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Old 07-23-2006
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Thats right. Jack lines and a harness are really the best prevention from going over. As I stated earlier, when I am in blue water, I wear the harness the entire time I am on deck without fail.
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My personal rule - If I can't swim to shore I wear a harness.
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New device for MOB

This item, not usefull for singlehanding, could come in handy for racers.

I wonder if Raymarine would reprogram the device to communicate to the autohelm so that if a singlehander went overboard, the autohelm would automatically steer the boat onto a predetermined course set by the sailor(that is head to wind).


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Raymarine LifeTag
Man Overboard System



E12185 LifeTag System
E15026 Extra LifeTag

Available mid-Summer 2006
Raymarine LifeTag is a wireless crew monitoring and man-overboard alert system. Utilizing the latest in RF ( Radio Frequency) wireless technology, the Raymarine LifeTag base station can monitor up to 16 different Raymarine LifeTags simultaneously. In the event a tagged person falls overboard, the RF link between tag and base is broken, and an onboard audible alarm is sounded. The Raymarine LifeTag system will also activate if a tag moves out-of-range of the base station (typically 35 feet.)



Tags within range of the LifeTag base station, exchange status messages to indicate that each crew member is safe, or within range. If a person falls overboard, immersion in saltwater rapidly degrades the signal which is detected by the base, sounding an alarm to alert the crew. Additionally, an alarm is sounded if a crew member moves away from the boat for a distance of 35 feet or more.

LifeTag can also be manually activated by pressing and holding the red man overboard (MOB) button for three seconds and then releasing. SeaTalk compatibility enables LifeTag to activate MOB mode on Raymarine multifunction displays, chartplotters and ST290 instrument systems.




Complete SystemE12185
Raymarine LifeTag System Includes:

One (1) LifeTag Base Station
- Handles communication with each LifeTag
- Outputs for external alarm siren and relay contact
- SeaTalk
- 12 volt DC power or can be powered by the SeaTalk network Two (2) personal LifeTags [E15026] with each System
One (1) LifeTag Alarm
- Extra loud alarm sound
- Simple 2 wire connection to base station


#EE12185List Price $685.00Only $599.00
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