SafeSea V100 GMDSS VHF Radio - 21 Channels w/Battery Kit The Ocean Signal range of survival craft VHF hand portable radiotelephones exceed the requirements of IMO, SOLAS and GMDSS. Features: Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery option available with rapid charger, for everyday normal use Fully waterproof, even 40C thermal shock High efficiency transmitter for maximum battery life Rugged design exceeds GMDSS environmental requirements Lithium primary battery for emergency use -Novel battery protection tab protects from inadvertent use -Battery classified as non-hazardous for shipment -Battery provides in excess of 16 hours typical operation, even at -20°C. (10% Tx, 10% Rx, 80% Squelched) Laser etched key legends for durability High contrast, backlit LCD and keypad Rugged accessory socket option; waterproof to IP68 for use with headsets, helmets, fist mikes, etc. 4 scanning modes, D/W, T/W, scan and memory scan 21 simplex channels according to IMO SOLAs requirements The SafeSea V100 survival craft hand portable radiotelephone meets all the requirements of the IMO for carriage on SOLAS ships. Designed to be ultra-rugged and easy to use, both on-board and in distress situations, the V100 is the ideal choice for mandatory and voluntary carriage. The novel battery protection tab means the primary battery can be permanently 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 off the red protective tab and the radio will be immediately ready to turn on. For everyday use, Ocean Signal offers a lithium polymer rechargeable battery (RB5V) option is available. The quick release rapid charger provides the ideal solution for keeping the batteries fully charged. For routine testing of the V100 an alkaline, non-rechargeable, battery (TB6V) is available. This battery has limited life for testing only and not suitable for operational use. Specifications: Transmitter: Output Power (High): 2.5W Output Power (Low): 1W Modulation: +/-5kHz(max) FM Emission Designator: 16K0G3EJN Pre-Emphasis: 6dB/octave (300Hz to 3kHz) Environmental: IEC60945 Category: Portable Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +55°C Storage Temperature Range: -30°C to +70°C Humidity: 93% @ +40°C Waterproof: 1M for 30minutes Thermal Shock: 100mm with 45°C drop for 1hour Drop proof (onto hardwood surface): 1M (6 faces) Receiver: Sensitivity (20dB SINAD): -117dBm Audio Output Power: 0.4W Adjacent Channel Rejection: >70dB Intermodulation Rejection: >68dB Spurious Response Rejection: >70dB Spurious Emissions: <2nWatt Battery: Primary: Lithium Chemistry: Lithium/Iron Disulfide (Li/FeS2) Operational Lifetime (10% Tx:10% Rx:80% Squelched): >16hours Replacement interval: 5years Rechargeable: Lithium Polymer WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

SafeSea V100 GMDSS VHF Radio - 21 Channels The Ocean Signal range of survival craft VHF hand portable radiotelephones exceed the requirements of IMO, SOLAS and GMDSS. Features: Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery option available with rapid charger, for everyday normal use Fully waterproof, even 40C thermal shock High efficiency transmitter for maximum battery life Rugged design exceeds GMDSS environmental requirements Lithium primary battery for emergency use -Novel battery protection tab protects from inadvertent use -Battery classified as non-hazardous for shipment -Battery provides in excess of 16 hours typical operation, even at -20°C. (10% Tx, 10% Rx, 80% Squelched) Laser etched key legends for durability High contrast, backlit LCD and keypad Rugged accessory socket option; waterproof to IP68 for use with headsets, helmets, fist mikes, etc. 4 scanning modes, D/W, T/W, scan and memory scan 21 simplex channels according to IMO SOLAs requirements The SafeSea V100 survival craft hand portable radiotelephone meets all the requirements of the IMO for carriage on SOLAS ships. Designed to be ultra-rugged and easy to use, both on-board and in distress situations, the V100 is the ideal choice for mandatory and voluntary carriage. The novel battery protection tab means the primary battery can be permanently 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 off the red protective tab and the radio will be immediately ready to turn on. For everyday use, Ocean Signal offers a lithium polymer rechargeable battery (RB5V) option is available. The quick release rapid charger provides the ideal solution for keeping the batteries fully charged. For routine testing of the V100 an alkaline, non-rechargeable, battery (TB6V) is available. This battery has limited life for testing only and not suitable for operational use. Specifications: Transmitter: Output Power (High): 2.5W Output Power (Low): 1W Modulation: +/-5kHz(max) FM Emission Designator: 16K0G3EJN Pre-Emphasis: 6dB/octave (300Hz to 3kHz) Environmental: IEC60945 Category: Portable Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +55°C Storage Temperature Range: -30°C to +70°C Humidity: 93% @ +40°C Waterproof: 1M for 30minutes Thermal Shock: 100mm with 45°C drop for 1hour Drop proof (onto hardwood surface): 1M (6 faces) Receiver: Sensitivity (20dB SINAD): -117dBm Audio Output Power: 0.4W Adjacent Channel Rejection: >70dB Intermodulation Rejection: >68dB Spurious Response Rejection: >70dB Spurious Emissions: <2nWatt Battery: Primary: Lithium Chemistry: Lithium/Iron Disulfide (Li/FeS2) Operational Lifetime (10% Tx:10% Rx:80% Squelched): >16hours Rechargeable: Lithium Polymer Battery expires 2023 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

