REBATE Standard Horizon® HX300 Floating VHF Handheld Radio

   

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  • Submersible to 4.92 feet for 30 minutes
  • Unique USB charging system
  • Extremely compact
  • Selectable five-watt and one-watt transmit power output
  • Water-enabled light
  • Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
  • Includes USB charger, wrist strap, battery antenna and belt clip
  • Three year manufacturer's waterproof warranty
Want the smallest and lightest floating handheld? This is it! The Standard Horizon HX300 Floating VHF Handheld Radio boasts a unique USB charging system and comes with a high-capacity 1650mAh 3.7V, lithium-ion, non-memory, rechargeable battery and rugged belt clip. Should you drop it in the water, a flashing light is activated to assist you in locating the unit. Comes with a 10V/220VAC USB charger with cradle. Other features include: a Programmable Scan Priority Scan; Dual-Watch and Tri-Watch functions; 10-channel preset key selection; 600mW internal audio speaker; and an intuitive, easy-to-operate menu. Manufacturer's three year waterproof warranty.
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Little Radio With Alot Of Features At first I purchased the HX290 and although a good radio it was a little big to take on a Kayak. I returned it and purchased this model and glad I did. This unit has the usb charger which is great. You can charge it from your computer, solar charger, car or house. It weighs nothing the battery is small and I had it on stanby for 2 days without recharging. The speaker is very clear. The scanning tri watch is excellent. It transmits very well and receives just as well. The strobe light is great you set it that it flashes in different modes such as SOS mode. This is a perfect radio for wearing on a lifejacket all day. This unit does not have a GPS, the basspro marine catalog says it has a GPS, it does not have one. Great radio for kayakers that want some sort of emergency communication. January 15, 2013
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