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US $49.95
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Krum, Texas, United States

Krum, Texas, United States
Condition:Used Brand:West Marine Manufacturer Part Number:VHF250 UPC:Does not apply

West Marine VHF250 Marine Muli-Band Receiver
  • Used - In great working condition!
  • Four Radios in One - 5W Marine VHF Transceiver, Aircraft Band Receiver, AM/FM Receiver, and .5W 2-Way FRS (Family Radio)
  • "The West Marine VHF 250 multi-band transceiver is packed with outstanding features including all marine channels, weather channels with S.A.M.E. alert which allows you only to hear alerts in your area, AM/FM/Air band receiver, and FRS two-way radio for talking to persons on shore. This solid, well built handheld marine radio is rate JIS8 submersible and has been designed to resist damage from the hazards of marine environments and provide exceptional performance."
  • Package Includes: VHF250 Transceiver, 110-220V AC Charger, 12V DC Charge Cord, Charge Cradle, Alkaline Battery Tray, Lithium Ion Battery Pack, Wrist Strap, and Swivel Belt Clip.
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