GM1600SC 71 GMDSS VHF Radio with BP-234 Battery - No Charger Included The GM1600 Marine VHF handheld is designed for GMDSS-compliant survival craft communications. The radio is engineered to survive and function in the extreme environmental conditions common in marine emergencies and brings the latest Search and Rescue technology to the marketplace. The GM1600’s shock-resistant housing is constructed of a brightly colored dye-injected polymer, ensuring this essential piece of emergency equipment will always be easy to find in a survival bag, in a life raft, or any other place when you need to find it quickly. Survival Craft Radio The GM1600 meets temperature, thermal shock, vibration, and drop-resistant (from 1 m height) requirements. After passing those environmental tests, the GM1600 sustains a 1m depth waterproof construction specified with IMO resolutions A.809(19), A.694(17), and IEC 61097-12. The BP-234 battery can operate even at –4ºF. Easy Operation All knobs are sized for quick operation, and the large, well-labeled buttons feature a positive action "feel" with a programmable beep tone for sure operation. The front panel includes one-touch access to Channel 16 and the call channel. Features: Operation instructions are printed on the rear panel All operations can be made with one hand The bright LED indicator on the top of the panel Optional VOX headset for on-board use General Specifications: Output Power: 2W Battery Life (BP-234): 3300 mAh non-rechargeable Lithium battery Waterproof Rating: IPX7 Survival Boat Package (GM1600): Includes dated-and-sealed GMDSS compliant battery (BP-234) Frequency Range (Tx/Rx): 156.300–156.875MHz Mode: FM (16K0G3E) Power Supply Requirement: 7.5/7.2V DC nominal Current Drain (at 7.5/7.2V DC):  Tx 2W/1W output is 1.0A/0.7A & Rx is AF max. 200mA Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to °60°C / -4°F to +140°F Antenna Impedance: 50Ω (SMA fixed type) Dimensions (W×H×D) (Projections not included): 65 × 145 × 44 mm / 2-9/16 × 5-23/32 × 1-23/32 in. Weight (approx.): 385g / 13.6oz (with BP-234) Transmitter Specifications: Output Power: 2W/1W (Hi/Low) Max. Frequency Deviation: +/- 5.0kHz Frequency Error: +/- 5.0ppm Spurious Emissions: -70dBc typical Adjacent Channel Power: 70dB FM Hum and Noise Ratio: 40dB Audio Harmonic Distortion: Less than 10% (at 60% mod.) Receiver Specifications: Sensitivity: 0.25µV (at 12dB SINAD) Squelch Sensitivity: 0.35µV typ. (at threshold) Adjacent Channel Selectivity: 70dB Spurious Response: 70dB Intermodulation Rejection: 70dB typ. Hum and Noise Ratio: 40dB Audio Output Power: 0.35W Typ.

