Wave-riding vehicle with shark locating and repelling system

Buoys – rafts – and aquatic devices – Water skimming or walking device

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C441S074000, C441S080000, C119S220000, C367S139000

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07731554

ABSTRACT:
A shark-repelling surfboard or flotation board made of polymer foam with coating. The surfboard or the flotation board has a locator device for locating large aquatic animals, and an alarm device for alerting a rider of large aquatic animals, such as sharks, located by the locator device. The surfboard or the flotation board also comprises a repellent or deterrent signal generator that is configured for transmitting interference signals to disrupt the electro-sensory perception system of the aquatic animals.

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