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OLAS Tag | Exposure OLAS | Safety at Sea
Saved by uncleflo on April 10th, 2021.
The OLAS tag is a compact OLAS transmitter, easily attached to adults, children, pets and objects such as overboard floatation devices. The tags are tracked by the OLAS application on a mobile device or via the Core, Guardian and Extender. Seconds after the tag breaks connection with an OLAS receiver the crew are alerted by the OLAS alarm and light, whilst the OLAS MOB rescue screen are activated on the OLAS mobile application. Each tag is supplied with a universal silicone wrist strap with stainless steel buckle and a pre-installed CR2477 Battery (user replaceable).
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Hydro Generator
Saved by uncleflo on September 14th, 2018.
The hydro generation or “creating energy while sailing” function is an automatic feature in all Oceanvolt motors. This feature is activated by pushing the button on the Oceanvolt displays for 5 seconds. The display will automatically switch to regeneration mode showing the current generated power, RPM and time until the batteries are fully charged. With a normal folding propeller the motor kicks the blades out and centrifugal force combined with the motor controller keep the blades open. The motor controllers tune the system actively at 10 Hz which prevents the blades from closing (too much braking would close the propellers). This is continuous monitoring, the system will adjust the propeller RPM depending on the boat speed.
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giffgaff | SIM Activation
Saved by uncleflo on June 3rd, 2011.
To get your SIM working you need to activate it first. Activation is about linking the 6 digit code on your SIM card to a member name and making your first top-up. You can top-up by credit card or buy a top-up voucher and then come back to this page to activate your SIM
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Adobe Flash Platform * Managing windows
Saved by uncleflo on May 5th, 2011.
To activate a window, call the NativeWindow activate() method. Activating a window brings the window to the front, gives it keyboard and mouse focus, and, if necessary, makes it visible by restoring the window or setting the visible property to true. Activating a window does not change the ordering of other windows in the application. Calling the activate() method causes the window to dispatch an activate event.
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