Is it coast guard approved?
1608069
They had the standard tags on them but now I don't recall. However, if you have larger type people that will use these just notes that the straps adjust but the fit will generally be snug.. Perfect to fill the need to having enough jackets on the boat but not so perfect if you're going to use it for slightly above average adult sizes..
1250264
Yes. It's ready to use minus the personal flotation device (life jacket) which can be required by local laws.
1040334
It has a soft grip so yes, I bought it for our boat. Its very soft and thick :)
895963
Here is info from listing when I ordered:Easy-to-read gauge tells you fire extinguisher is charged and ready for useClear instruction label using graphics to show steps required to operate extinguisherEasy-to-pull safety pin; tough impact resistant metal valve, handle, and lever10 pounds of fire extinguishing agent (average)Coast Guard (U.S.C.G) approved when fitted with mounting bracket; approved bracket part number 366242
2040631
per the specs for this item: U.S. Coast Guard Approved Type III Life Jacket / Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
558263
Hey,yes it is ul approved, and the top screws on securely works great. Thanks Jackie Lynn Campbell.
1224154
It is a U.S Coast Guard approved type lll marine head. And meets all No Discharge regulations. Hope that helps.Jim. Down Time Marine
228200
I guess you could say it's water resistant. I keep it out of the weather on the dash of my boat. I believe it has a clip that slides on the back to hold the gage tight. Hope it helped.
1124067
yes. I'm very happy with it. I don't wear it in the water, but it keeps everything dry in the boat between dives.
2144891
I am not sure whether it is or it's not. My contractor recommended it to me. She spoke highly of it. She got one herself. It works pretty well so far.
221633
As a Coasty: No. The United States Coast Guard actively moniters Marine VHF on Channel 16 and 22A due to FCC regulations. The boats and shore units are capable of monitering other stations; however Channel 16 (156.8 mhz) is the international hailing and distress frequency and this is the channel you should have your radio set to in case of an emergency. These radios do not cover channel 16 or any marine-band radios.Please be safe, always have a life jacket for every person on a vessel and VHF marine radio as well as any and all other safety gear necessary for your chosen form of maritime travel. As a Coasty: No. The United States Coast Guard actively moniters Marine VHF on Channel 16 and 22A due to FCC regulations. The boats and shore units are capable of monitering other stations; however Channel 16 (156.8 mhz) is the international hailing and distress frequency and this is the channel you should have your radio set to in case of an emergency. These radios do not cover channel 16 or any marine-band radios.Please be safe, always have a life jacket for every person on a vessel and VHF marine radio as well as any and all other safety gear necessary for your chosen form of... » Read More As a Coasty: No. The United States Coast Guard actively moniters Marine VHF on Channel 16 and 22A due to FCC regulations. The boats and shore units are capable of monitering other stations; however Channel 16 (156.8 mhz) is the international hailing and distress frequency and this is the channel you should have your radio set to in case of an emergency. These radios do not cover channel 16 or any marine-band radios.Please be safe, always have a life jacket for every person on a vessel and VHF marine radio as well as any and all other safety gear necessary for your chosen form of maritime travel. « Show Less
1820611
Yes. It's decent quality not the most amazing but decent. I use it on the front 90 a flat bottom boat for night time cat fishing, serves it's purpose and is much cheaper.
127844
no. it is stamped "stainless steel" with a "v" number. good pancoastwatcher
1382529
Depends on the Gunnal of the boat and how you mount it, if it's thin put a suitable backing plate below, otherwise yes the holder is.....
221634
I am not a salt water boater but do have some knowledge of your need. The radios do not have the maritime channels that I believe you would need to contact the Coast Guard. They work best as contact with another/other radio(s) tuned to matching frequencies. For that purpose, and within the limitations of technology, they work great.
2008881
http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/checkpoint-friendly-laptop-bagsAccording to the above information it seem like this laptop case meets the criteria. However, because it's TSA there are no guarantees even if your laptop bag is approved.
1856590
I looked at the unit, and couldn't find any stamps saying that it has been tested and approved. So I guess the answer is NO. It works great. No problems with it whatsoever.