marine handheld radios
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Standard Horizon HX255S VHF FM Marine Radio; Working used (dm15) $28.49 |
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NT3VP NAUTICO WATERPROOF MARINE RADIO $50.00 |
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HORIZON GX1270S VHF FM MARINE RADIO $80.00 |
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Midland Nautico 3 5w Handheld VHF Radio 88 Channels Waterproof Marine Channels $55.95 |
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ICOM M604 Marine VHF Radio, NIB $579.95 |
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VHF MARINE RADIO (SHIP TO SHORE) WITH ANTENNA $50.00 |
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Cobra MR-HH125 Rugged Compact Waterproof Marine Handheld VHF Radio Backlit LCD $51.35 |
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Midland 5W 88 Channel Nautico 1 Marine Radio w/ 10 Weather Chan +Battery+Charger $66.95 |
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MARINE RADIO- Two-way by WEST MARINE -VHF100-Model#3677036 $48.00 |
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Lowrance Lhr-80 Vhf/gps Hh Marine Radio Jan 09 22-17 $198.99 |
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West Marine Portable VHF Radio $31.00 |
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Raytheon M56748A RAY 90 VHF Handheld Marine Boat Radio Remote Unit w/ WARRANTY $39.99 |
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Standard Horizon GX1000S Eclipse DSC White Marine Radio $26.00 |
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Standard Horizon GX1280S Matrix Marine Radio $3.52 |
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Standard Horizon GX2355S Spectrum+ Marine Radio $21.50 |
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White Raymarine Ray 49 Submersible LCD Marine Ultra Compact VHF Radio $51.00 |
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West Marine VHF650 Radio L45191-389 $5.50 |
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MILITARY VHF MARINE RADIO $900.00 |
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MIDLAND NT3VP NAUTICO WATERPROOF MARINE RADIO $76.00 |
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COBRA MRHH 425LI VP Marine VHF Transceiver with All-Terrain Radio $144.51 |
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COBRA MRHH 325 VP Marine VHF Transceiver Radio $111.89 |
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Uniden MHS135 DSC New Submersible Handheld DSC Marine Radio $170.91 |
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Midland 5W Nautico 3 88 Channel Marine Radio w/ NOAA Weather & Emergency Alert $75.95 |
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NEW Uniden MHS135DSC Marine Radio – For Marine with Wea $215.99 |
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HF Portable all band antenna ham radio shtf marine super antenna for QRP or Hpwr $102.00 |
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Lowrance LVR-880 DSC 25W VHF & FM Fixed Mount Marine Boat Radio 22-20 $199.99 |
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Lowrance LVR-250 DSC VHF Fixed-Mount Marine Radio 22-19 $149.00 |
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Cobra MR HH330 Floating VHF Handheld Marine Radio $122.00 |
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Cobra MR F55B-D Marine VHF Radio – Class D – Black $126.90 |
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West Marine Submersible VHF Handheld Radio Model SC200 $47.99 |
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MARINE RADIO $14.00 |
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MIDLAND NT1VP HH VHF Marine Band Radio Value Pack New $74.95 |
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UNIDEN® CLASS D – DSC MARINE RADIO $99.99 |
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Home/Base Uniden Bearcat Police/Fire/Air/Marine Scanner NOAA Weather Radio Race $39.74 |
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PAIR MARINE VHF RADIO ICOM IC-M5 AND SEA LAB 90000GD RADIOTELEPHONE $39.00 |
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RADIOSHACK PRO-405 200-Channel DESKTOP RADIO SCANNER Marine/Fire/Police/Air/Ham. $38.00 |
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Cobra Marine Radio Submersible (GMRS) $110.00 |
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UNIDEN ATLANTIS 250 HANDHELD VHF MARINE RADIO NEW $99.95 |
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Cobra MR-HH325VP Marine VHF Radio $36.00 |
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Three Used Uniden Atlantis Two-Way VHF Marine Radio (White/Blue) $150.00 |
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Used Uniden Atlantis Two-Way VHF Marine Radio (White/Blue) $50.00 |
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Used Uniden Atlantis Two-Way VHF Marine Radio (White/Blue) $50.00 |
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*** WWII Military Navy Marine Corps Radio DAG Portable DF WORKING *** $102.50 |
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COBRA MR HH325 VP MRHH325VP HANDHELD VHF MARINE RADIO $99.99 |
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Uniden Atlantis 250G Marine 2-Way VHF Radio 5 Watts, Waterproof, All Channels $32.00 |
