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Marine Radio FAQ's

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Will other electronics interfere with my VHF unit?

Yes that is possible. Many electronic devices are capable of generating RF energy which might interfere with radio reception. This can take the form of wideband ‘noise’ which can degrade reception on all channels or interference which will effect just a few channels. This RF energy can be radiated f...
07/11/2003
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Can I use my Icom mounted VHF radio, or an SSB radio, on a vessel with a 24V electrical system?

Only if you purchase a separate power converter that will convert 24V DC into 12 Volt DC. All Icom mounted VHF and SSB marine radios are designed to operate with 12V power systems. Connecting them to 24V will result in immediate failure of the radio due to over voltage. It might even damage the radi...
07/11/2003
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How do I get a Marine VHF Licence?

All marine VHF, MF and HF radios require the user and the vessel to hold a relevant licence.

The vessel’s licence is like a car tax disc, but it is also the key to obtaining an MMSI number MMSI number, which will uniquely identify your vessel. You can obtain an application form for a ship’s r...
06/11/2003
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