The Raymarine Ray63 is a full-function marine VHF radio featuring Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and a built-in GPS receiver. Designed with an oversized LCD and intuitive controls, this radio offers reliable communication and safety features, including support for NMEA 2000 and legacy NMEA 0183 networking to integrate with your onboard electronics.
Key Features:
- Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) compatible
- Integrated GPS/GNSS receiver with connection port for an optional external antenna
- Supports dual station control via the optional RayMic second station kit
- Intercom functionality available when using the RayMic handset
- Compatible with optional remote speaker (A80542)
- Includes both trunnion and surface mounting hardware
- Industrial design aesthetic matching the Raymarine Axiom display family
The Ray63 provides versatile installation options for your helm, tower, or navigation station. An optional external GPS/GNSS antenna can be added to improve signal reception for vessels mounted below deck or within enclosed pilothouses.
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-107304
- Model / MPN
- E70516
- UPC / GTIN
- 723193826478
- Package dimensions
- 7" X 9" X 11"
- Package weight
- 6.1 lb
- Specifications
- AIS = No\nBuilt-In GPS = Yes\nNMEA 2000 = Yes\nRemote Mic Capable = Yes\nScrambler Capable = No
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