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General| Transmit Power | 25W |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 1W/25W |
| Modulation | 16K0G3E |
| Voltage Range | 10.8V to 15.6V DC |
| Power Supply | 13.6 V DC (10.8 - 15.6 V DC) |
Manual introduces the Simrad RT62/RT64 fixed VHF radios manufactured in the UK.
Covers RT62/RT64 model differences and VHF radio licensing requirements.
Identifies and explains the function of the five buttons and three rotary knobs on the radio's front panel.
Describes startup, Function key, Backlight, Power, and Memory functions for scanning versions.
Details Dual Watch, Triwatch, and Scan/Memory Scan functions for scanning versions.
Covers selecting Channel 16, adjusting squelch, volume, and changing channels.
Covers user channel programming and features for non-scanning versions like backlight.
Covers Memory Mode and Second Channel Mode operations.
Describes disabling or enabling the front panel loudspeaker muting for handset models.
Explains the operation and controls of the fistmike accessory.
Details how to program the fistmike's center key for various functions.
Guidance on siting the radio, considering sunlight, magnets, and ventilation for heat dissipation.
Details external connections for handset, antenna, speaker, power supply, and earth.
Guidance on antenna quality, positioning, cable type, and avoiding interference for optimal performance.
Measures to minimize electrical interference from sources like engine alternators.
Lists available accessories such as DSC controller, handset, fistmike, and extension speaker.
Explains VHF signal range limitations due to line-of-sight and antenna height.
Lists channel designations, frequencies for international, UK, USA, and Scandinavian use.
Troubleshooting guide with symptoms, causes, and remedies for common radio issues.
Details power supply, channel capability, frequency range, current, sensitivity, and environmental specifications.
Provides physical dimensions of the radio and fistmike with diagrams.
Information on radio servicing, warranty procedures, and dealer lists.
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