The wait is over. Ocean Signal is proud to bring the next generation float-free Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB). The SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro is now fully approved and pairs its compact stature with a rugged design, making it a practical option to meet the needs of all commercial, workboat, and leisure vessels.   The SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro operates in the 406MHz satellite band. This band comprises the international distress frequencies that are constantly monitored by Cospas-Sarsat, the international search and rescue satellite operator, ensuring a rapid response when a signal is received, no matter where it is in the world.   As the world's most compact Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon or EPIRB, the EPIRB1 Pro pairs its compact stature with a durable design, making it a practical option to meet the needs of all commercial, fishing, and leisure vessels. The product has been designed for maximum efficiency and boasts a 10 year battery life in addition to superb operating life when activated, keeping rescue services updated with your location for longer.     Key Features:   Smallest Auto-Deploy (Float-Free) Bracket Complies with MED/IMO New SafeSea Antenna Design 10-Year Battery Life Global Coverage via 406 MHz Homing Beacon (121.5 MHz) Fast 66 Channel GPS Receiver High Intensity Strobe Mounting Plate for Easy Installation   SHOP: https://www.clrmarine.com/m4/85035--ocean-signal-epirb1-pro-cat-1-epirb.html     Specials    Closeouts    Remanufactured    Rebates  

SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro - Float-Free Category 1 EPIRB The SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro operates in the 406MHz satellite band. This band comprises the international distress frequencies that are constantly monitored by Cospas-Sarsat, the international search and rescue satellite operator, ensuring a rapid response when a signal is received, no matter where it is in the world.  As the world’s most compact Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon or EPIRB, the EPIRB1 Pro pairs its compact stature with a durable design, making it a practical option to meet the needs of all commercial, fishing, and leisure vessels. The product has been designed for maximum efficiency and boasts a 10 year battery life in addition to superb operating life when activated, keeping rescue services updated with your location for longer.  Features: Most compact Float Free EPIRB / 30% Smaller Footprint (typically) State of the art 66 channel GPS receiver for fast and accurate position acquisition Float Free bracket, automatic release housing with Hydrostatic Release Unit High intensity strobe lights 10 Year Battery Life Intuitive operating controls protected from accidental activation Meets or exceeds all International standards including IMO and GMDSS Class 2 EPIRB (-20°C – +55°C) for general use Non hazardous battery This EPIRB is fitted with a 121.5MHz homing beacon used by rescue services for close-in location of vessels in distress. In addition, the EPIRB is fitted with a high brightness LED strobe light for additional impact, especially at night. For emergency situations where a user is not physically able to reach the EPIRB in time, The EPIRB1 Pro also comes complete with a Category I Automatic Release Housing (commonly referred to as ‘float free’). This ensures that the EPIRB is automatically deployed from the bracket by the internal Hydrostatic Release Unit, and then also automatically activates and floats to the surface to send your distress message to the satellite network. The Automatic Release Housing (ARH) also includes a convenient adapter providing multiple retrofit options. Use the adapter to easily mount the ARH using the same mounting holes that were previously used for older and larger EPIRBS such as the Ocean Signal E100/E100G, Jotron Tron 60s, and McMurdo E5/G5. WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

GMDSS VHF Handheld with BP-234 Battery & Charger  The GM1600 Marine VHF handheld is designed for GMDSS-compliant survival craft communications. The radio is engineered to survive and function in the extreme environmental conditions common in marine emergencies and brings the latest Search and Rescue technology to the marketplace. The GM1600’s shock-resistant housing is constructed of a brightly colored dye-injected polymer assuring this essential piece of emergency equipment will always be easy to find in a survival bag, in a life raft, or any other place when you need to find it quickly. Features: Operation instructions are printed on the rear panel All operations can be made with one hand The bright LED indicator on the top of the panel Optional VOX headset for on-board use One-touch access to Channel 16 and call channel Highly visible yellow-colored body Specifications: Output Power: 2W Battery Life (BP-234): 3300 mAh non-rechargeable Lithium battery Waterproof Rating: IPX7 Survival Craft Radio The GM1600 meets temperature, thermal shock, vibration, and drop resistant (from 1 m height) requirements. After passing those environmental tests, the GM1600 sustains 1m depth waterproof construction specified with IMO resolutions A.809(19), A.694(17), and IEC 61097-12. The BP-234 battery can operate even at –4 degrees F. Easy Operation All knobs are sized for quick operation and the large, well-labeled buttons feature a positive action “feel” with a programmable beep tone for sure operation. The front panel includes one-touch access to Channel 16 and the call channel.

