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The IC-M510EAIS EVO VHF stands out with several advanced features:

Integrated AIS receiver: Displays nearby maritime traffic information directly on the screen for enhanced safety.Wi-Fi control: With the built-in WLAN module and the RS-M500 app (for iOS and Android), you can control the radio and view AIS targets from a smartphone.NMEA 2000 connectivity: Easily shares AIS and positioning data with other navigation equipment such as chartplotters.GNSS/SBAS receiver: Includes GPS for precise positioning.High durability: IP68 waterproof rating and MIL-STD-810G shock resistance.

Yes, this VHF is designed for the most demanding marine conditions. It has IP68 certification, ensuring high protection against immersion in water. Additionally, it meets the MIL-STD-810G military standard, attesting to its robustness against shocks and vibrations.

Yes, the IC-M510EAIS EVO VHF is equipped with a NMEA 2000 interface. This allows it to integrate seamlessly with your existing navigation network and share data, such as AIS targets and GPS position, with compatible chartplotters from brands like Garmin, B&G, or Raymarine.

This VHF radio integrates Wi-Fi connectivity. By downloading the free RS-M500 app on your smartphone (iOS or Android), you can turn it into a remote station. This allows you to make calls, control the radio functions, and monitor AIS traffic without being physically in front of the device.

Yes, this model is equipped with an integrated GNSS/SBAS (GPS) receiver. Therefore, it is not necessary to connect it to an external GPS antenna to obtain positioning data, which are essential for ASN (Digital Selective Calling) and AIS functions.

The IC-M510EAIS EVO VHF has switchable transmit power. You can select between two levels:

High power: 25 W
Low power: 1 W

The IC-M510EAIS EVO VHF offers full connectivity with multiple standards:

NMEA 2000 for integration with modern navigation systems.NMEA 0183 for compatibility with older equipment.Wi-Fi (IEEE802.11 b/g/n) for remote control via the mobile app.

The device must be powered by a 12.0 V DC (direct current) source with negative ground. The accepted operating voltage range is 10.8 V to 15.6 V DC.

The main unit dimensions (excluding protrusions) are 175 mm (Width) × 110 mm (Height) × 53 mm (Depth). Its approximate weight without the microphone is 750 g.

Yes, it is perfectly possible to connect an external speaker. The VHF can deliver an audio output power of up to 15 W on an external 4 Ω speaker, ensuring clear listening even in a noisy environment.

The IC-M510EAIS EVO VHF is designed to operate across a wide temperature range, from -20°C to +60°C, making it reliable in most marine weather conditions.

For a secure installation, it is recommended to use a 10-ampere fuse with a nominal voltage of 250 volts. The fuse coding reference mentioned in the documentation is F 250 V 10 A.

The ASN (Digital Selective Calling) Class D is a standard that allows sending digital distress calls with a single button press. These calls include the vessel's identity (MMSI) and GPS position, automatically alerting rescue services and nearby vessels. This VHF complies with this essential standard for maritime safety.

No, this VHF is specifically designed for a 12V DC electrical system. To install it on a 24V-equipped boat, you will need to use a 24V to 12V voltage converter suitable for the device’s power consumption (up to 5.6 A when transmitting).

You must use a standard marine VHF antenna designed for the marine frequency band (approximately 156–162 MHz). The antenna must have a nominal impedance of 50 Ω (ohms) to ensure optimal transmission and reception performance.

The IC-M510EAIS EVO VHF is equipped with an AIS receiver. It allows you to receive and display information from nearby vessels transmitting an AIS signal, but it does not transmit your own boat's position. This is an active safety tool for collision prevention.

The integrated AIS receiver operates on both standard AIS channels:

AIS Channel 1: 161.975 MHzAIS Channel 2: 162.025 MHz

The documentation states that the MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) number is a 9-digit code that can generally only be entered once, during the initial commissioning of the device. It is crucial to enter it correctly, as any subsequent modification requires the intervention of a certified technician.

To secure the connection between the VHF and your smartphone, the device supports several authentication and encryption protocols:

WEP (64/128 bits)WPA-PSK (TKIP)WPA2-PSK (AES)

The device's power consumption, at a voltage of 13.8 V DC, is as follows:

High power transmission (25 W): max. 5.0 A. Reception with maximum audio volume: 1.6 A.