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General| Operating frequency | 156.025 - 157.425 MHz |
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Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 1100 g |
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| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 159 x 180 x 57 mm |
Provides a thank you to the customer for purchasing the CobraMarine VHF radio.
Details how to get assistance for product issues and features.
Describes the controls on the microphone and their functions.
Outlines key features of the CobraMarine VHF radio, including Dual Power and Scan.
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION statements used in the manual.
Details the radio's classification as 'Occupational Use Only' and compliance with RF exposure limits.
Provides information on FCC licensing requirements for VHF marine radios.
Describes the Sea Tow Automated Radio Check service for testing radio functionality.
Information on obtaining a Radio Operator's Certificate for Canadian waters.
Outlines user responsibilities and operating location restrictions for VHF radios.
Details procedures for maintaining watch, power usage, and calling stations.
Explains how to make voice calls to other vessels or shore stations.
Explains what an MMSI number is and how to obtain one for DSC operation.
Defines the international emergency signals: MAYDAY, PAN, and SECURITE.
Provides instructions on how to respond when hearing a distress call.
Explains the DSC procedure for making a distress call.
Lists the items included in the CobraMarine VHF radio package.
Provides information on ordering optional Cobra accessories.
Gives guidance on choosing a location and factors to consider for radio installation.
Details the process for mounting the transceiver on a flat surface using the included kit.
Instructions for installing the microphone bracket.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the radio to a DC power source.
Provides recommendations for wire gauge based on cable length for optimal performance.
Explains the need for an external marine antenna and recommendations for quality.
Specifies mounting requirements for antennas to comply with RF exposure limits.
Details how to connect the coaxial cable lead to the transceiver.
Instructions for connecting the microphone to the transceiver.
Describes the function and connection of an external speaker.
Recommends connecting a GPS device for position indication and DSC messages.
Describes the various tones and alarms the radio produces and their meanings.
Explains the confirmation tone for button presses and how to enable/disable it.
Describes the error tone indicating an invalid button press.
Details the DSC distress alarm for calls on Channel 70.
Explains how to adjust the speaker volume using the On-Off Power/Volume knob.
Explains how to adjust the squelch control to filter noise and improve signal clarity.
Instructions on how to change channels using Up/Down, Channel 16/9, and Weather/UIC buttons.
Overview of the Settings menu for configuring features and entering MMSI.
Instructions for adjusting the LCD backlight brightness or turning it off.
Guide to adjusting the LCD contrast for better readability in different lighting conditions.
Explains how to turn the confirmation tone for button presses on or off.
Explains how to set the time offset for local time display based on GPS input.
Steps to switch between USA, International, and Canada channel maps.
Information on selecting channels for voice messages on VHF frequencies.
Explains the selectable 1 or 25 watt transmit power and its usage.
Step-by-step guide on how to transmit a voice message using the microphone.
Details how to listen to NOAA weather channels and set up weather alerts.
Instructions on how to enable or disable the Weather Alert feature.
How to quickly switch between Channel 16 and Channel 9 for calling.
Steps to activate Dual-Watch mode to monitor two channels simultaneously.
Procedure to deactivate Dual-Watch mode and return to standby.
Instructions for activating the scan function to monitor multiple channels.
Procedure to deactivate the scan function.
Guide to entering your unique 9-digit Maritime Mobile Service Identity number.
Step-by-step instructions for entering the MMSI number into the radio.
Procedure to check the currently entered MMSI number.
Instructions for entering a Group MMSI number into the radio.
How to configure automatic or manual responses to position requests.
Steps to add or modify contact information (name/MMSI) in the radio's directory.
Information on sending DSC calls, including distress calls and acknowledgements.
Detailed procedure for initiating a DSC distress call, including options for automatic or manual transmission.
Instructions on how to respond when a DSC distress call is received.
Procedure to test the DSC operation of the radio by sending a test call.
Steps to send an urgent or safety broadcast to all vessels within range.
Instructions on how to respond to an incoming All Ships call.
Steps to take when a geographical call is received, including responding and returning to standby.
Procedure to initiate a DSC call to a single, specific station.
How to respond to an incoming individual DSC call.
Steps to send a DSC message to multiple stations using a Group MMSI.
How to respond to an incoming group DSC call.
Procedure to request the location of another station with a connected GPS.
Details how the radio handles incoming position requests, including auto and manual replies.
Instructions for resending requests or exiting position request mode.
Procedure to share your current location with another station via DSC.
How the radio handles incoming position send messages.
Steps to access and view stored call log entries.
Procedure for deleting entries from the call log memory.
Basic cleaning and care instructions for the CobraMarine VHF radio.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and solutions.
Provides general specifications for the CobraMarine VHF radio, such as channels and voltage.
Details the technical specifications for the radio's receiver section.
Details the technical specifications for the radio's transmitter section.
Outlines channel assignments for different uses in the USA channel map.
Details specific channel uses like ARC, Port Operations, Navigational, and Maritime Control.
Lists channel numbers, their map, frequency, power limits, and English use descriptions.
Details channel usage for Port Operations, Environmental, Distress, State Controlled, and Commercial uses.
Lists channel usage for Coast Guard, Weather Broadcasts, Sea Tow ARC, and Safety Broadcasts.
Details channel usage for Public Correspondence, Port Operations, Non-Commercial, and Digital Selective Calling.
Lists channel usage for Commercial, U.S. Government, and Coast Guard communications.
Notes on duplex vs. simplex operation and channel programming.
Table listing weather channel numbers, frequencies, and providers (NOAA/Canada).
List of cities and their corresponding longitudinal zone offsets for setting local time.
Details the limited 3-year warranty for products purchased in the USA, including exclusions.
Information on obtaining warranty details for products purchased outside the USA.
Lists registered trademarks of Cobra Electronics Corporation.
Instructions on how to get the radio serviced or repaired by Cobra.
