Nautilus Lifeline Marine Rescue GPS Unit

[@dredd183]

hey ron, great vid as always

[@rontiah]

Thanks much Walon

[@nabeelmohammed3663]

Very informative video. Just one question, do they stock replacement antenna caps? I mean in the case of an emergency and you pop that cap, it's easy to get misplaced in the even you want to prep your nautilus for the next dive.

[@rontiah]

Great question Nabeel. I spoke to the company and they said yes I can get replacement caps ... will also address this in part 2 (tech video). Thanks again for a good question.

[@donaldpang]

Thanks Ron for sharing. Did you say the batteries last 5 years? or this unit last 5 years and will have to be replaced?

[@rontiah]

Hi, that's a great question, sorry i could not reply sooner! The manufacturer suggests in their specs that the battery is good for 5 years, however in my humble opinion, depending on the type of battery you do use, the number of times you test the unit, depending on how often you dive and maybe choose to test it, you may opt for a three year year window as I have done. Of course if you ever have to use it (hopefully never), then you would want to change the battery before the next dive trip. Hope this helps. Stay safe out there.

[@drramifarmaui9914]

Very helpful thank you

[@reazrahamam3233]

Excellent Ronald Excellent

[@rontiah]

Thanks Reaz

[@Willy.exe9876]

I actually found one floating around in the water a while ago😅

[@oceanificinc]

Interesting :)

[@Mari-gn2yp]

I feel safer already ;)

[@rontiah]

:) thanks Mari :)

[@michaelmorris3498]

October is my big birthday, eh. Just saying... 👀

[@rontiah]

Ah sending a reading glasses and da manual and ah giving you two years to read it :)

[@nabeelmohammed3663]

Dr Morris....the instructions online eh...so make sure and read it. :)

[@rontiah]

@@nabeelmohammed3663 haha you inciting hurricanes now eh Beel ...