Find Navico (Simrad) Axis VHF TCH12 Trickle Charger (12-24v) in Park Ridge, New Jersey, United States, for US $75.00

Condition:New Brand:Navico Compatibility:Axis VHF 150,200,250 VHF Handheld Radio Manufacturer Part Number:TCH12 Trickle Charger Compatability:Fits Axis 150, 200 & 250 Handheld VHF Radio Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom Power Supply:12-24v Marine Power Source, 110v/220v/240v Mains Type:Handheld Marine Radio Quantity Available:2 Base Units and connection wires Model:TCH12 Trickle Charger 12-24v,110v/220v/240v Mains

This is a unique, rare and unmatched opportunity to acquire a brand new, unopened, never installed, Original Navico/Simrad AXIS 150, 200 & 250 GMDSS VHF TCH12 12-24v DC Trickle Charger. The Navico/Simrad TCH12 Trickle Charger was discontinued by Navico/Simrad and has been out of production and unavailable at any price for more than a decade. The TCH12 represents the fastest and most efficient method for the standard recharging of the highly regarded and well respected Navico/Simrad Axis 150, 200 & 250 (GMDSS) Handheld VHF Radios.

This particular TCH12 Trickle Charger unit, was originally acquired as a secondary back up aboard a Nautor Swan 56, competing in the 2004 Newport-Bermuda Race. It was never installed for the Race and has remained in secure, dry storage, in the original unopened Navico/Simrad packaging, since 2004.

The TCH12 is a high quality Trickle Charger Station, specifically designed for the Navico/Simrad Axis Series Handheld VHF (GMDSS & Standard). The TCH12 will accept the whole radio with attached battery pack, or the battery pack alone. The TCH12 Trickle Charger will run from a standard 12v - 24v DC power source capable of supplying 100mA, or from 110v/220v/240v Mains power source, with an appropriate optional adapter/power supply (Navico/Simrad MAD230 - not included).

When charging is complete, a maintenance holding charge is continuously supplied.

No earth connection is required. The original 12v connector wires and are included.

The TCH12 Trickle Charger will accept the following battery configurations:

700mAH Battery Pack (Navico/Simrad NCB700) - 100% recharge in 14 hours

850mAH Battery Pack (Navico/Simrad NCB850) - 100% recharge in 18 hours

Dimensions:

Base Unit 3.5"(w) x 3.75"(d) x 2"(h), weight 4 oz

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