The ResQLink™ PLB Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) is a GPS-enabled rescue beacon that’s suited for outdoor adventures of all sizes (think: everything from hiking and cycling to hunting …

Containing both satellite and local signals; With Automatic Identification System (AIS), Return Link Service (RLS), and Near Field Communication (NFC) in a single 406 MHz beacon, the ResQLink AIS represents a critical advancement in the evolution of PLB technology.

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Head offshore with the confidence of the handheld AquaLink™ View Personal Locator Beacon (PLB). Its digital display provides all the important information about the beacon’s functions, …

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ACR 2932 ResQLink View 435 RLS PLB is a top choice personal locator beacon with digital display ensuring your position has been sent and located! 5 Year battery life, 24+ hour operation and more! Available now at The GPS Store

The buoyant ACR Electronics ResQLink+ GPS personal locator beacon offers all the features of the ResQLink—plus it floats! It's ideal for boaters, anglers and anyone on or around the water.

Engineered to withstand the harshest of elements, the ACR Electronics ResQLink 400 personal locator beacon relays your position to a worldwide network of satellites with no subscription required. Low inventory. Order soon! Shipping restrictions apply. Treat yourself to new gear & clothing! Join the co-op to get a $30 bonus card when you spend $50.

The award-winning, compact, high-tech ACR ResQLink AIS Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) is the world's first PLB to include both AIS (Automatic Identification System) and NFC (Near Field Communication) in addition to standard satellite notification through …

All PLBs have a built-in, low-power homing beacon that transmits on 121.5 MHz. This allows rescue forces to home in on a beacon once the 406 MHz satellite system has gotten them "in the ballpark." Some newer PLBs also allow GPS data to be integrated into the distress signal.