The Maritime Radio Historical Society (MRHS) was formed on 12 July 1999, the date of the supposed last commercial Morse transmission in the US. On that day Tom Horsfall and …
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558 x 289 x 444 mm / 22 x 11.4 x 17.5 inch. Notes. RCA Radiomarine Communications Receiver AR-8516: triple conversion receiver covering 80 - 30'000 kHz in 18 continuously tuneable …
Loudspeaker: This model requires external speaker (s).
Power type and voltage: AC/DC-set / 115; 230 Volt
Power out: 1 W (unknown quality)
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Click on the call sign below to be taken directly to a KPH SDR tuned to the station’s frequency. Use your browser’s back button to return to this page. If you know of stations that should be …
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Radiomarine model AR-8514 is a two channel, crystal controlled, radio receiver designed primarily for shipboard service in the 2000-3000 kc radiotelephone band. This receiver may be …
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Model: RAL7 CRV46156 - RCA Radiomarine Products; Shape; Boatanchor (heavy military or commercial set >20 kg). Dimensions (WHD) 460 x 338 x 460 mm / 18.1 x 13.3 x 18.1 inch; …
Dimensions (WHD): 460 x 338 x 460 mm / 18.1 x 13.3 x 18.1 inch
Material: Metal case
from Radiomuseum.org: Model: RAL7 CRV46156-RCA Radiomarine Products
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TCO Spec Sheets. manuf Radiomarine TCP-2 (CRM-43010-A) TCP Spec Sheets. TCP-2 Manual TCP-3 : TCP-3 remote control CRM-23230 : TCP-3 handset CRM-51026-----TCR …
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2.0-3.5 MC, 5w, AM Radiotelephone, Manufactured by Radiomarine Corp. MQ & MQ-1 Spec Sheets. MQ-1 Remote Control CRM-22327 & Receiver Transmitter CRM-43023. MQ-2 Spec …
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Marine Special Forces focus on operations that involve dangerous situations or are highly confidential. Image: Flickr The United States Marine Corps (USMC) currently has …
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Specifications. 1136 (max.) ±10 Hz (-30°C to +60°C: ±20 Hz above 15 MHz for General and Marine versions) Receive at max. AF output 2.5 A (negative ground type) Receive at max. AF …
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Marine Audio Experts. In 1986, ProSpec Electronics started manufacturing marine audio to boat manufacturers, filling a valuable need for engineered marine products as opposed to car …
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The MRF57 is a powerful DSC-capable VHF radio perfect for short or long range communication. Gain 24hr. access to NOAA weather alerts, one-touch access to ch... $179.95 Cobra MRF45D …
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The RAO was a 19" rack mount receiver with a 20,000Z, 2 watt output and a 500Z phone output at 500mW. The RAO-1 was a table model receiver that had a 5000Z ohm audio output …
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3.8. (25) Knowledge is power—and the Element™ CHIRP Sonar / GPS series from Raymarine gives you the upper hand when hunting for fish and their habitat. Delivering the sharpest view …
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Cobra's marine radios for boats are essential out on the water. Built-in GPS sends distress signals from your exact location, while 24-hour access to emergency alerts and NOAA weather broadcasts keep you informed, prepared, and aware.
Built-in GPS sends distress signals from your exact location, while 24-hour access to emergency alerts and NOAA weather broadcasts keep you informed, prepared, and aware. Whether you choose a handheld or a fixed-mount option, Cobra has marine radios for sale to help you be ready for the unexpected.
When heading out on the water, a fixed-mount VHF radio is vital for communication and safety. With advanced safety features, easy menu navigation, and 24 hr access to emergency alerts and broadcasts, Cobra’s got you covered.
Considered by many military radio collectors to be the ultimate in WWII receiver design, the RBA, RBB and RBC receivers were "cost-no-object" in design and construction. The resulting performance was so good that these incredible receivers were still in-use by the USN (in some locations) two decades after WWII ended.