SafeSea EPIRB3 Pro - Category 1 The Ocean Signal EPIRB3 Pro is a full-featured 406 MHz global rescue beacon with an auto-release float-free bracket and packs a host of features into a compact modern design including AIS technology.  AIS provides local rescuers with precise and reliable information on the current beacon position, thereby speeding rescue operations.  Additionally, Return Link Service (RLS) comforts those who activate the beacon by confirming that their distress message has been received.  The inclusion of Near Field Communication (NFC) capability allows the use of a smartphone app to monitor the EPIRB’s battery and other functions ensuring it is working correctly.  The EPIRB3 Pro comes complete with a Category 1 auto-release float-free mounting bracket.  This bracket securely stores the EPIRB3 Pro for the duration of your trip regardless of the conditions experienced throughout.  It also provides the best chance of deployment in distress situations where it is difficult for a crew member to reach the EPIRB. *Programming not required   Features: No Subscription Required 406 MHz Cospas Sarsat Distress Signal (MEOSAR Compatible) 121.5 MHz Local Homing Signal AIS (Automatic Identification System) Alert Smartphone connectivity via NFC (Near Field Communication) Free Ocean Signal Beacon Mobile App RLS (Return Link Service) Functionality GPS | Galileo | Glonass GNSS Global Coverage Small and lightweight Technical Specifications: Strobe - White and infrared Dimensions (without antenna) - 6.8" x 3.6" x 3.1" (17.27 x 9.14 x 7.87 cm) Weight - .42 lbs (190 g) Battery - Lithium  Battery Replacement - 10 Years Temperature Range (Operation) - -4° to 131° F (-20° to 55° C) Activation - Out of bracket and wet or manual (in/out of bracket) Waterproof - 33' (10m) for 5 minutes Buoyant - Yes Operational Life - 48 Hours Deployment -- Category II - Manual Release In the Box: EPIRB  Category I auto release float free bracket  Instruction Manual *Sold as an Individual WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

Remote Mic for UM725 VHF Radios - White Uniden UMRMIC Remote, Second Station Microphone. Features: Remote, second station wired remote microphone Direct connection to the UM725 series fixed mount VHF radio series Fully remote control of connected Uniden Marine VHF radio, including channels, DSC Distress, NOAA Weather Channels, and more Intercom feature between the main radio and the remote microphone Large, Clear “Landscape” oriented, Full Dot Matrix LCD Display Bright White LCD Backlight for Day, Orange for the night (User selectable) Private Text Messaging – Send messages over Marine Channels to other equipped radios NOAA Weather Channels – With Weather Alerts IPX8 Rated Waterproof – Submersible to 4.9ft. for 30min with no water intrusion Included Accessories – 24-foot inter-connect cable, Microphone Hanger, Mounting Hardware Optional extension inter-connect, up to 75ft

Remote Mic for UM725 VHF Radios - Black Uniden UMRMIC Remote, Second Station Microphone. Features: Remote, second station wired remote microphone Direct connection to the UM725 series fixed mount VHF radio series Fully remote control of connected Uniden Marine VHF radio, including channels, DSC Distress, NOAA Weather Channels, and more Intercom feature between the main radio and the remote microphone Large, Clear “Landscape” oriented, Full Dot Matrix LCD Display Bright White LCD Backlight for Day, Orange for the night (User selectable) Private Text Messaging – Send messages over Marine Channels to other equipped radios NOAA Weather Channels – With Weather Alerts IPX8 Rated Waterproof – Submersible to 4.9ft. for 30min with no water intrusion Included Accessories – 24-foot inter-connect cable, Microphone Hanger, Mounting Hardware Optional extension inter-connect, up to 75ft

