Nume: Marine VHF Radio Telephone

Model: JHS-770S

Specificatii:

-Frequency range 155.00-163.50 MHz

-output power 25W/1W
-modulation type: radiotelephone
G3E/F3E, DSC/ATIS G2B/F2B
-channel spacing 25kHz
-antenna impedance 50Ω unbalanced

VHF marine radios are used for a

variety of purposes including;
contacting harbours & marinas,
summoning rescue services or ship-to-
shore and ship-to-ship communication.

Nume: MF/HF Radio Equipment

Model: JSS-2150

Specificatii :

-output power 150W

-transmission frequency 1605.0-

27500kHz

-type of emission J3E, F1B, A1A, H2B,

J2D, H3E(receving only

-audio output: loud speaker-5W(8 Ω) ,

Handset phone: 1Mw(150 Ω)

It is used to transmit and receive

digital selective calls for quick and efficient establishment of distress, urgency, safety and routine
communication with other ships and coast stations.
In distress situations, the MF/HF sends an alert once you press the distress button. The integrated DSC
watch-keeping receiver monitors distress alarms through continuous scanning of distress frequencies.

Nume: INMARSAT-C

Model: JUE-87

Specificatii:

-display: 10.4 inch color LCD

-frequency: 1. TX:1626.5 to
1646.5MHz

2.RX:1537.0 to
1544.2MHz

-modulation TX/RX: 1200

symbols/sec BPSK

Inmarsat C provides two-way

data and messaging communication services to and from virtually anywhere in the world. The low-cost
terminals and antennas are small enough to be fitted to any size of ship.

Nume: NCR-333 NAVTEX RECEIVER

Specificatii:

-receiving frequency 518kHz and 490kHz

-receiving mode F1B NAVTEX broadcast

-sensitivity CER better than 1x10-2 at 1

uV input to 50 Ω antenna

-display 5.7-inch Black & White LCD

-received message: each channels: 200

messages

-storage function: storage length: 7-

hours

-power supply 12V-24 DC

 Marine Navigation, the NAVTEX (Navigational Telex) system is used for the automatic broadcast
of localised Maritime Safety Information (MSI) using Radio Telex (also known as Narrow Band Direct
Printing or NBDP). Typically, a navtex receiver on board prints out navigational and meteorological
warnings and forecasts, as well as urgent marine safety information to ships.