Icom IC-M605 25W Color Display Fixed Mount VHF Radio

The Icom IC-M605 Fixed Mount VHF is more than a radio, it's a flexible system that lets you set up to three stations on your boat. Add an exclusive complete display as another station, along with up to two COMMANDMICs, and enjoy a large, bright display with night mode for easy viewing after dark.

Configure your system with any of three combinations: the IC-M605 plus three COMMANDMICs, plus two COMMANDMICs and one Command Head, or plus two Command Heads and one COMMANDMIC, remotely controlling every function from the HM-195 series COMMANDMIC and/or RC-M600 Command Head, either of which can also serve as an intercom. The large 4.3" color TFT LCD offers nearly a 180-degree viewing angle with high-resolution characters and function icons, paired with a directional keypad, soft keys for one-push access to frequently used functions, and a ten-key pad for smoothly entering channel numbers and MMSI numbers with ID names. NMEA 2000 connectivity lets the radio exchange GNSS, AIS reports, DSC call information, radio frequency, and PGN list data on the network, while NMEA 0183/-HS GNSS position data can be converted to NMEA 2000 for other equipment. Browse more in our marine electronics category.

Key Features: 25W output power, 4.3" color TFT display with night mode, Class D DSC, active noise cancelling, last call voice recording, integrated GNSS receiver, NMEA 2000/0183 connectivity, 30W listen-back hailer, built-in horn/foghorn, IPX8 waterproof rating, rear mic connector.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many stations can I set up with this radio? Up to three stations using combinations of COMMANDMICs and Command Heads, giving flexible control from different points on the boat.

Does this radio support NMEA 2000? Yes, it exchanges GNSS, AIS reports, DSC call information, radio frequency, and PGN list data over NMEA 2000, and can convert NMEA 0183/-HS GNSS data to NMEA 2000 for other equipment.

What does the last call voice recording feature do? It automatically saves the last two minutes of the last incoming call, and you can also start recording manually.