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Icom America  |  SKU: IC-M37

Icom IC-M37 Handheld VHF

$26999 CAD
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✔ Locally owned in Nanaimo, BC
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✔ Large in-stock selection of marine & fishing gear

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Designed for commercial and recreational boaters, the M37 comes with 6 watts of power for further communications range. The M37 includes all the great features in the M36, plus Icom's exclusive Float'n Flash and a larger capacity standard battery.

Output Power:
 6W
Battery Life:
 2350mAh Li-ion battery, up to 12 hours Typical operation; Tx:Rx:Stand-by duty ratio = 5:5:90
Waterproof Rating:
 IP7
Floats:
 Yes
Design

The M37 is the perfect size and has an easy-to-grip design with large keys. A bigger LCD screen shows large channel numbers and status icons for easy readability.

Channel History Function

Icom is proud to include the channel history function in an entry level marine handheld. This feature stores the last five channels used for easy recall at the press of a single button.

Additional Features
  • Float'n Flash function
  • 700mW audio output
  • Low battery alert function
  • AquaQuake water draining function
  • Dual/Tri-Watch function
  • Instant access to channel 16 and the Call channel
  • Weather channels with weather alert function
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