2 x Standard Horizon HX870 Handheld VHF marine radios

Easy to Operate Icon/Menu System:

* DSC calling, position sharing, waypoint and route navigation, navigation to DSC distress call can all be performed with just a few simple steps.
* Just push and hold down the red DISTRESS button, and it sends an automated digital distress message to the Coast Guard and all other DSC radio-equipped vessels.
* Rescuers instantly know who you are, where you are (using GPS coordinates), the name of your boat and the phone numbers of your emergency contacts.
* Water Activated Emergency Strobe Light:
* If the radio falls in the water an emergency strobe light is automatically activated, even when the unit is turned off. The strobe can be reconfigured to flash on and off, flash SOS, or set to stay on continuously.

Oversized full dot matrix display:

* The HX870 boasts one of the largest displays in a hand held VHF radio.
* Measuring 1.7" wide by 1.7" tall, or 2.3" diagonal.
* With a larger display, greater (dot matrix) resolution, and a super bright backlight there will be no mistaking the information displayed on the face of the radio day or night.

Specifications

* Controls: 13-button keypad
* Scanning Modes: Programmable scan, programmable priority scan, dual watch, tri-watch
* Weather Alert: Yes
* Transmit Power: 6/2/1W
* Receiver Performance: Sensitivity: 0.25?V; Rejection: 70dB
* Battery Type: Lithium-ion, 1800mAh
* Battery Life: 12 hours +
* Waterproof Rating: IPX8, floats
* Dimensions: 2 7/16"W x 5 7/16"H x 1 11/16"D
* Display Type: Dot matrix LCD
* Screen Size: 1.7"W x 1.7"H
* Weight: 11.36oz.
* DSC: Class D with separate receiver for Channel 70
* GPS Receiver: 66-channel, WAAS
NMEA Output: NMEA 0183 output via USB

See Owners Manual..

https://www.standardhorizon.com/Files/7B732783-1018-01AF-FA392FDA90E15D76/HX870_OM_ENG_EM057N104.pdf