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Ic-m502 Vhf Marine Radio on 2040-parts.com

US $250.00
Location:

Vermilion, Ohio, United States

Vermilion, Ohio, United States
Worked when removed ...selling as is...
Brand:Icom

Easy waterproof operation ... manually or by remote mic!

The IC-M 502, with its slim 4" x 6" dimensions, will easily fit into your cabin console or dashboard. The generous front panel provides large function switches and a wide LCD. With full dot matrix characters, information can easily be read under any lighting conditions.

Don't worry about water of any kind. With a waterproof rating equivalent to JIS 7, the IC-M502 and HM-127 have been constructed to withstand the wettest conditions.

An independent "DISTRESS" switch with spring type cover can transmit a formatted distress alert with your position and time. Up to 40 distress IDs are available. Also, 40 received messages can be stored (distress or other). Emergency readiness can be edited to your preference in advance. When GPS is connected, the LCD displays latitude, longitude and time (UTC or local).

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