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The deployed antenna is usually free of crash debris signal blockage. A radio frequency and float on the military вЂњblack boxвЂќ replaces the sonar locator on a commercial, Flight Data Recorder or on its separate box commercial, Cockpit Voice Recorder.

The вЂњblack boxвЂќ deploys a parachute and float for water landings.

The вЂњblack boxвЂќ lands away from the crashed aircraft with its exploding munitions and hotly burning aviation fuel. Electronic Location Transmitters (ELT's) are used universally with a 95% success rate in US Air Force and US Navy aircraft in which combined deployable Flight Data Recorders (FDR's)/Cockpit Voice Recorders (CVR's) are jettisoned with an air foil or else with solid rocket propellant. US Coast Guard helicopters and search vessels can listen in on one of the radio frequencies while closing in on a search pattern. The radio distress call is sent out over two common radio distress frequencies, one of which is also picked up by a geostationary US GOES weather satellite where it is re-broadcast to a US Coast Guard listening station. The older units did not require a built-in Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite navigation receiver, but, the newer units have one built-in for automatic position determination and broadcast.

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The EPIRB unit is small, inexpensive, and portable for use by flight crew on life rafts, small boats, airplanes, etc. The EPIRB can be used along with a hand-held, Global Positioning System (GPS), satellite navigation receiver or by other means. This is a portable, hand-held, radio transmitting only beacon used for flight crew distress signalling of the keyed-in historic date, time, and location of a crash site and the keyed-in current date, time, and drift position of a life raft. The US Coast Guard has prior art standards for a commercial Electronic Positioning Independent Radio Beacon (EPIRB). Discussion of Prior Art Public Use in Prior Art Electronic Positioning Independent Radio Beacon (EPIRB) This invention relates to aircraft avionics or flight electronics and also to auxiliary airplane avionics support equipment. This prior art patent is used as a component in this proposed systems level patent. The vehicles for the optional embodiments may be land vehicles, ships, or airplanes. This patent also covers three optional embodiments for a High Security Data Recording (HSDR) Option, a Crash Prevention Recorder (CPR) Option/Video Flight Data Recorder (V-FDR) Option/Cockpit-Cabin Voice Recorder (CVR) Option, and a Telematics Computer Option (trip computer integrated with a Global Positioning System satellite navigation receiver). 15, 2000 concerning an вЂњAdd-on Electronic Rear-View Mirror for Trucks, Campers, Recreational Vehicles (RV's), and Vans.вЂќ This patent refers to my related invention concerning an Electronic Rear View Mirror or blind spot mirror for these types of vehicles. BACKGROUND-CROSS-REFERENCE TO MY RELATED INVENTIONS

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