Raymarine’s versatile new Ray90 and Ray91 modular VHF radios free skippers from being tethered to their helm stations by handset coil-cords. Instead, the new Ray90 and Ray91 VHFs come with wireless handsets, as well as the ability to connect an optional second wired station, along with a wireless hub, which can host a further three wireless handsets. This offers full access and control of every feature offered by these high-performance VHF radios. These include a powerful, commercial-grade marine VHF radio transceiver with the latest Class-D Digital Selective Calling for convenience and safety and a built-in loudhailer and fogsignal generator.
Available nationwide through Lusty & Blundell’s nationwide network of marine dealers. For more, call Lusty and Blundell on (09) 415-8303 or visit www.lusty-blundell.co.nz
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