Two-way radio Stabo RTM 100 — marine VHF 156–162 MHz, NiMH battery, black

Stabo RTM 100 is a two-way marine VHF radio operating in the 156–162 MHz band. It is supplied with a Nickel‑Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery and housed in a compact black case (63 × 35 × 119 mm). The device is intended for short-range voice communication and safety use on boats, in harbours and during watersport activities.

Advantages

The radio supports international, USA and Canada channel groups and includes NOAA weather channels for up-to-date meteorological information. It provides selectable transmission power (3 W / 1 W), an emergency channel (16) and a programmable call channel. Additional features such as channel memories, scan and TAG scan functions, Dual/Tri Watch and power save extend usability and battery life while a key lock prevents accidental operation. The housing includes a vibration draining function for marine conditions.

Suitable for

• Short-range marine communication between vessels
• Harbour and marina communications
• Watersport safety and coordination
• Recreational boating and day trips

Key specifications

• Frequency band: VHF 156–162 MHz
• Battery type: NiMH (Nickel‑Metal Hydride)
• Transmission power: 3 W / 1 W
• Emergency channel: 16
• Channel groups: International, USA, Canada
• NOAA Weather channels: yes
• Housing dimensions: 63 × 35 × 119 mm
• Colour: black

How to use

Charge the NiMH battery fully before first use. Select the appropriate channel group and frequency for your region, then choose the required channel or use channel memories for quick access. Adjust transmission power according to range needs (3 W for longer range, 1 W to conserve battery). Use the emergency channel 16 or the programmable call channel when necessary. Enable scan or TAG scan to monitor multiple channels and activate Dual/Tri Watch to keep priority channels under surveillance.

Usage recommendations

Operate the Stabo RTM 100 according to local marine radio regulations. Keep the device charged and store it in a dry place when not in use. Use lower transmission power where permitted to extend battery life, and test the emergency and call channel functions before heading offshore.