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Uniden VOX100 New Headset for Uniden Marine Handheld Radios $32.31 |
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UNIDEN® ATLANTIS 250BK HANDHELD TWO-WAY VHF MARINE RADIO $94.95 |
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VHF Marine Radio 25 Watt with 10 Weather Channels NEW $89.95 |
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STANDARD HORIZON HX471S SUBMERSIBLE MULTI-BAND MARINE PORTABLE RADIO $26.25 |
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Cobra MR HH475 FLT VHF Waterproof Two-Way Marine Radio with Bluetooth $46.00 |
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Garmin 300i Marine Radio $689.99 |
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Vhf 300i Ais Marine Radio $924.99 |
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COBRA MRHH 425LI VP MARINE VHF TRANSCEIVER WITH ALL-TERRAIN RADIO $169.99 |
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Uniden Polaris DSC Marine 2-Way VHF Radio – RADIO ONLY $69.00 |
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STANDARD HORIZON ECLIPSE GX1240S MARINE RADIO VHF/FM NEVER USED IN BOX $63.50 |
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Uniden MC 535 Fixed Mount Marine radio Very Good Condition $25.00 |
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COBRA MR F55B-D MARINE CLASS D DSC VHF RADIO $106.98 |
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Uniden Marine VHF Radio President LTD 715 standard icom $31.11 |
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Uniden MHS450 Marine VHF Radio $85.00 |
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Uniden UM415 Submersible DSC Marine Radio $39.99 |
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Sailor VHF MArine Radio $50.00 |
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Cobra MR HH325 VP 5W Tri-Watch Handheld Submersible Marine VHF Radio NEW $115.95 |
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Uniden Marine Radio PN UM380BK $132.86 |
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Uniden VHF Marine Radio $15.00 |
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Uniden Atlantis 250 Marine 2-Way VHF Radio 5 Watts, Waterproof, All Channels $36.55 |
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Icom IC-M412 Marine VHF Radio – Black $215.00 |
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1968 Chilton’s VHF-FM Marine Radio Text Book Audio Radio Transmitters Tubes $9.99 |
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Uniden Atlantis 250G Grey Handheld VHF Marine Radio Memory Channel Scan NEW $99.95 |
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Midland Nautico 3 5 watt HandHeld VHF Marine Radio NEW $78.95 |
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COBRA MRHH475FLT Marine VHF Radio Bluetooth Floats NEW $169.95 |
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GARMIN VHF 200 WATERPROOF FIXED MOUNT MARINE RADIO $399.99 |
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STANDARD ECLIPSE DSC MARINE RADIO CLASS D 25 WATT VHF $128.99 |
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Uniden VHF Marine Radio Two (2) Bracket Knobs Good Shape $9.00 |
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Uniden 2-way marine radio $50.00 |
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Marine Extension Speaker suit UHF VHF Radios NEW White Compact Size 3.5mm Plug $28.70 |
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COBRA MARINE VHF TRANSCEIVER / RADIO, # MRHH 425LI VP $139.98 |
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Uniden Handheld VHF Marine 2-Way Radio 1/5 Watt w/Weather Station Button $29.99 |
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STANDARD VHF FM MARINE RADIO HX230S(AA) USED $35.64 |
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USA 3 COAX SHIELDED Patch jumper 259 RG8X 2.5′ Ham CB marine police radio RV $16.90 |
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NEW UNIDEN BC355C BEARCAT POLICE FIRE MARINE AIR HAM MOBILE BASE RADIO SCANNER $109.75 |
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Uniden UM415BK Full Featured VHF Marine Radio Black $149.00 |
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Grundig Short Wave Radio Portable Transistor 3005 Solid State ShortWave Marine $25.00 |
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National Marine Radio Model SW-54 $0.99 |
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GRE America Police/Fire/Air/Marine Scanner Receiver NOAA WX Weather Radio Shack $27.74 |
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COBRA WATERPROOF TWO WAY MARINE RADIO WITH BLUETOOTH EMERGENCY WEATHER ALERT NEW $162.99 |
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Realistic trm-12 ,25 WATT MOBILE MARINE RADIO BOAT vhf-fm raido telephone $29.95 |
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Uniden HH940 VHF Marine Radio NOT WORKING for parts or repair $22.50 |
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Lowrance LVR-250 Marine VHF DSC Radio $125.00 |
GPS: High-Tech Fishing
In this day and age, you would be hard pressed to find a fishing boat without some sort of fish finding device. GPS devices have become the latest in technology and water safety when it comes to fishing. They are used as a means of navigation and a way to mark your spot so that you can find it again in the future.
