Surfboard with GPS and Two Way Radio

by David Allen on Saturday, July 7th, 2007

Now surfers are not renown for embracing technology, their very essence is to get away from it all. But surfing can be a very dangerous pastime, so to help the surfers out if they ever get into trouble; designer Marco Torres has put a small GPS and two way radio system into a surfboard.

surf radio

The radio means that surfers can stay in touch with each other and possibly contact the coast guard or beach patrol should they get last or injured.

surf radio

This is not so much a use of technology, rather a sort of back system for surfers should they ever need, good idea to.

Source [Crunch Gear]

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  • Dear ZedoMax :

    The surf radio, which appears on your website, was incorrectly credited to
    me. The product was originated and developed by lenartstudios, llc, who
    owns all rights to the design. In order to avoid further damages to
    lenartstudios, please publish the following correction by the close of
    business on Thursday, July 19:

    "The surf radio was originated and developed by lenartstudios, who owns all
    rights to the product. To view the surf radio and more work from
    lenartstudios, please visit www.lenartstudios.com"

    Please confirm your understanding to the foregoing. Thank you for your
    prompt cooperation.

    Sincerely,
    Marco Torres
  • ya know... on that top picture... i could have sworn that that was a picture of a fish.... lol
  • Izl
    For surfers that get lost at the beach?
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