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ICOM GM1600 GMDSS RADIO Meets the strict environmental requirements for survival craft radio
The IC-GM1600 meets temperature, thermal shock, vibration and drop resistant (from 1 m height) requirements. After passing those environmental tests, the IC-GM1600 sustains 1m depth waterproof construction specified with IMO resolutions A.809(19), A.694(17) and IEC 61097-12.
Optional high capacity Lithium battery, BP-234, has superior low temperature characteristics
Provides more than 8 hours operating time even at -20°C
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ICOM M-88 HAND HELD VHF Features : Unparalleled battery life and power . Submersible construction . Military ruggedness . Frequency control . Choice of optional features . And a surprisingly small size that fits incredibly well in the hand . Compare for yourself; the Icom IC-M88 is a better fit not just for one-handed operation, but all-around.
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ICOM M36 HAND HELD VHF In addition to manual adjustment, the radio itself adjusts speaker output level automatically according to the ambient sound pressure level so that you will not miss communications during a sudden burst of noise. The automatically set volume can be instantly over-ridden by manual operations including instant max volume / mute selection
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ICOM M72 HANDHELD VHF Highest available power! 6 Watts .
Impressive Force5Audio .
Submersible PLUS (IPX8) .
Wide Viewing Angle LCD .
30% Shorter Antenna .
Auto scan function to start scanning when receiving no signal .
Auto power save function .
Battery indicator shows remaining battery power in 4 levels .
Instant access to Ch. 16 and Ch. 9 (or call channel) .
Auto WX scan and WX Alert function .
Simple add/delete TAG scanning operation .
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ICOM M802-01 SSB Big dials, a large dot-matrix LCD and well spaced buttons make Icom's newest SSB a snap to operate, even in rough seas. A fullkey pad, over 1300 channels, wide band RX, Ham band TX (license required) and R X included, one-touch e-mail access (a SSB first!) with no optional filters required, front panel headset jack (to keep from waking up the crew), and many more thoughtful features make this remote able control head SSB Icom's most advanced ever.
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ICOM M88-11 INTRINSICALY SAFE VHF Tough construction, superior waterproofing
The IC-M88 IS is built tough to withstand hazardous and unhospitable environments at sea and on land. Even if the IC-M8 8 IS is dropped into water, complete waterproofing* will protect it from harm. The compact and durable body meets military specifications (MIL-STD). 22 programmable channels for land use
The IC-M88 IS has 22 programmable channels reserved for Land use (146-174MHz).
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Ruggedness is the quality you get with Icom VHF Radio from the Marine Electronics Center. We have Icom VHF Radio in handheld or mount models, with ranges from 5 miles (handheld) to 25 miles (mounted), and antenna to match your radio. All items are in stock, ready to ship quickly, and our knowledgeable customer service staff is loaded with answers to your marine equipment questions.
Your Icom VHF radio is one of the most important pieces of equipment you take with you on commercial or recreational boats. Icom VHF Radio is known for reliability and heavy duty durability. Weather protected, designed for easy visibility, and packed with features you want, Icom VHF Radio is user friendly, tough and at your service! Some units are programmable, have SSB, and HAM and aircraft radio bands for more options.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS REGARDING VHF AND SSB RADIO SYSTEMS
- Is there a preference for hand held or fixed mount VHF radios ?
Answer = If you are going to be using your VHF radio continously or require maximum range you will want a fixed mount unit. Hand held VHF radios operate on approx 6 watts with a range of about 5 miles due to the short antenna. A fixed mount unit has a max output of 25 watts with a useful range of approx 20-25 miles; Antenna height is the key to range optimization.
- What is DSC capability ?
Answer = Digital Selective Calling or "DSC" is similar to a mayday button on a VHF or SSB radio. When activated it automatically broadcasts an encoded distress call that will be picked up by other nearby vessels equipped with DSC. If the radio is interfaced with a Loran or GPS, it will also automatically broadcast the distressed vessels position. To use DSC you must obtain a MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) number. To obtain a MMSI number go to www.boatus.com/mmsi
- How does an SSB radio differ from a VHF radio ?
Answer = SSB radio requires a large ground plane in order to radiate its signal. With SSB radios, antenna selection and installation is more complicated. SSB radios generally require a much longer antenna than VHFs and different antenna tuning for different bands.
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