RS90S Black Box VHF Radio with AIS & Hailer This exclusive RS90 VHF function is for safety, teamwork, convenience, and even just for fun. It’s a great feature that allows you to connect your VHF DSC position polling with chartplotter to show the location of up to three boating friends on the chart display. It’s also easy to set up: You need a RS90 fixed mount VHF, the MMSI number of your buddies’ VHF DSC radios and a Simrad GPS chartplotter. Your VHF will regularly poll your buddies’ positions, and the chartplotter will regularly update their locations by MMSI number on your screen. Track-Your-Buddy is a truly great aid in locational awareness of your friends in a group boating excursion. Features: Premium black box VHF Radio Continues the Simrad legacy in VHF radio Flexible options with wired & wireless handsets Enhanced features to support intra and inter vessel communication Receive GPS data from GPS: External SMA connector for GPS500 Antenna (000-13613- 6 Stations, 4 wired & 2 wireless, unmatched in the market Alpha numeric keypad for professional users Advanced radio features including AIS plot, waypoints and navigation Track Your Buddy when connected to a Navico MFD 30W PA/Hailer Horn output with Listen back feature Dedicated horn key for immediate and action, no menu fumbling Scrambler option for private communications Future features include DSC calls to AIS targets from handset and compatible MFD plus advanced intercom facilities Voice record 30 second rewind and listen back Additional Features: All International, CANADA, USA Channels Dual channel AIS receiver ATIS mode for European inland waterways Built-in hailer -- 30 Watts Built-in foghorn with 4 selectable patterns 2pin cable of external horn key to activate horn without handset Handset to built to meet JIS-7 Intercom facility between stations All International, CANADA, USA Channels 10 weather channel with 1050hz alert tone detect (for US) Selectable 25/1-watt Transmit Power DSC Capability Class D Support Private channels (able to vary by dealer at site by PC program) GPS Input for Automatic Time and Position Update NMEA 2000 Interface & NMEA0183 connectivity Local / Distance function Support Private channels (able to vary by dealer at site by PC program) GPS Input for Automatic Time and Position Update Local / Distance function Dual Watch/TRI Watch Function 3Ch functions All Channel Priority Scan Backlight sync between MFD and VHF handset 20 user Programmable names with MMSI. Call Log: 10 distress calls, and 20 individual calls for DSC communications

Your VHF (Very High Frequency Radio) could be the most important piece of equipment in a life and death situation. Keep it healthy, with your boat's batteries charged up in top ship shape. If your VHF radio is a hand-held, keep extra cell batteries on the boat, and note their shelf life. Continually check connections for any battery.   In addition to calling for help in an emergency, your radio can be used for communicating with other boats, bridge and harbor tenders and locks. Some VHF radios have the added feature of being a weather radio.   If you are new to boating and have never used a VHF radio before, there are a few universal terms and features fpr you to understand.    When first turned on you may hear static, the “squelch”. Turn the knob until the static stops. Channel 16 should become your new best friend. It is the channel that is monitored by the US Coast Guard and Marine Units, Conservation Police and Harbor Masters. If you are on Channel 16 and don't have an emergency, any of the aforementioned entities will have you switch to another channel. Some commercial vessels also monitor Channel 70, and as of February 1, 2005, vessels over 300 tons  are not required to monitor Channel 16,  but are required by international law to monitor Channel 70.   Etiquette     Only use Channel 16 for emergencies. Not only for emergencies on your own boat, but also if you see other boaters, swimmers, or wildlife in an emergency situation.   Don't use Channel 16 for hailing other boats to say hello, to inform dock mates that the beer is getting cold, or idle chit chat. You could be preventing someone else from getting emergency help.    Mayday calls are only for immediate danger to lives or to property.    Always monitor Channel 16 while underway.   Commercial vessels can be hailed on Channel 13 if you are concerned about their intention.   When hailing another vessel listen to Channel 16, and when no one is talking, start with three repetitions of the name of the vessel you are hailing. “Moon dog.” “Moon dog.” Moon dog.” Follow with your own vessel's name and station ID. Wait for a response, and then agree to switch to another channel. Always refer to each other with your vessel's name.   When you are finished with your conversation, Repeat your boat name, followed by, “Out.”  Such as, “Moon Dog Out.”  The term “Over and Out” is no longer used.   Before you set sail, do a briefing with everyone onboard on how to use the radio. This includes children.  The skipper isn't always the one who calls for help. Your life may be in someone else's hands. You want them to know how to use the radio.   On some radios, the dials are difficult to read, and the numbers appear in small type. It is a good idea to keep a magnifying glass, a pair of magnifying reading glasses, and a flashlight near your radio.   When calling in an emergency on your VHF, speak slowly and use the NATO phonetic alphabet for letters. “P as in Papa.” Or, Alfa, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, etc.   Become familiar with your VHF radio. Read the manual. Try out different settings. Know its features so that no matter what the conditions, you are comfortable calling for help.   The Top Five VHF Recommended Radios *   1. Standard Horizon GX1700B Standard Explorer GPS VHF Marine Radio   Best Features: Can be used as a GPS, a two-way radio, a weather radio, and an emergency radio; lightweight; easy to mount; ready to use right out of the box.   Downside: Several users reported it stopped working after a short period of time.   2. Standard Horizon HX870 Floating 6W Handheld VHF with Internal GPS   Best Features: Handheld, Lightweight, portable   Downside: Radio range was shorter than expected. (Radio Range will depend on the height of your VHF antenna.)   3. Uniden UM380 25 Watt Fixed Mount Marine VHF Radio   Best Features: Compact design attaching to any vessel with ease. SAME weather alert technology.   Downside: Users were looking for a better range with this radio. (Radio Range will depend on the height of your VHF antenna.)   4. COBRA MRF45D Marine Radio   Best Features: Can choose between 1 or 25-watt output for short or long-range communication. This device offers NOAA alert and weather channels.   Downside: Users felt transmission could be more clear.   5. Cobra MRHH350FLT Floating VHF Long Range Marine Radio   Best Features: Three power settings. Floats and waterproof.   Downside: A few reviewers received radios that were damaged when they arrived.   * Source: CW Touch Keyer   Fair winds. Smooth sailing.     To obtain more information about the products and services mentioned in this article, please contact CLR Marine https://www.clrmarine.com/. _____________________________________________________________________________ Award-winning author Cheryl Kuba has been at the helm for more than 30 years sailing the Great Lakes, with side trips to the British Virgin Islands and St. Maarten. She has served as past- Commodore of Great Lakes Fleet 21 -Chicago region. 3happycampers.com   ©Copyright Cheryl Kuba, 3happycampers.com  

