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ICOM M85 21 USA M85 Handheld VHF Radio

Item #: M85 21 USA by ICOM

Brand: ICOM

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Features
  • Powerful 700mW audio
  • Up to 100 programmable land mobile channels
  • Automatic emergency alarm and built-in voice scrambler for private communications
  • A user-friendly display contains icons and indicators like transmit power
  • VOX ON/OFF
  • Battery status
  • Scan the weather channel and more

Material

Die-Cast Aluminum (Chassis)

Dimensions

2.2" Width x 3.6" Height x 1.1" Depth

Warranty

Three Years Waterproof

Battery Type

Lithium-Ion

Transmit Power

5 Watts

Product Overview
The M85 is a small, light, and tough radio! Icom's new commercial-grade marine radio, the M85, is the smallest, lightest, and toughest 5-watt radio on the market today that operates on the full spectrum of commercial frequencies of 136-174MHz. The M85 is built to MIL-STD 810, has an IP67 waterproof rating, and can handle tough conditions on sea and land. The programmable multi-function button enables you to switch between marine and land mobile channel groups with ease. With 100 programmable land mobile channels and a built-in voice scrambler for private communications, the M85 is popular among yacht and commercial customers. The M85 also features man-down, man-overboard, and lone worker automatic alarms that can be enabled or disabled by the user. The man-down alarm can be set to trigger if the transceiver leans past 45, 65, or 70 degrees from upright for a preset period. The man overboard alarm will sound when the transceiver is submerged in water, and the lone worker alarm will sound if the transceiver is not operated for a preset period. For more details, see the IC-M85 Instruction Manual.