The new Standard Horizon HX890E has also been redesigned with a new ergonomic case design, and has been rigorously tested to conform with the Militay Standard (MIL-STD-810F). Other notable features include: Floating and submersible to IPX8, switchable daytime or nighttime mode, waypoint and route navigation, group monitor function utilizing DSC Group position call. Another new feature includes a built in FM Broacast band receiver, during times when radio communication is not necessary, relax with some music on the FM Radio broadcast bands. These include: Two scrambler systems built in, both a 4 code CVS2500A and a 32 code FVP-42 scrambler system ensure secure communications out on the water. Available in two colour options and with some prominant new features. Features: Floating, Submersible IPX8 – 1.5 m for 30 minutes, 5 W transmit power, Unique USB charging system, E2O (Easy To Operate) menu system, Volume & squech indication on the display, Water activated LED light, Preset Key (Maximum 10 channels), Preset channel scan function, 600 mW loud internal speaker audio, NOAA Weather channels, Programmable Scan, Priority Scan, Dual watch and Tri Watch, Supplied with the SBR-27LI 1560 mAh 3.7V Li-Ion Battery, AC USB Plug and charging cable.The Standard Horizon HX890E Handheld Floating VHF Radio with Class H DSC and GPS is the successor to the best selling HX870E. If the HX300 accidentally goes overboard a flashing RED LED is automatically activated to help locate and retrive the radio at night. Supplied with a USB charging cable with 110VAC adapter providing more flexibility when recharging the battery. New intuitive menu system allows easy access to all of the setup functions of the radio, making it easy to customize settings based on the preferences of the user. This gives the radio a much smaller case design yet light enough to float face up if dropped in the water. Compact floating handheld VHF in ergonomic case design is a result of the new ultra small, large capacity 1800 mAh 3.7V Lithium Ion battery technology.
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