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USBL EASYTRAK
Easytrak is a compact Ultra Short Baseline (USBL) system designed for the efficient tracking of underwater targets such as divers, ROVs, AUVs and tow fish.
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ACOUSTIC RELEASE BEACONS AND POSITIONING BEACONS
Acoustic release beacons are used to recover or lower equipment deployed under the sea, either in shallow or continental shelf waters.
NOVATECH FLASHERS
NOVATECH™ Beacons and Flashers are an integral component of ocean exploration and study. Flashers provide the added insurance of a visual aid with an intense flashing light to assist in recovery missions.
NOVATECH RADIO BEACONS
The NOVATECH™ Tracking & Monitoring products allow for recovery insurance in harsh submarine environments.
NOVATECH SATELLITE BEACONS
NOVATECH™ Satellite Beacons provide near real-time data and recovery coordinates, via Iridium® or Argos satellites, offering different options to suit individual deployment needs.
DIRECTION FINDER DF-500N
The NOVATECH™ DF-500N is a hand-held direction finder (DF) designed to operate in the most demanding field conditions on land or at sea.
106G MiniPod SUBMERSIBLE GNSS
The 106G MiniPod is a ruggedised GNSS receiver that complements the operation of a nearby standard subsea positioning beacon.
MiniPod SUBMERSIBLE GNSS
applied acoustics’ MiniPod range delivers precise positioning using global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), whilst operating in the challenging environment of the splash zone.
iSPHERE DRIFTING BUOY
The iSPHERE is a uniqueThe iSPHERE is a unique buoy designed for oil spill tracking.
DRIFTER CODE-DAVIS
The CODE/DAVIS drifter is equipped with a sea surface temperature sensor, GPS receiver and the option of either Iridium® or ARGOS based satellite telemetry.
SURFACE VELOCITY PROGRAM DRIFTING BUOY
The Surface Velocity Program (SVP, iSVP) drifting buoy is a Lagrangian current-following drifter, designed to track water currents (15 metres depth) beneath the ocean surface.