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UNTETHERED: New Raymarine VHFs able to be used anywhere on board!
Raymarine’s versatile new Ray90 and Ray91 modular VHF radios free skippers from being tethered to their helm stations by traditional short VHF handset coil-cords.
Instead, the new Ray90 and Ray91 VHFs come with the ability to connect an optional second wired station along with a wireless hub, which can host a further three wireless handset stations.
This mean skippers will have full access and control of every feature offered by these high-performance VHF radios. These include a powerful, commercial-grade marine VHF radio transceiver with the latest Class-D Digital Selective Calling for convenience and safety and a built-in loudhailer and fog-signal generator that can be easily activated just by adding an optional hailing horn accessory
The convenience of having two wired handsets and three optional wireless handset stations means ship-to-shore and ship-to-ship calls can be made and answered from anywhere on board. The radios’ intercom feature enables handy station to station internal calls, too.
The Ray90/91’s wireless hub makes it easy to have VHF radio capability in dual helm installations as well as at hard-to-wire locations such as tuna towers, distant cockpits or on the foredeck.
Powered by built-in lithium ion rechargeable batteries, the wireless handsets use the latest inductive charging technology. When not in use, the wireless handset is simply placed back in its supplied dock; there are no charging ports, contacts, or cables to worry about! Each wireless handset even has a convenient locator alarm to make it easy to find if misplaced.
Compliant with all the latest regulations for DSC-equipped radios, both Ray90 and Ray91 have an onboard GPS receiver and a connection for an external GPS antenna. They can communicate with the vessel’s multi function displays (MFDs) and other instruments using industry-standard NMEA2000 or NMEA0183 networking.
The Ray 91 also has a built-in Class B AIS receiver that, when connected to a MFD/instrument network, will display the position and identity of nearby AIS-equipped vessels.
The new Ray90 and Ray91 modular VHF radios are now available nationwide through Lusty & Blundell’s nationwide network of leading marine dealers.