Up to three smartphones can act as remote controllers for the new IC-M510 via the radio’s WLAN. It is even possible to have an intercom function between your smartphone and the radio itself. The introduction of the IC-M510 together with the recently launched IC-M94DE marks a new generation of marine…

person sailing near cliffs

Icom UK are supporting Ken Fowler who aims to sail from Lands End to John O Groats in a dinghy to raise £50,000 for two amazing charities, Cancer Research and Oakhaven Hospice. Icom has supplied an IC-M25EURO radio with HM-213 speaker microphone to help keep him safe and in contact…

vhf radio multi station

One of the great features of the IC-M605EURO, as well as it being a high class stand alone VHF with AIS receiver, is that it can be used as a multi-station on-board radio system…ideal for a large vessel such as a large yacht or motor boat

safety cards for boaters and VHF

Icom UK have worked with the RNLI to create the ‘Emergency VHF Radio Calling Procedure’ stickers. These useful stickers provide a prompt of the procedures a radio user would go through to make a VHF call. The stickers will be distributed with Icom Marine radios as well as being available…

VHF Radio

Icom UK's team will be on hand to demonstrate their latest range of marine radio products and answer any related questions on our stand (C063) at the London Boat Show between 6th - 15th January 2017

Icom The IC-M93D EURO VHF/DSC

The IC-M93D EURO VHF/DSC handheld radio is the successor to the popular IC-M91D. Stylish and slim, this new Icom handheld contains an abundance of features including a dedicated built-in DSC receiver (meets ITU-R M.493-13 Class D DSC), internal GPS and active noise cancelling technology. In addition, an intuitive interface coupled…

Icom Ramsgate Week buoy in the sea

Icom will be providing radio communications to the Royal Temple Yacht Club (RTYC) in Ramsgate for their annual regatta, on from the 24th of July, through to the 29th. The Ramsgate Week regatta has been a feature of the town’s calendar for over 100 years and is widely recognised as…

What is VHF?

The most popular method of communicating with other boats is via very high frequency (VHF) radio. Learn how VHF works, the basics behind the frequencies you see on your VHF and understand the differences in locations