10-meter extension cable for RayMic Ray 63, 73 & 90 handsets

This 10-metre extension cable increases the distance between your main VHF radio and its RayMic remote handset. It is ideal for installing a second communication station on a flybridge, at a second chart table, or in the cockpit.

This cable is exactly 10 meters long, providing ample flexibility for routing through bulkheads and decks on your boat.

This extension is exclusively compatible with RayMic handsets designed for Raymarine VHF radios Ray63, Ray73, and Ray90.

Yes, this is an original Raymarine part (reference A80292). Using official accessories ensures proper operation, safety, and reliability of your communication installation.

Yes, the connectors on this extension lead are specifically designed for marine environments. They provide a secure and watertight connection, which is essential for outdoor use.

No. As an original certified cable, this extension ensures perfect signal transmission. You will experience no audio quality loss or interference compared to a direct connection.

No, the connectors and wiring are proprietary. This cable is designed for Raymarine VHF systems only (Ray63, Ray73 and Ray90 series).

Cutting or modifying this cable is strongly discouraged. It would destroy the specific connectors, void the waterproofing, and risk creating interference on your VHF network.

Installation is very simple. Just screw the waterproof connectors of the extension between the dedicated port of your VHF base and the cable of your RayMic handset. It's a plug-and-play system.

No specific tools are required for the connection itself. The connectors are tightened by hand to ensure watertightness. You will only need your usual tools for running the cable through your boat.

It is generally recommended to respect the maximum lengths recommended by Raymarine to avoid any signal loss. Consult your VHF’s manual before chaining multiple extension cables.

No, this is an extension cable that connects between the VHF base unit and the connection point of your handset. The RayMic handset retains its own coiled cable for daily use.

Yes, the cable is designed to be routed through bulkheads. However, care must be taken not to damage the connectors when passing through tight spaces or through-hull fittings.

The extension cable weighs approximately 0.688 kg, reflecting the quality of its shielding and its robust design to withstand the marine environment.

No, part number A80292 is specifically designed for Raymarine’s new-generation VHF radios. It is only compatible with Ray63, Ray73, and Ray90 models.

A standard cable will not withstand the marine environment (salt, humidity, UV) and lacks the shielding required to prevent radio interference. Additionally, Raymarine connectors are specific to the brand's equipment.

Yes, the cable transmits both the electrical power, control data and audio signal required for full operation of your remote unit.

When running the cable through bulkheads, it is advisable to wrap connectors with adhesive tape to prevent dust from entering and to avoid damaging the threading during friction.

The connection port for the secondary handset is usually located at the rear of your Ray63, Ray73 or Ray90 VHF base station, or on a dedicated cable harness. Refer to your radio's wiring diagram to identify it.

Absolutely. Whether to connect the chartplotter to the cockpit on a sailboat, or the interior helm to the flybridge on a powerboat, this extension fits all types of vessels requiring a remote station.