- Rigg & sail
- Rope & cordage
- Anchoring & mooring
- Hull & deck
- Cabin & comfort
- Paint & boatbuilding
- Electrics & engine
- Pumps & sanitation
- Safety & VHF radio
- Navigation & books
- Commercial shipping
The ICOM IC-M37E is a compact, floatable VHF handheld radio with large buttons and a non-slip housing.
Features
- Up to 12 hours of operating time thanks to a replaceable 3.6V / 2350mAh lithium-ion battery
- Float’n Flash function (floats and flashes in water)
- Clear Voice Boost technology to suppress distracting ambient noise
- AquaQuake function (to prevent sound distortion caused by water entering the speaker)
- Channel scan
- Two- and three-channel monitoring
- Direct access to Channel 16 and the call channel
- 6W / 1W transmit power
- Low battery alarm
- Dust- and water-resistant to IP57
Package Contents
- BP-296 battery pack
- MB-133 belt clip
- Power adapter BC-217SE
- Desktop charger BC-235 (charging cradle, 230 V)
- FA-SC59V antenna
- Wrist Strap
- Manual
The BP-297 battery pack (item no. 3937-297) is available as an accessory. It allows the handheld radio to operate on three standard AAA (LR03) batteries (not included).
Optionally, the IC-M37E can also be charged using a USB/MicroUSB cable, which is also not included.
The ATIS identifier for participation in inland radio can be programmed upon request for an additional fee, and/or the Dutch channels can be unlocked (item no. 3938-000, see "Accessories & Replacement Parts"). Please provide us with your ATIS number if applicable.
Anyone who has an ATIS number for inland radio may store it in their handheld radio. In countries such as the Netherlands or Belgium, the handheld radio may also be used inland without restrictions.
In Germany (or France), however, it is prohibited to use handheld radios in any mode other than “on-board radio,” and this mode, in turn, is off-limits for small vessels (<20m). This means that recreational boaters are de facto prohibited from using a handheld radio in German inland waters.
Anyone who does so anyway is committing an administrative offense (offense no. 22.240510). This may result in a warning fine (55 euros) or even a higher fine.
You can find more detailed technical information in the user manual, available as a PDF file further down this page under “Downloads & Information.”
€219.00*
€32.90*
Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Description
The ICOM IC-M37E is a compact, floatable VHF handheld radio with large buttons and a non-slip housing.
Features
- Up to 12 hours of operating time thanks to a replaceable 3.6V / 2350mAh lithium-ion battery
- Float’n Flash function (floats and flashes in water)
- Clear Voice Boost technology to suppress distracting ambient noise
- AquaQuake function (to prevent sound distortion caused by water entering the speaker)
- Channel scan
- Two- and three-channel monitoring
- Direct access to Channel 16 and the call channel
- 6W / 1W transmit power
- Low battery alarm
- Dust- and water-resistant to IP57
Package Contents
- BP-296 battery pack
- MB-133 belt clip
- Power adapter BC-217SE
- Desktop charger BC-235 (charging cradle, 230 V)
- FA-SC59V antenna
- Wrist Strap
- Manual
The BP-297 battery pack (item no. 3937-297) is available as an accessory. It allows the handheld radio to operate on three standard AAA (LR03) batteries (not included).
Optionally, the IC-M37E can also be charged using a USB/MicroUSB cable, which is also not included.
The ATIS identifier for participation in inland radio can be programmed upon request for an additional fee, and/or the Dutch channels can be unlocked (item no. 3938-000, see "Accessories & Replacement Parts"). Please provide us with your ATIS number if applicable.
Anyone who has an ATIS number for inland radio may store it in their handheld radio. In countries such as the Netherlands or Belgium, the handheld radio may also be used inland without restrictions.
In Germany (or France), however, it is prohibited to use handheld radios in any mode other than “on-board radio,” and this mode, in turn, is off-limits for small vessels (<20m). This means that recreational boaters are de facto prohibited from using a handheld radio in German inland waters.
Anyone who does so anyway is committing an administrative offense (offense no. 22.240510). This may result in a warning fine (55 euros) or even a higher fine.
You can find more detailed technical information in the user manual, available as a PDF file further down this page under “Downloads & Information.”
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