Personal Locator Beacons - A MUST Have For Remote Travel - Loading Up 44

Safety is essential when it comes to remote travel, and a key piece of gear you need to have is a personal locator beacon.
That's why we only trust the GME MT410G to keep us safe.
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[@TeekoMartin]

Underrated device, must have

[@justsittingupthecreek6918]

Love your campers I’m buying one at the moment

[@russellvandelden]

Thanks Justin. Helpful advice and an essential safety item. Keep up the good work!

[@toddkenyon2509]

What a great bit of kit!

[@PatriotGames]

Thanks Todd!

[@chrisking888]

I've had the same one for about 5 years. My buddy at Border Force told me the same thing, that they will dispatch a search and rescue team straight away. You do need to register them though. Test my battery every 6 months. Lives in the centre console.

[@PatriotGames]

👍

[@jshepard152]

PLBs are ideal for getting help in the most remote places on earth, including oceans.

[@Blackwater_House]

I spent 30 Years in Search and Rescue, consequently I never leave Home without My PLB. Even though I have Mobile Phones and Two Way Radio onboard, My PLB is My Last Resort Guarantee of Help and Rescue.

[@PatriotGames]

Great peace of mind!

[@boydauspeditions]

Great advice mate, an insurance worth having, cheers.......

[@PatriotGames]

👍

[@billyrae1903]

Top video tiger 🐅

[@PatriotGames]

Thanks mate!

[@boar.before.whores]

hi love you guys

[@tomaskerslake-sweeney3143]

I'm not 100% sure about Queensland, but in WA and the NT you need to register your device with the police, otherwise, a signal will be transmitted, but it won't be sent anywhere.

[@evanmiris5765]

The reason you have to register the device and it's code is so they know who they are looking for , before they scramble the search and rescue wasting time and money they can ring your family or try and contact you to make sure it's not a false alarm. There have been many instances where they have been thrown out and have been set off at a tip by the excavator and have had rescue response turn up for nothing or they have been stolen and thrown into a river and out to sea with search and rescue wasting time looking for nothing.

[@noahjbarr]

GME🔥🔥😎

[@PatriotGames]

🔥

[@and7976]

I need one for the open water

[@PatriotGames]

Safety first!

[@82muli]

Need a epirb legally if 2 nautical miles from the coast iirc. Epirbs are required to float by AS/NZ while PLBs arent

[@boar.before.whores]

get the 6x6 back

[@kingstonhutton8894]

First to comment

[@roberthopkins2494]

Anything like that in the USA?

[@jshepard152]

USA is one of the countries that developed PLBs. Rescues are dispatched by the US Air Force. But they work worldwide. Look at the ACR ResQLink 400 or similar.