A GPS is a Global Positioning System that is made primarily for navigational purposes. They work off a network of satellites that are placed into orbit by the United States Government. The best part about a GPS system is that because they operate off satellite, they can be used in any weather conditions at any hour of the day.
The satellites will circle the earth twice during the day and transmit signal information to Earth. The signals can then be used to calculate the user’s exact location by implementing triangulation and pinpointing exact spots. Triangulation means that the GPS receiver must be locked into three spots before a calculation of longitude and latitude can be displayed. After the satellites have mapped the location, the GPS can narrow in on other satellites for useful information such as speed, track, trip distance, destination distance and sunrise or sunset times.
The accuracy of the GPS system is very acute because of the multi-channel designs that are available. A GPS will lock onto a satellite and maintain that lock through one of their channels. A GPS fish finder is accurate up to fifteen meters while the newer models increase in accuracy up to three meters.
There are many benefits to investing in a GPS and people are using GPS more regularly and relying on them more than the more traditional ways of navigation such as maps and charts. If you have plot points that you have saved on a GPS, you may be able to save time and frustration on the open seas by going directly to the location that had the fish the last time you went out. Another advantage to the GPS is that it can detect hot fishing spots that may not be detected by older maps or charts. In addition, if you find a perfect fishing spot, you can share it with a friend when you go fishing on another boat.
GPS systems are also a great safety tool when you are out on the water. Many times, especially if there are many people socializing on a boat, it can be easy to lose concentration. People will easily be turned around or lost and a GPS is an easy tool to use to find your way back home. You can also use a GPS system if there is unexpected bad weather such as fog or heavy rain. GPS systems are also equipped with mapping software that makes it easier to find a dock. The GPS is so accurate that it is able to communicate exact positions to the Coast Guard or rescue crew if an emergency arises.
You can purchase a handheld GPS online or at your local marine or boating store. Ask a salesperson to help explain the different features and costs for the varying models. If you decide to purchase your boat from a dealer, you will need a built-in GPS. Your local boat supplier will be able to give you a reference to someone who can properly install your electronics.
You should never rely on just one navigation tool when you are fishing. A GPS seems to cover all of the bases, but it is still a computerized tool. You should always be proactive about your safety and always have marine maps and charts onboard at all times. You should also have a handheld radio handy in case of emergencies.
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hello i have a handheld marine radio and?
hello i have a handheld marine radio and i know i can use it on a boat but i was curious if i could use it on land legally during bad storms and emergancies n so on, i was told as of a few years ago i dont need a lisence now to use on land, is that true now in 2012 do i need a lisence to use the radio on land? i am in a wheelchair and we had bad tornados here and times i get scared it will hit here then i will get traped in a building ect and if so i could use my marine rado for that and camping ect. if ya like email me at CRUIZ3R@yahoo.com ty.
That depends on jurisdiction.
I am sure I am not allowed to use my marine VHF on land in Canada, even to call a boat, but if there was a disaster like a big earthquake I’ll use it if I need to and I don’t suppose anyone will care. As I live within a few miles of the sea, I can get the coast guard who have good antennae.
A ham radio would be better in emergencies – the ham radio community often are part of the official disaster plan – but I don’t have a licence or the equipment.
Icom IC-M88IS Marine VHF Portable Radio: Quick Facts
