The Icom M801E is the only CE approved marine SSB transciever
manaufactured by Icom. The transceiver deploying Digital Signal Processor
technology offers a high level of communications performance while at sea.
 The ICOM M801E can be used for: -
- Distress and Safety communications with coastguard
- Talking to other yachtsmen
- Shore communications via coast radio stations
- Sending and receiving email via SSB - requires
pactor modem and PC.
- Receiving world-wide short-wave radio broadcasts
- Receiving global weather broadcasts
- Fax, RTTY, Navtex - requires PC and software
- Receive 500 kHz to 30000 kHz
- Transmits on all MF/HF marine bands
- Operation mode USB-J3E, AM-H3E, CW-J2A & FSK-F1B.
- 1195 channels
- 125 watts power PEP output
- Supply 12 or 24 volts options
- Digital Signal Processing (DSP) to eliminate noise and
interference
- Built in DSC meeting GMDSS requirements class E DSC for
non-SOLAS regulated vessels.
- Auxiliary socket for connection to SCS Pactor modem
- ICOM AT141 antenna tuning unit (ATU)
Built-in digital selective calling (DSC), Class
E
The IC-M801E meets Class E standards for non-SOLAS vessels and is
ideal for fitting to the average yacht. The M801E offers the ability to make
and receive the following DSC calls via HF SSB radio :-
- Distress alert
- Distress relay
- Urgency
- Safety
- Individual
- Group
- Test calls
- Semi/Auto calls
The advantage of DSC via HF SSB is that calls can be
made over a far greater range than can be achieved using VHF DSC.
Automatic Antenna Tuner (ATU)
The AT-141 easily connects to the
IC-M801 and is used to tune the SSB antenna (backstay or whip) to the transmit
frequency. When the tuner cannot tune the antenna, the IC-M801 bypasses the
tuner and displays a warning indicator on the LCD.
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Icom M801E Training
course
Before you can use a DSC marine radio you do need a radio
operator's certificate, these are GMDSS
Long Range Certificate for MF/HF & VHF.
Clicck here for Icom M801E training courses
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The Icom M801E can
be connected to a pactor modem for low cost email.
Using SSB email is as
easy as sending email via your telephone line or mobile phone.
Click here for more information on SSB email.
Click here for modem pricing information
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