ICOM IC-M37E handheld VHF

The ICOM IC-M37E is a handy, floatable VHF handheld radio with large buttons and a non-slip housing.

Features:

• Operating time up to 12 hours thanks to replaceable lithium-ion battery 3.6V / 2350mAh
• Float'n Flash function (floats and flashes in water)
• Clear Voice Boost technology to suppress disturbing ambient noise
• AquaQuake function (to prevent sound impairment caused by water entering the speaker)
• channel scan
• Two and three-channel monitoring
• Direct access to channel 16 and the call channel
• 6W / 1W transmission power
• Low charge alarm
• Dust and water-protected according to IP57

Scope of delivery: BP-296 battery pack, MB-133 belt clip, BC-217SE mains adapter, BC-235 desktop charger (charging cradle, 230 V), FA-SC59V antenna, wrist strap, manual

The BP-297 battery pack (Article-No. 3937-297) is available as an accessory. It allows the handheld radio to be operated with three standard AAA (LR03) batteries (not included in the scope of delivery).

Optionally, the IC-M37E can also be charged with a USB / MicroUSB cable, which is also not included in the scope of delivery.

ATIS channels for participation in inland radio can be activated on request for an additional charge. Please provide us with your ATIS number if necessary.

If you have an ATIS number for inland radio, you can store it in your handheld radio. In countries such as the Netherlands or Belgium, the handheld radio may also be used without restrictions in inland areas.

In Germany (or France), on the other hand, it is forbidden to use handheld radios in a traffic area other than "radio on board" and this in turn is taboo for small vessels (<20m). This means that recreational boaters are de facto prohibited from using a handheld radio in the German inland area.

Anyone who does so anyway is committing an administrative offence (offence no. 22.240510). This may result in a warning fine (55 euros) or even a higher fine.

You can find more technical details in the operating instructions (Bedienungsanleitung) as a pdf file further down on this page under "Downloads & Information".