V100-B Black Box VHF Radio with Built-In AIS Transmitter & Receiver & External GP-500 GPS Antenna Stay safer on the water with the B & G V100-B VHF marine radio featuring a built-in GPS and Class B AIS transceiver, which allows you to see and be seen by AIS-equipped vessels. Stay connected from anywhere on board with up to 8 handsets (4 wired and 4 wireless) and 4 external speakers. Stay connected from anywhere on board with up to 8 handsets (4 wired and 4 wireless) and 4 external speakers. The system is comprised of a VHF Radio Black box (NRS-2), a handset, and a speaker. Add additional speakers or wireless handsets with charging stations as you need, for complete freedom onboard, and meaning there is no need for a handheld VHF. The radio systems replace the V90-B VHF and have been developed to allow wider integration possibilities through NMEA 2000® and 0183 while featuring improved user interfaces and design styles aligned to the new displays of B & G. V100-B Features: Integrated Class B AIS transmitter & receiver Bundled with a dedicated GPS receiver, GPS-500 for AIS transmission. Class D DSC-approved VHF radio Integrated GPS receiver Connect up to 4 wireless and 4 wired handsets Add an optional loudhailer and up to 4 external speakers NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000® connectivity 60-second audio rewind Configurable external speakers with volume offsetting Handset backlight settings can be grouped with NMEA 2000® backlight groups so MFDs and VHF Radios can have backlight controlled together Track Buddy – track up to 5 “buddies” using their VHF MMSI In the Box: 000-15642-001 NRS-2 Black Box only 000-15650-001 H100 Handset 000-15651-001 SP100 - Speaker for Simrad and B & G Systems 000-13613-001 GPS-500 See & Be Seen with Integrated AIS* The V100-B includes a Class B AIS transceiver, which not only receives AIS targets but also transmits your boat’s position to nearby AIS-equipped vessels. This helps other mariners to spot your boat through any conditions, day or night. A built-in AIS receiver monitors the position of other AIS-equipped vessels, helping you to proactively avoid collisions in crowded harbors and waterways. AIS information can be viewed on the radio’s built-in screen or overlaid on your chart or radar screen through a compatible multifunction display. *V-100 has a receiver only Expandable with Additional Handsets & Speakers V100 series modular VHF radios come with 1 wired handset and 1 speaker, but you can add up to 4 more B & G H60 wireless and 3 more H100 wired handsets along with up to 3 additional external speakers, doubling your radio as an on-board intercom. Each wireless handset with inductive charging, duplicates your radio’s display and controls on a large, easy-to-read screen, viewable in all lights, with an intuitive user interface. Access all key functions with channel scan and favorites, an alphanumeric keypad, clear audio, handset station naming, and 60-second audio rewind.

