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Simrad has further
enhanced its navigation solution product range with two new high-specification
VHF radios.
The fixed-mount RS10 and
RS25 have each been designed to resist the harsh marine environment and feature
easy-to-use Digital Select Calling (DSC) operation.
The RS10 and RS25
incorporate all the standard features expected from a VHF radio as well as a
number of special features, including full GPS co-ordinate and time display
(when connected to a GPS), channel naming and adjustable keypad backlighting
for easy use in low-light conditions.
The RS10 has a large LCD
screen with four-line static display, which means no bothersome scrolling of
GPS position on the screen. The RS25, with its extra large LCD, is the only VHF
on the market that accommodates up to two optional wireless handsets using
certified full-function Bluetooth 2.4Ghz. This provides intercom functionality
anywhere in the boat up to 100m from the base.
The RS25 also has a
digital barometer function and ‘happy fish' fishing predictor that indicates
the fishing conditions. Its barometric display has large easy-to-see 24-hour
histogram graphics and digital weather forecasting.
Designed to exceed the
stringent requirements of professional and recreational users around the world,
Simrad's new fixed-mount and handheld DSC-equipped VHF radios will be available
before Christmas. RRP from AU$272 (RS10).
Further information: Navico Australia – (02) 9936 1000 or visit: www.simrad-yachting.com
Media enquiries: Brand Manager – Navico, Estelle Baldry:
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(1 November 2010)
Navico is currently the
world's largest marine electronics company, and is the parent company to
leading marine electronics brands: Lowrance, Simrad and B&G. Navico has
approximately 1,500 employees globally and distribution in more than 100
countries worldwide.
Pictured: Simrad has further
enhanced its navigation solution product range with two new high-specification
VHF radios.
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