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Uniden Atlantis 250 VHF hand held radio

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1	2702	5/4/2007

Recommended By	Average Price	Average Rating
100% of reviewers	$79.00	None indicated

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Superior value, rugged performance!
From the roughest seas to the calmest harbors, Uniden built this durable handheld VHF Marine Radio to provide reliable communication right at your fingertips. Covering all USA, International and Canadian marine channels, as well as all N.O.A.A. Weather channels with Weather Alert, you'll always know what's coming. And, with its variable power, tough waterproof construction and backlit LCD display and keypad, you'll be able to operate with ease, no matter what the conditions. Other features include: 1 watt/5 Watt selectable power output, 10 hour NiMH rechargeable battery and alkaline battery tray, mountable charging cradle, memory channel scan and supplied with 12vDC and 110VAC charger

Waterproof construction
Backlit LCD display and keypad
USA, International and Canadian marine channels
N.O.A.A. Weather channels with Weather Alert
Memory channel scan
1 watt/5 Watt selectable power output
10 hour NiMH rechargeable battery
Includes alkaline battery tray
Mountable charging cradle
Supplied with 12vDC and 110VAC charger

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	Wellcraft Dave Captains Club Angler		Posts: 4,422 Registered: December 2004 Location: Sanford NC see this user's products

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Dave B.

Captains Club Angler

Registered: December 2004
Location: Sanford NC
Posts: 4422

Review Date: 5/4/2007

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $79.00 | Rating: 0

Pros:	5 watt capable, water resistant, back lit buttons, rechargable battery, robust casing
Cons:	none to think of

Great hand held VHF for ditch bag, back-up to main VHF, or for simple small craft/boat safety communication.

From my use, and I excercise my 250 (used as a back-up and kept in the ditch bag) and it's reception is clear and tranmission is clear as well. Good output for a handheld.

As with anything with batteries.. good to pack a spare set of alkaline batt's as back up. The radio comes with a chargable battery and charger, but also comes with an extra battery case that uses 6 AA batteries! that's a great option for a radio normally sells for about $100.

The Uniden 250 is a good unit that works!

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