VHF 115 Marine Radio Stay in Contact on the Water Fixed-mount radio with plug and play via the NMEA 2000; network Standard Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) functionality (distress calling and direct calling with user-programmed MMSI) In case of trouble, DSC may improve your chances of a rapid rescue 25-watt transmit power with built-in GPS Frequency bands include all U.S., Canadian and international marine channels plus 10 NOAA weather channels Communication is critical on the water. With the VHF 115 radio, you can stay in contact with the shore and other boats in your area. So, no matter where you are or where you’re headed, you’ll maintain communication. Increase Your Peace of Mind During an emergency situation, the 25-watt transmit power of VHF 115 gives fishermen, sailors and cruisers confidence at their fingertips. Communicate Confidently on the Water Easy to install and use, just plug and play to compatible Garmin chartplotters and MFDs via the NMEA 2000 network. VHF 115 provides standard Class D DSC functionality (distress calling and direct calling with user-programmed MMSI). The radio includes frequency bands for all U.S., Canadian and international marine channels and 10 NOAA weather channels. It’s also NMEA 0183 compatible. Communicate with Style Because your helm is a source of pride, we’ve designed the VHF 115 marine radio to complement GPSMAP;7x2/9x2, GPMAP 10x2/12x2, GPSMAP 7400/7600 and GPSMAP 8400/8600 chartplotters and MFDs. WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Raymarine's Ray73 radio is communications central for your boat with built-in VHF, AIS and public-address capabilities. Built on a full-sized marine radio chassis, the Ray73 comes with oversized controls and a big screen for easy operation offshore.     Ray73 is a full-function VHF marine radio with Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and a built-in GPS receiver. Simply program your boat's MMSI number into the Ray73 and immediately benefit from the enhanced calling and safety features of DSC. The Ray73 supports both NMEA2000 and legacy NMEA0183 networking which enables it to connect with other onboard electronics. Ray73 also supports the connection of an optional remote speaker (A80542) to provide audio at a second location. Ray73 also comes with a built-in loudhailer output. Add the optional hailing horn (M95435) and use your Ray73 to communicate with crewmembers on deck, on the dock, or on another boat. The Ray73 can also generate manual or automatic fog signals with built-in tone and gong sounds that comply with all international regulations Ray73 also supports dual control stations with the addition of the optional RayMic second station kit. With an oversized LCD and simple controls, the RayMic is a compact all-in-one handset that fits easily on any secondary helm, tower or navigation station. Use RayMic for station-to-station intercom capability too.  Ray73 was designed to comply with the latest international regulations and includes a connection point for an optional GPS/GNSS antenna system. The optional antenna improves the GPS reception when the radio is mounted below deck, in an enclosed pilothouse, or inside a metal enclosure.   Ray73 features an attractive new industrial design that complements Raymarine's Axiom family multifunction displays. The radio includes both a standard trunnion mounting kit as well as surface mounting hardware.  Features: Built-in Automatic Identification System (AIS) receiver Loudhailer output for public address and fog signaling Optional RayMic second station kit for full remote control Built-in GPS/GNSS receiver with an optional external antenna connection Compatible with Raymarine wireless hub and wireless handset

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Marine VHF radio is a global system of two-way wireless radio system, on ships and watercraft used for bidirectional voice communication. Using FM channels in the very high frequency (VHF) radio band. Its frequency range is between 156 and 174 MHz. You can use Marine VHF radio on all large ships and most seagoing small craft. You can also utilize it with a slightly different directive, on rivers and lakes.Extremely high rotation (VHF) is the ITU nomenclature for the range of radiofrequency electromagnetic vibration (radio ripple) from 30 to 300 MHz (MHz) combined with a length of ten meters to…

Enjoy Reliable Communication Reliable 25-watt VHF Class D DSC marine radio Includes GHS™ 11 handset and new active speaker to use as intercom between up to 3 stations Built-in GPS receiver (requires external antenna) NMEA 2000® connectivity for easy integration with compatible chartplotters and multifunction displays Preprogrammed with U.S., Canadian and international marine channels plus 10 NOAA weather channels The 25-watt VHF 315 marine radio with Class D DSC is a modular communication solution. It provides the security of reliable communication and full NOAA weather alerts on the water by meeting the latest industry standards. It's easy to use and integrates seamlessly into the Garmin onboard system. It has a built-in GPS receiver with connector for required external antenna. VHF 315 includes a GHS 11 handset and new active speaker to use as an intercom between up to 3 stations. It's also equipped with a two-way 30-watt hailer system for communication with other boats or deckhands. NMEA 2000 connectivity enables easy integration with compatible chartplotters, multifunction displays and convenient software updates. Simplified handset connectors and an uncomplicated, easy-to-use interface allow you to get your radio set up quickly, so you can get back out on the water and start communicating. Specifications: Dimensions: 8.1" x 7.1" x 2.4" (20.5 x 18.1 x 6.0 cm) Weight: 3.4 lbs. (1.53 kg) Operating Temperature Range: 5°F to 158°F (-15°C to 70°C) Water rating: IPX7 Compass-safe Distance: 2" (5 cm) Digital Selective Calling: Class D Frequency Bands: All USA, Canadian, and international marine channels; 10 NOAA weather channels Operating Voltage: 9.6 - 16 Vdc Current Draw: Standby: 350 mA; Receive: 600 mA; Transmit High Power: 6 A max; Transmit Low Power: 2 A max Transmitter Power (at 13.6 Vdc): High Power: 23-25 W; Low Power: 0.7-1 W NMEA 2000 LEN: 1 NMEA 0183: Yes In the Box: VHF 315 marine radio GHS 11 Cradle (for GHS 11) Active speaker Power cable Deck cable (10 meters) Microphone hanger Mounting hardware Documentation

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Is this the best kept secret in 2-Way Radio Communication? The Multi-Use Radio Service, or MURS, is an unlicensed radio service that allows for personal and business communications on five VHF channels. So what’s the amateur radio connection to MURS? If you are a involved with an amateur radio emergency communications group, you will want […]