Why EPRIB with AIS and manual bracket? Why not upgrade to Float-free EPIRB?

We look at the EPIRB Tron 60 AIS with the manual bracket. Why choose AIS on your EPIRB? What is AIS? Why the manual bracket and not the Float-free version of the EPIRB? When choosing an EPIRB there are some question you need to ask yourself to find the right product for you. In this video we look at some of them, so you know more before you are ordering. This particular EPIRB will be installed in the sailing vessel "Maja", a 1982 Nauticat 38. You can read more about our boat, travels and work here: https://sailing-maja.com/ An EPIRB is an essential piece of safety equipment that can be crucial if something goes wrong at sea. In an emergency, an EPIRB or PLB automatically or manually sends a distress signal via satellite, with an accurate position, directly to the rescue service. This provides rapid notification and precise location, even far out at sea or in areas without mobile coverage. For many boaters, an EPIRB is the last and most important lifeline if you have to abandon your vessel or find yourself in distress alone. Here is a link to the product we discuss in the video, but please note that this is not an affiliate link, just an honest review: https://www.jotron.com/products/maritime-communication/epirb/tron-60ais-with-manual-bracket Here is a link to Seatronic in Norway where we bought the EPIRB, still no affiliate: https://seatronic.no/jotron-tron-60ais-nodpeilesender