Emergency Equipment to Assist Search and Rescue

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2880: 1.3" x 1.9" x 3.9” plus flotation pouch.

2881: 1.6" x 1.9" x 4.5” - I suppose 0.3" is a little thicker, and it is 0.6" longer, but I'd never carry one in a back pocket. I know some do that with phones, but I don't.

I guess it's nice to have choices for different tastes - same price.
 
Pics of my newly purchased McMurdo Fast Find 220 with Custom Divers Dive Canister



The canister comes with a webbing harness to allow fixture to webbing

 
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