Raymarine Ray 63/73/90/91 secondary station pack including Raymic handset, Y-cable, passive speaker & 10 meters of cable

The Raymarine T70432 secondary station pack is an expansion solution designed to add an additional VHF control point to your existing marine communication system. It allows you to use the functions of your main VHF radio from another location on your vessel, such as a secondary helm station, a cabin, or a flybridge.

Ce pack comprend plusieurs éléments essentiels pour l'installation d'une station secondaire :

Un combiné Raymic, qui est l'interface utilisateur principale.Un câble Y pour la connexion au système VHF.Un haut-parleur passif dédié pour la réception audio.Un câble de 10 mètres pour connecter le combiné Raymic et le haut-parleur à l'unité principale.

The Raymarine T70432 secondary station pack is compatible with Raymarine VHF radios from the Ray63, Ray73, Ray90, and Ray91 series. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with these models, whether compact VHF units or modular systems.

Yes, the Raymic handheld provides a full user interface that replicates the essential functions of the main VHF radio. This includes channel selection, volume adjustment, transmit power control, and Digital Selective Calling (DSC) functions.

Yes, the Raymic display unit is designed for marine environments. It is typically rated IPX6 or IPX7, meaning it is protected against powerful water jets or temporary immersion, making it suitable for decks or flybridges.

The pack connects to the main VHF via the supplied Y-cable. This cable links both the Raymic handset and the passive speaker to the extension port of the main VHF unit. The included 10-metre cable provides flexibility in positioning.

The Raymarine T70432 secondary station pack includes a 10-metre cable. This length is usually sufficient to install the secondary station at a reasonable distance from the main VHF unit, such as between the main helm station and a flybridge or cabin.

No, the Raymic handset and the passive speaker are powered directly by the main VHF unit via the connection cable. No separate power supply is required for the secondary station pack itself.

The passive speaker should be mounted at a reasonable distance from the Raymic handset for optimal listening. However, as it is a passive speaker, its positioning is flexible and does not require being directly adjacent to the handset, provided the supplied cable allows for the connection.

Yes, the Raymic handheld included in the pack allows you to access and use the Digital Selective Calling (DSC) functions of your main VHF radio. This means you can initiate DSC calls and receive alerts from your secondary station.

Yes, if your Raymarine main VHF radio supports the intercom function (as is the case for Ray63, Ray73, Ray90 and Ray91), the Raymic handset can be used as an intercom to communicate with the main unit or other handsets connected to the system.

Although the kit includes a 10-metre cable, specific Raymarine extension cables are available if you need a longer length for installation. It is important to use original Raymarine extension cables to ensure optimal system performance and reliability.

The main station is the central VHF unit that contains the radio transceiver. The secondary station (such as the one provided in this pack) is an extension that allows you to control and use the main station's functions from a remote location without requiring a separate transceiver.

The pack includes the Raymic display, the passive speaker, the Y-cable, and 10 meters of connection cable. Mounting brackets for the Raymic display are typically supplied with the display itself, allowing easy installation on a flat surface. For the passive speaker, standard fastenings are often used.

No. The Raymarine T70432 secondary station pack is specifically designed to work with Raymarine VHF radios from the Ray63, Ray73, Ray90, and Ray91 series. It uses Raymarine proprietary communication protocols and connectors and is not compatible with systems from other brands.

The pack includes a passive speaker. This means it has no built-in amplifier and is powered directly by the main VHF's audio output via the connection cable. The sound is clear and sufficient for VHF communications.

The benefits of a secondary station are multiple:

Increased safety: Allows calling for help or communicating in an emergency from a second location.Operational comfort: Makes VHF access easier from the flybridge, a cabin, or a secondary helm station.Flexibility: Ideal for large vessels or those with multiple helm areas.Internal communication: Can serve as an intercom between different stations.

When routing the 10-meter cable, it is important to protect it from chafing and excessive heat sources. It is advisable to route it through existing conduits or cable trays and secure it firmly to prevent damage from vibrations or boat movement. Avoid routing it near high-voltage power cables or equipment generating interference.

No, the Raymarine T70432 secondary station pack is not a standalone complete VHF system. It is an extension that requires a compatible Raymarine VHF radio (Ray63, Ray73, Ray90 or Ray91) already installed on your vessel to function. It provides a remote control point for this main VHF.