3W VHF Marine Radio Transceiver - Waterproof

CAT.NO: DC1093

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3W VHF Marine Radio Transceiver - Waterproof

$209.00

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3W VHF Marine Radio Transceiver - Waterproof

$209.00

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Overview

A VHF radio on a boat is a must have. You never know when your boat may be rendered inoperative by engine malfunction, a storm, rogue waves, or a monster from the deep. This transceiver will give you coverage of all international VHF marine channels so you can call for help when needed or communicate with other boats. This unit is fully submersible so if you find your boat has been capsized and you are stuck under the hull you know you'll be still be able to call for help. Includes a Li-ion rechargeable battery pack, AC adaptor, charging cradle and belt clip.

Features:

• 3W Switchable output power
• Backlit LCD
• Dual and triple watch function
• Channel scan function
• One-touch emergency channel 16
• Auto power saver mode

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Specifications

Transceivers and Communication

Communications Band

marine

Radio Channels

88

How is unit mounted?

Handheld

Transceiver Power Source

Internal Battery

Line of Sight Range

10 km

Emergency Channel Switch

true

Charging dock included?

true

Backlit LCD

true

CB Output Power

3 W

Number of included CB Radios

1 pc

Ingress Protection Rating

IP Rating

IP67

Product Dimensions

Length

130 mm

Width

60 mm

Depth

35 mm

Packaged Dimensions

Packaged Volume

2.793 l

Packaged Weight

0.496 kg

Packaged Qty

1 pc

Packaged Type

BOX_GIFT

Packaged Length

24.5 cm

Packaged Width

19 cm

Packaged Height

6 cm

Packaged Hangs

false

Package Stands

false

Package Stacks

false

Shipping Volume

3.29726 l

Articles

30 August 2023

UHF CB (Citizen Band) Radios

For those who grew up in the '70's and 80's who "loved" 27MHz CB you would be pretty used to the 'hit and miss' reception of "breaker, breaker, this is rubber duckie..." CB. It worked, and it worked pretty well sometimes but range could be extremely variable and it could be very noisy.