Standard HX600S Hanheld VHF Radio / GPS tracking systems

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Standard HX600S Hanheld VHF Radio

List Price: $ 333.31

Our price: $ 199.99

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Included Accessories/Parts: Owner's Manual,Power Cable,Battery Pack

Warranty (years): 3

Product description

HX600S
5W VHF Marine Handheld Transceiver

This unique little submersible radio is capable of being connected to a GPS through the charging cradle, which allows DSC distress calls to be sent with GPS position, a handy feature if you have to get off your vessel in a hurry.In addition, the submersible HX600S produces 700mW (loud) of speaker output so you can hear communications even in noisy environments. With advanced receive capabilities on FM music stations, AM broadcast band and Aeronautical band, you can enjoy using the HX600S even when you are not onboard.

Features:

700mW speaker audio

700mW speaker output allows you to hear communications even in noisy environments and is capable of connecting an optional speaker microphone or headset and has user changeable channel names.

Included Accessories

Supplied with a high-capacity non-memory 1400mAh Nickel Metal Hydride battery, AC and DC charger with drop-in cradle

AM/FM and Airband recieve

Advanced receive capabilities on FM music stations, AM broadcast band and Aeronautical band, you can enjoy using the HX600S even when you are not onboard.

Unique SOS Strobe light

In an emergency, the unique super bright LED distress strobe light, blinks internationally recognized SOS to visually signal another vessel.

Additional features

Dedicated 16/9 key, user changeable channel names, NOAA weather channels with Alert, dual watch, tri-watch, programmable and priority scanning to keep you on top of what is happening on the water. Speaker microphones, headset , headset and optional voice scrambler are an available options.

DSC Distress with GPS Position

the HX600S submersible radio is capable of being connected to a GPS through the charging cradle, which allows DSC distress calls to be sent with GPS position, a handy feature if you have to get off your vessel in a hurry.