R5 GMDSS VHF Handheld Radio - Pack A - Full Feature Option The R5 is a fully featured GMDSS survival craft radio with user friendly design and features. It is built to meet the latest stringent IMO, GMDSS and ETSI standards. Reliable and easy to use, it is 100% waterproof and drop tested to cope with the toughest marine environments. The large tactile buttons can easily be operated with gloves without unintended activation of buttons. A ribbed design ensures a solid grip even in wet conditions.. Features: 23 GMDSS channels Easy to use, with large buttons Waterproof to 1/2M for 1/2 hour Dimming and backlight control Battery indicator and battery saving function Quick channel select button Keypad lock Rotary volume control Dual-/Tri watch MED (Wheelmark) & FCC approved Pack A - Full Feature Option: Lithium Battery - Primary Belt clip Lanyard Test report User manual Antenna whip Storage base Single Charger Kit: Li-ion rechargeable battery Single Charger base AC/DC converter/adapter DC connector cables AC/DC converter instruction sheet Battery storage and charger base options

VHF Radios - Trouble-Free Communications at Sea  From compact VHF Radios to the ultimate all-in-one communications solution - Raymarine has a VHF Radio for every boater!  You'll always be heard loud and clear with a VHF Radio from Raymarine. Whether it's the new compact Ray53, full-sized Ray63, or multifunction Ray73, you can depend on your Raymarine VHF Radio for years of trouble-free communication at sea.       Ray 73 - Dual Station VHF Radio with GPS, AIS & Loudhailer  Raymarine's Ray73 radio is communications central for your boat with built-in VHF, AIS receiver and loudhailer capabilities. Built on our full-sized marine radio chassis, the Ray73 comes with oversized controls and a big screen for easy operation offshore. The Ray73 also supports optional wired or wireless RayMic controllers for true multi-station control and intercom capability. When connected to an optional hailing horn, the Ray73 can generate automatic fog signals and work as a public address announcement system.     Ray63 - Dual Station VHF Radio with GPS  Raymarine's Ray63 radio comes with oversized controls and a big screen for easy operation offshore. Ray63 is a full-function VHF marine radio with Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and a built-in GPS receiver. The Ray63 also supports 1 wired or 2 wireless RayMic controllers for true multi-station control and intercom capability.     Ray53 - Compact VHF Radio with GPS  Raymarine's Ray53 radio is small in size but big on features and performance. Ray53 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 Ray53 and immediately benefit from the enhanced calling and safety features of DSC.       Specials    Closeouts   Remanufactured    Rebates  

SafeSea S100 SART The SafeSea S100 Search and Rescue Transponder (SART) is a dedicated radar transponder which complies with IMO SOLAS regulations. Features: Superior battery life - even at -20°C User replaceable battery Non Hazardous battery Five year replacement interval Compact size for easy liferaft packing Supplied complete with telescopic pole and storage bracket Carriage requirements SARTs are required on all IMO SOLAS vessels on international voyages:- -One on 300-500GRT -Two if over 500GRT -One SART per every four liferafts on ro-ro passenger vessels Nationally mandated vessels, including fishing vessels, passenger craft, commercial workboats, etc Most Super and Mega yachts are required to carry a SART, especially if covered by the MCA code of practice, which is recognized by many countries Voluntary fit vessels will also benefit by carrying a SART The SeaSafe S100 SART is designed to assist in the rescue and recovery of liferafts and survival craft. When switched on, the SART remains in a standby mode until automatically activated by an X Band Radar sweep from any vessel in the vicinity. The SafeSea S100 transmits a series of pulses which are displayed on the ships Radar as a line of dots, providing a bearing to the survival craft. The activation controls are identical to those on theSafeSea E100 EPIRB, making use by unskilled operators much easier WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.