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General| Brand | POLMAR |
|---|---|
| Model | Navy-011F |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for operating and handling the radio, covering various operational risks.
Lists and briefly describes the primary functions and capabilities of the radio unit.
Explanation of icons and indicators shown on the radio's multifunctional display for status monitoring.
Detailed identification and purpose of all physical buttons, knobs, and connectors on the radio.
Steps for installing, charging, and managing the Li-ion Polymer battery pack.
Instructions for correctly attaching the antenna to the radio for transmission and reception.
Guide on how to install the belt clip for convenient carrying.
How to turn the radio on, off, and adjust the listening volume.
Procedure to set the squelch level to eliminate background noise.
Guide on how to use the PTT key for speaking and listening.
How to quickly access channel 16 for emergency communications.
Methods for navigating and selecting different channels.
How to switch between high/low power modes for transmission.
How to activate the keypad lock function to prevent accidental presses.
Steps for storing and removing channels into the radio's memory.
Explanation of Normal, Memory, and Priority scan functions.
How to retrieve stored channels from memory.
How to use Dual Watch and Tri Watch to monitor multiple channels.
Procedure for restoring the radio to factory default settings.
How to use the BURP feature to expel water from the speaker grill.
Information about the radio's design to float if dropped overboard.
Detailed technical data including frequency range, power output, and dimensions.
A comprehensive list of channels, frequencies, and modes for marine VHF communication.
Guidelines on permitted VHF channels, internal navigation, and respecting communication privacy.
Information on proper disposal of the electronic equipment according to regulations.
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