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Stay connected and safe at sea with the compact Raymarine Ray 53 VHF radio. It features built-in GPS and Digital Selective Calling (DSC) for enhanced reliability. Designed for performance in a small form factor, the Ray 53 is ideal for any vessel. Trust it to deliver clear communication when it matters most.Raymarine Ray 53 class D VHF Radio - DescriptionThe Raymarine Ray 53 is a compact Class D VHF radio built for reliable communication and safety at sea. It features Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and a built-in GPS receiver, allowing your position to be included automatically in emergency transmissions for faster response. With its small footprint, it fits easily on any vessel without sacrificing performance. 
 
 Crystal-clear communication The Raymarine Ray 53 features advanced transmitter and receiver technology to ensure your voice transmissions are always clear and reliable, even in challenging marine conditions. Distress calling at the push of a button: In an emergency, activate a DSC distress call with a single press. The radio will automatically send your vessel’s ID, location, and distress details to nearby stations and rescue services. Enhanced safety with GPS: A built-in GPS receiver allows for precise location tracking, ensuring your position is accurately transmitted during a DSC distress call for faster and more effective assistance. Network with your boat's systems: With support for both NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 protocols, the Ray 53 can easily connect to other onboard systems like chartplotters and autopilots, providing a fully integrated and efficient navigation experience. Raymarine Ray 53 class D VHF Radio - Key Features
 Raymarine Ray 53 class D VHF Radio - What's in the Box
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| Specification | Details | 
| Receiver Type | Double conversion superheterodyne | 
| Channel Coverage | All U.S., International, and Canadian VHF marine bands | 
| Frequency Range | 156.050–163.275 MHz / 155.500–161.425 MHz (private channels) | 
| Sensitivity | >1 µV EMF @ 20dB SINAD | 
| Receiver Sensitivity | –119 dBm (0.25 µV) @ 12dB SINAD (distance) –110 dBm (0.7 µV) (local) | 
| Squelch Sensitivity | < –2 dBµ EMF | 
| Hum & Noise | Better than –40 dB | 
| Audio Distortion | Less than 10% | 
| Adjacent Channel Selectivity | More than 70 dB | 
| Spurious Response Rejection | More than 70 dB | 
| Intermodulation Rejection | MMore than 68 dB | 
External speaker power
5 W (8 Ω)
| Speaker Type | Power Output | 
| Base Station Speaker | 2.5 W @ 8 Ω | 
| Fistmic Speaker | 1 W @ 16 Ω | 
| External Speaker | 5 W @ 8 Ω (via audio output) | 
| Feature | Details | 
| Channels | 72 | 
| Cold Start Time; | <2 minutes | 
| Sensitivity (Tracking/Acq.) | –167 dBm (Tracking) / –148 dBm (Acquisition) | 
| GNSS Supported | GPS, GLONASS, *Beidou | 
| SBAS Compatibility | WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS | 
| Operating Frequencies | GPS L1 C/A, GLONASS L10F, Beidou B1 | 
| Special Features | Active jamming & interference reduction | 
| Signal Acquisition | Automatic | 
| Almanac Update | Automatic | 
| Geodetic Datum | WGS-84 (configurable via Raymarine MFD) | 
| Refresh Rate | 10 Hz (10 updates per second, concurrent GNSS) | 
| Antenna Options | Internal ceramic chip, External passive via TNC connector | 
| Position Accuracy | ≤ 15m (standard), ≤ 5m with SBAS (95% of the time) |