Raymarine Ray260 VHF Radio

The Ray260 features a separate black-box transceiver unit that can be hidden away in a console or cabinet, leaving only the compact handset and speaker visible. This makes it an excellent choice for vessels with limited dash space or those looking for a clean, minimalist helm.

Yes, the Ray260 includes a built-in multi-station intercom system. This allows you to communicate between different handset locations on your vessel without needing to use the main VHF channel.

No, this specific model utilizes NMEA 0183 connectivity. Ensure your existing marine electronics suite is compatible with NMEA 0183 before installation.

Class D Digital Selective Calling allows the radio to send automated distress alerts, including your vessel's GPS coordinates, to the Coast Guard and nearby ships. It is a critical safety feature that provides a direct digital link to emergency services at the push of a button.

Yes, to utilize the loudhailer and foghorn capabilities, you will need to connect an external hailer horn to the transceiver unit. The radio provides the power and control, but the horn itself is a separate component.

The Ray260 features a high-contrast backlit display designed for visibility in various lighting conditions. While it performs well in most environments, the adjustable backlight settings allow you to optimize the screen brightness for both bright daylight and low-light night navigation.