SpotTrak

Live, 100% Satellite Emergency Location You’re miles away from everything. And your only worry is “what if?” What if there’s an accident? Could you call for help? And could anyone find you even if you did?

SpotTRAK is the world’s first satellite messenger. In the event of a minor mishap, SpotTRAK lets you request non-emergency help from friends or family. Or if things get truly out of hand, you can call in the cavalry via 9-1-1. In additions, SpotTRAK lets you send a message to friends and family so they know you’re okay, allows them to track your progress and even saves your waypoints for later – all with virtual views provided by Google Maps™.



And since it’s all handled with satellite technology, you get coverage wherever you roam. Even where cell phones don’t.

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The Ultimate Outdoor Messenger – 100% Satellite technology:

SpotTRAK is the first device that can communicate a message and your exact GPS coordinates to the people you need to contact from virtually anywhere around the world. With SpotTRAK, you can keep in touch no matter what your outdoor activity may be. Whether you’re just checking in, allowing others to track your progress or calling for help – SpotTRAK can give you and your loved ones assurance that your next adventure will be a safe one.

SpotTRAK coverage including virtually all of the continental United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Australia, portions of South America, Northern Africa and North-eastern Asia, and hundreds or thousands of miles offshore of these areas. Backed by one of the world’s leading mobile satellite companies, the SpotTRAK network has provided reliable service for over 50,000 governmental and industrial clients.

Unlike traditional GPS devices, which only receive a satellite signal indicating your location, SpotTRAK uses dual satellite networks which allows for an outward communication of your coordinates to be sent to friends and family, or to request emergency assistance when you need it.

Parents! Give SpotTRAK to your kids to carry with them to school and on outings. This is a low cost device that is small and easy to carry. It works everywhere.

Wide range of applications:
Truckers, vacationers, children, elderly people, city services, aircraft pilots, snowmobilers, off-roaders, campers, fishermen, boaters, hikers and any other activities which may possibly require emergency location and assistance.

Features:

• Great when camping, fishing, hiking, hunting.
• GPS tracking system.
• Request Help from family and friends at your exact location.
• Check in with contacts and allow them to track your progress using Google Maps.
• Request emergency personnel to your exact location.
• The world's first satellite messenger, SpotTRAK sends your coordinates and messages via commercial satellite to inform others of your location and status.
• Offers an affordable alternative to personal locator beacons, satellite phones and cell-based GPS trackers.
• Provides virtually full coverage in North America, Europe and Australia.
• Also covers portions of South America, northern Africa and northeastern Asia, along with thousands of miles of offshore areas.
• Track your progress by sending and saving points along your route to Google Maps™.
• GPS satellites determine location; reliable SpotTRAK satellites transmit information.
• Rugged unit floats, works in extreme temps and altitudes and can be submerged up to 1m .
• Weighs less than 8 oz. and is small and easy to carry.

Optional features include SPOTcast automatic tracking service and guaranteed extraction assistance in countries lacking emergency services.

2 AA lithium batteries (included) provide 1 year of power (unused), 14 days in SPOTcast mode and 7 days in 911 mode, or 1,900 SPOTcheck ''OK'' messages.

Requires $99 annual subscription; $7.95 for optional extraction assistance in countries without emergency services. Apply for and activate your service plan and options after you complete your SpotTrak purchase.

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*Requires purchase of a service plan in order to activate the unit.