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Icom IC-M412 Compact, Easy to Use and a Great ValueBuilt-in Class D DSCIPX7 submersible protection (1m depth for 30 minutes, except cables)Superior receiver sensitivity, superior speaker audioLarge LCD and simple operationCommon GPS/NAV interfaceAquaQuakeT draining functionWeather channel receive with alert functionFavorite channel functionDualwatch and Tri-watch functionsThe built...
Icom IC-M412 Compact, Easy to Use and a Great Value
Built-in Class D DSC
IPX7 submersible protection (1m depth for 30 minutes, except cables)
Superior receiver sensitivity, superior speaker audio
Large LCD and simple operation
Common GPS/NAV interface
AquaQuakeT draining function
Weather channel receive with alert function
Favorite channel function
Dualwatch and Tri-watch functions
The built-in Class D DSC provides additional safety at sea. The built-in DSC watch function monitors Ch 70 (DSC channel) activity, even while you are receiving another channel. Distress, individual, group, all ships, position request/reply, polling request/reply and DSC test calls can be sent. DSC messages can be received and automatically stored in the message memory.
When connected to Icom's MA-500TR Class B AIS transponder, you can make an individual DSC call without having to manually input a MMSI number.
The IC-M12 can withstand submersion in 1m of water for up to 30 minutes (except cables). The supplied microphone also has submersible protection.
The large backlit LCD (23.5 (H) x 64 (W) mm; 15/16 x 2 17 / 32 in) shows a full sized channel number. A 10 character scrolling message shows the channel name and can show position, time and DSC messages.
When connected to an external GPS receiver, current position and time are shown on the IC-M412's display. When receiving position information from another vessel, the IC-M412 can transfer it to a navigational device via NMEA 0183 connectivity.
The IC-M412 has 0.22fV (typical at 12dB SINAD) superior sensitivity for class-leading receiver performance. The front facing speaker offers 4.5W (typical) of loud, clear reception.
More Features:
AquaQuake draining function blows water away from the speaker grill
Priority and noraml scan using simple tag scanning system
External speaker connection
Icom IC-M412 Compact, Easy to Use and a Great Value
Built-in Class D DSC
IPX7 submersible protection (1m depth for 30 minutes, except cables)
Superior receiver sensitivity, superior speaker audio
Large LCD and simple operation
Common GPS/NAV interface
AquaQuakeT draining function
Weather channel receive with alert function
Favorite channel function
Dualwatch and Tri-watch functions
The built-in Class D DSC provides additional safety at sea. The built-in DSC watch function monitors Ch 70 (DSC channel) activity, even while you are receiving another channel. Distress, individual, group, all ships, position request/reply, polling request/reply and DSC test calls can be sent. DSC messages can be received and automatically stored in the message memory.
When connected to Icom's MA-500TR Class B AIS transponder, you can make an individual DSC call without having to manually input a MMSI number.
The IC-M12 can withstand submersion in 1m of water for up to 30 minutes (except cables). The supplied microphone also has submersible protection.
The large backlit LCD (23.5 (H) x 64 (W) mm; 15/16 x 2 17 / 32 in) shows a full sized channel number. A 10 character scrolling message shows the channel name and can show position, time and DSC messages.
When connected to an external GPS receiver, current position and time are shown on the IC-M412's display. When receiving position information from another vessel, the IC-M412 can transfer it to a navigational device via NMEA 0183 connectivity.
The IC-M412 has 0.22fV (typical at 12dB SINAD) superior sensitivity for class-leading receiver performance. The front facing speaker offers 4.5W (typical) of loud, clear reception.
More Features:
AquaQuake draining function blows water away from the speaker grill
Priority and noraml scan using simple tag scanning system
External speaker connection
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