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Raymarine Ray73 VHF Radio with AIS ReceiverRay73 Black Fixed Mount VHF Radio (E70517) by Raymarine. Features Full sized marine VHF with Digital Selective Calling Built in AIS receiver provides target data for chartplotter, radar, and instruments Fog signaling and public address functions with optional hailing horn (M95435) Wired or wireless expansion with optional RayMic handset stations Built in GPS GNSS receiver with a connection point for an optional external antenna NMEA2000 and NMEA0183
Ray73 Black Fixed Mount VHF Radio (E70517) by Raymarine.
Features
- Full-sized marine VHF with Digital Selective Calling
- Built-in AIS receiver provides target data for chartplotter, radar, and instruments
- Fog signaling and public address functions with optional hailing horn (M95435)
- Wired or wireless expansion with optional RayMic handset stations
- Built-in GPS/GNSS receiver with a connection point for an optional external antenna
- NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 networking for integration with onboard systems
- Audio output connection for optional passive remote speaker (A80542)
- Surface and trunnion mount kits included
- Styled to compliment the Axiom family of multifunction displays
Specifications
- Water Proofing: IPx6 & IPx7
- Standby: 600 mA
- Transmitter Channels: All available US, International and Canadian VHF marine bands
- Transmitter Frequency Range: 156.000 MHz to 157.425 MHz / 155.500 MHz to 161.425 MHz (Private channels)
- Transmitter Frequency Stability: +/- 1.5 ppm
- Transmitter Channel Spacing: 12.5 kHz
- Base Station Speaker Power Output: 2.5W (8Ohms)
- Fistmic Speaker Power: 1W (16Ohms)
- External Speaker Power: 5W (8Ohms)
- GPS Channels: 72
Includes
- Ray73 VHF DSC Radio
- Sun cover
- Panel mount gasket
- Fistmic
- Mounting bracket (Trunnion)
- Mounting bracket knobs
- Fistmic hook plate
- Documentation
- 4 x M4 nuts, spring washers and M4x25 machine screws (For Panel mounting)
- 4 x M4x25 screws (For Bracket (Trunnion) mounting)
- 2 x M4x12 screws (For Fistmic hook plate mounting)
- Protective antenna boot
- SeaTalkng blanking plug
- SeaTalkng 400 mm (15.7 in.) spur cable
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★★★★★ 5
A Rough, Rocky Start
Format: Kindle
Modern Africa started after a long rough and rocky start. This book describes the trials each district has had to face to gain their freedom from Europe and what life was like in each district under the control of foreigners. As WWI began, many of Africa's districts were effected, some were forced to supply fighting men, some had their resources used to support the war effort, and some had fighting in their area. When WWII started Africa found that not much had changed. However, as Africa gained its freedom and became self governing internal wars broke out between the different tribes. Well, you will have to read the book to find out how that turned out. This book covers all that and so much more. It all written in an easy to read and understand format that Captivating History is known for and as always they do a great job of explaining everything. This is a great book and recommend you giving it a read.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022
★★★★★ 4
An Overview of an Oft-Overlooked History
Format: Kindle
Depending on your ethnicity, you may, or may not, know a lot about Africa. This book summarizes the Continent’s history, highlighting the major events and occurrences that contributed its current geopolitical state.
Africa today is made up of 54 countries, 2000 languages, 20% of the Earth's land mass, and 1.4 billion people. It therefore should play an important part in the World, today (which it does, but one that rarely makes the headlines in USA TV or newspaper coverage.) The Author covers, Slavery, European Colonization, Africa’s part in World Wars One & Two, and the various Religious histories going back to the time of Christ. Since the author is American, there is a portion devoted to the USA’s main relationships with different African Nations. All this culminates in a surveillance of the numerous African Civil Wars of the last 50 years leading to the reality of the current geopolitical scene. The section on Dictators and Revolutionaries is limited to one of each. I’m guessing there could have been more. Still, if you are looking for an overview of Africa as it is today and what contributed to its present situation, this is an excellent beginning point.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022
★★★★★ 3
OK short read
Format: Kindle
Reasonable short read. Have to doubt the facts since the author writes FDR was alive in the 1950's and he leaves out the Haitian genocide in his narrative.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Very educative
Format: Hardcover
A really fascinating events about Africa.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good general snapshot
Format: Paperback
This book does not serve as an academic textbook, which may not meet your specific needs. For more detailed information or clarification, it would be beneficial to access online resources or consider purchasing a college textbook. It met my needs.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024