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Output power: 25 W
Transmission frequency range: 156 MHz - 162 MHz
Reception frequency range: 162 kHz - 163,000 kHz
A REVOLUTION IN VHF MARINE COMMUNICATION It will change your VHF experience forever. With an intuitive touchscreen handset engineered for durability, the Cortex V1 is a communications ...
Garmin
Transmission frequency range: 156 MHz - 161 MHz
Reception frequency range: 156 kHz - 161,000 kHz
Small but mighty. The Compact Ray 53 Class D VHF incorporates DSC and an internal GPS receiver. COMPACT VHF RADIO WITH GPS Raymarine’s Ray53 radio is big on features ...
Raymarine
Built to operate in the 156-163 MHz Marine Band, and designed to compliment the GME GR200 AM/FM radio in size and design providing a symetrical fitout to any vessel's instrument panel. Packed full of ...
GME electrophones
A2E Navy 01 VHF/FM radio. Complete with: NI-CD battery pack, battery charger, removable antenna, belt clip
Output power: 5, 1 W
Transmission frequency range: 156 MHz - 157 MHz
Reception frequency range: 156 kHz - 163,000 kHz
... telephone conversation. Marine Mode This mode works as a VHF marine radio that has the same functions and performance as conventional VHF marine ...
Icom
Stay connected and navigate safely with the Simrad RS100 VHF marine radio. The standard package includes one wired handset and one external speaker but supports up to eight handsets (four ...
Simrad Yachting
Output power: 25, 1 W
Number of channels: 72 unit
Transmission frequency range: 156 MHz - 162 MHz
The FM4800 is a new marine VHF radiotelephone with built-in Class D DSC, GPS Receiver, AIS Receiver, and Simplified Loud Hailer with intercom. Its compact housing enables it to be installed in a variety ...
Output power: 250, 150, 500 W
Number of channels: 400 unit
Transmission frequency range: 1,605 kHz - 27,500 kHz
The JSS-2150/2250/2500 MF/HF Class A DSC radio equipment features an intuitive user interface and a highly reliable circuit that enables all-mode continuous full power operation. The MF/HF has Digital Selective Calling ...
JRC USA
Output power: 5 W
Transmission frequency range: 156 MHz - 161 MHz
Reception frequency range: 156 kHz - 163,000 kHz
HANDHELD VHF MARINE TRANSCEIVER 156-163.425MHZ 5W WATERPROOF IPX7 (30MIN IMMERSION TO 1M DEEP) WITH LCD DISPLAY, FLOAT'N FLASH FEATURE, 550MW CLEAR AUDIO. SUPPLIED WITH USB CHARGER, AVAILABLE IN BLUE ...
Icom France
... self-diagnosis checks Distress alerts 6-channel DSC watch-keeping built-in Description The JSS-2150 MF/HF Class A DSC radio equipment features an intuitive user interface and advanced modular design that allows ...
JRC Europe
Output power: 1, 25 W
Transmission frequency range: 156 MHz - 157 MHz
Reception frequency range: 156 MHz - 163 MHz
... range of VHF radios give the option of a Class B AIS receiver (V60) or transceiver (V60-B), which not only receives AIS targets but also transmits your yacht’s position to nearby AIS-equipped vessels. ...
B & G
Output power: 30 W
Number of channels: 72 unit
Transmission frequency range: 156 MHz - 162 MHz
The Ultimate 5-in-1 Tool VHF Radio, GPS, AIS, Loud Hailer, NMEA2000 and DSC Calling (Black Box Type) Features Built-in AIS receiver When connected to an MFD or Chart Plotter that can read and display ...
Furuno
The Link-8 marine VHF radio combines reliable performance with critical safety features for complete communication anywhere on the water. The Link-8 features NMEA 2000 connectivity, a ...
Lowrance
Introducing the all new Quantum GX6000 Commerical Grade Fixed Mount VHF with NMEA2000 and Integrated AIS receiver Integrated AIS Receiver** AIS / AIS SART target display: MMSI, Call Sign, Ship Name, BRG, DST, SOG ...
Standard horizon
SAILOR SP3520 Portable VHF GMDSS is fully approved for GMDSS use. GMDSS approved SAILOR SP3520 Portable VHF GMDSS comes with the international channels that are required for a portable GMDSS VHF, ...
Cobham
Output power: 2.5 W
Number of channels: 16 unit
Weight: 0.4 kg
The SR203 VHF Handheld Survival Radio is an FCC approved device that’s built for all marine applications. Its digital display and control buttons are backlit, making the device easily ...
... The R5 is the ideal solution to meet the stringent GMDSS safety standards for compliant vessels. More than just an emergency radio, the R5 is packed with features, can be easily used even when wearing gloves and its rugged ...
Output power: 2.5, 1 W
Number of channels: 21 unit
Height: 141 mm
... attached to the radio without fear of losing its charge. The radio will always be available for use in times of emergency without the need to remove protective labels or the like before use. Simply break ...
C-Comm, a digital crew radio system, provides onboard secure communications on legal marine frequencies. Using standard digital technology, it features two clear voice channels encrypted against third ...
The Cobra MR F77 is a truly unique VHF radio with its large LCD display and an integrated GPS receiver making the radio ready out of the box to be a complete life saving solution. If ...
Cobra
Features : display and button backlighting user channel channel transmit power 1 or 25W dual watch and tri-watch modes scan scan of selected channels squelch, volume and channel rotary controls fistmike with PTT (push-to-talk) and select ...
MI Simulators
. Marine 27MHz DSB radiotelephone . Frequency 26.475MHz to 27.275MHz, or 25.550MHz to 30.495MHz (option) . 12 & 21 operation channels . 5 W RF output power (standard), 12W RF output power (option) . Power Requirements 12VDC or 24VDC
Wenden Radio Co., Ltd.
Output power: 2.5 W
Number of channels: 16 unit
Transmission frequency range: 446 MHz - 446 MHz
The Dynascan F-15 are a pair of Walkie-Talkies PMR-446 license free. completely waterproof, which makes them very suitable for both outdoor and indoor use: communications in large areas, hospitality, shopping, events. sports… As well ...
Pihernz
... complete with everything needed to ‘get on the air’ including a comprehensive instruction manual which includes a list of useful marine frequencies. Controls on the front of the receiver change reception mode, from ...
A boat radio provides vessel-to-vessel or vessel-to-shore communications. On NauticExpo, these devices are intended for use on leisure craft.
ApplicationsSuch radios are found on all types of vessel. They constitute an important piece of safety equipment, allowing boats to benefit from worldwide security procedures established by the GMDSS. However, while every vessel should carry a VHF radio, only blue-water cruisers require HF capability.
TechnologiesRadios are designed to operate in a particular frequency range.
- VHF (very high frequency) is the simplest to use and the most common aboard vessels. Access to these frequencies is free and available to all. The transceiver may be fixed or portable. DSC capability, a one-touch distress transmission system, offers additional security. The range of readily available fixed units is only about 20 nautical miles.
- HF (high frequency), or SSB (single sideband) radios are used by vessels offshore for long-distance communications. These frequencies may be used by licensed amateur radio operators (hams). While both receivers and transmitters are available to the general public, an amateur license authorizing global operation or a professional radiotelephone license is required by some countries. These units also can receive weather faxes and NAVTEX bulletins anywhere in the world.
- Common AM/FM receivers are used to listen to broadcasts from licensed stations rather than for communications from a vessel. Amateur radio transmission is generally forbidden on these bands.
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