International Cospas-Sarsat Programme

International Satellite System For Search and Rescue
How can I retrieve a forgotten password?
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Access the web-based registration database (www.406registration.com), and click the first option to view previously registered beacons.  Choose a language, accept the disclaimer and click on “Access Beacon”.  Type in your beacon ID and click the link in the “Forgot password” section.  Answer the questions on the screen.  You will be asked a security question.  After your correct answer is provided, your password will be emailed to you at the email address you provided when you registered your beacon.

If your email address has changed, contact the database administrator at the Cospas-Sarsat Secretariat via email at dbadmin@406registration.com to request the password. Be prepared to give as much information possible about the beacon ID, the beacon owner, the emergency contact person and the vehicle/vessel the beacon is installed on.

 

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