Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can the Simrad RS40 VHF radio
Yes, the RS40 has a front mountable design which allows for easy installation.
2. Will the RS40's low profile design match with other Simrad MFD's?
Yes, the low profile design of the RS40 aligns with the style of Simrad MFD's, ensuring a sleek and cohesive look on your boat.
3. Is the RS40 compatible with other Simrad devices?
Yes, the RS40 seamlessly integrates with a wider Simrad system through NMEA 2000 and 0183, making it compatible with other Simrad devices.
4. Does the RS40 have a built-in AIS receiver?
Yes, the radio is equipped with a built-in AIS receiver that monitors the position of nearby AIS-equipped vessels, helping to avoid collisions in crowded harbors and waterways.
5. Is the screen of the RS40 easy to read and operate?
Yes, the RS40 features a large screen with an intuitive user interface, making it easy to read and operate.
6. Can I use wireless handsets with the RS40?
Yes, you can add up to two optional wireless handsets to the RS40. These wireless handsets come with inductive charging for convenience.
7. How does the RS40 ensure gps connectivity?
The RS40 has four ways to ensure GPS connectivity. It has an integrated GPS receiver, a GPS antenna in the face of the radio for open air installations, an SMA connector for connection to a GPS-500 antenna, and NMEA 0183 and 2000 compatibility.
8. Can I mount the fist mic of the RS40 separately?
Yes, the RS40's removable fist mic can be connected to the front or rear of the radio. An optional extension cable allows for separate mounting of the radio and mic, providing flexibility in mounting locations.
9. How does the Track Buddy feature work?
The Track Buddy feature allows you to track the position of another VHF radio by entering its MMSI into your contact list. You can track up to 5 buddies and set the polling intervals according to your preference.
10. Can the RS40 be used for navigation purposes?
Yes, the RS40 can be used as a navigational instrument. By pressing the NAV button, it displays your speed and course. It also features a Man Overboard (MOB) function, which drops a waypoint on your current location and guides you back to the position of the MOB event.
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