ICOM M37E Portable VHF

The IC-M37E is a marine VHF radio that floats in the water in the event of an accident. The radio's 6 watts of output power significantly extends the range. Its simple design makes it easy and comfortable to hold, while being user-friendly and equipped with an easy-to-read display. It is the perfect marine radio for both hobby and professional use.

High output power and 700MW audio input

The 6 watts of powerful output power makes the radio suitable for long-distance communication. Thanks to the high audio input power (700 mW), the radio produces loud and clear sound in noisy environments.

Easily portable, large keyboard and clear LCD display

The IC-M37E has a design that makes it comfortable to hold in your hand, and large buttons make it easy to use even with gloves. The radio's LCD display quickly shows the selected channel number and status symbols. Overall, the radio is rugged enough for commercial use, but flexible enough for hobby use.

Channel history function

The channel history function stores the five most recently used channels for easy access with the touch of a button.

Flashing red LED light when floating

The radio will float if dropped in water and can be located by a flashing red LED, display and keypad illumination.

Aquaquake runoff feature

The IC-M37E is rated IP57 dust and water resistant (1 meter for 30 minutes). The radio also features AquaQuake, a drainage feature that helps water drain from the speaker grill and prevents the speaker from becoming clogged with water.

Flexible charging options

The included lithium-ion battery provides over 12 hours of use. The radio also comes with a desktop charger with a handy clip to keep the radio in place even in vibrating environments. The desktop charger can be powered by the included 220V wall charger, but also by USB and 12V power.

• Float'n Flash function
• 700 mW audio input
• Low battery alarm function
• AquaQuake™ water drainage function
• Dual/Tri-Watch function
• Direct selection for channel 16 and the discussion channel
• Weather channels with adjustment warning function
• L1 and L2 channels