Fixed and portable VHF

Fixed VHF

Main Features:

• Installation: Permanently mounted on the boat, often in an accessible and protected location.
• Power: Generally offers higher output power (25W), providing a longer communication range.
• Advanced Features: Often equipped with features such as integrated GPS, Digital Selective Calling (DSC), and larger screens for better information display.
• Power Supply: Powered by the boat's electrical system, ensuring extended operational time.

Advantages:

• Superior Range: Due to their power, they offer a greater communication range, essential for offshore navigation.
• Comprehensive Features: Often include advanced features, ideal for professional use or emergencies.
• Connection Stability: Better transmission and reception quality in challenging maritime conditions.

Applications:

• Commercial and Recreational Navigation: Used by commercial ships, yachts, and fishing boats for communication with other vessels and coastal stations.

Portable VHF

Main Features:

• Mobility: Lightweight and easy to carry, designed for use onboard, on land, or during water activities.
• Power: Typically less powerful (5-6W), offering a reduced communication range compared to fixed VHFs.
• Rechargeable Battery: Operates on batteries, allowing use without relying on the boat's power supply.
• Basic Features: While they may have features like DSC, they are often less advanced than fixed models.

Advantages:

• Flexibility: Ideal for use in various situations, whether onboard or on land.
• Practicality: Easy to carry and use, offering a quick and effective communication solution.
• Safety: Provides emergency communication when leaving the boat or during outside maneuvers.

Applications:

• Water Activities: Used during fishing, recreational boating, or kayaking.
• Emergency Communication: Practical for situations requiring quick communication