greg Bartlett
If you are a boater that routinely takes your craft offshore, you in all likelihood already know how important an EPIRB is for your safety. What you may not know is that the older analog units that operated on 121.5 MHz aren’t being monitored by satellite anymore.
As of 01 February 2009 the 121.5
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What does the GPS in GPS Tracking mean?

GPS TrackingPublished March 24, 2008 at 11:18 pm No Comments

Now that the term “GPS” is a part of our everyday vocabulary, some of you may not think twice about what it really means. Perhaps for you the term “GPS” is the same as saying navigation. That is okay because if that’s how this particular technology shows up in your life, then you may not
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