Electronics : Standard Horizon STD-GX1500SB Quest-X Fixed-Mount VHF Radio (Black)

Electronics : Standard Horizon STD-GX1500SB Quest-X Fixed-Mount VHF Radio (Black)

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Standard Horizon STD-GX1500SB Quest-X Fixed-Mount VHF Radio (Black)

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Standard Horizon STD-GX1500SB Quest-X Fixed-Mount VHF Radio (Black)
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Standard Horizon
Color: black
EAN: 0788026101887
Label: Standard Horizon
Product Manufacturer: Standard Horizon
Model: STD-GX1500SB
Publisher: Standard Horizon
Ranking: 31578
Studio: Standard Horizon
Variation Description: black


Piece facts:
  • Fixed-mount marine VHF radio programmed with all U.S., Canadian, and international channels
  • Supports all NOAA weather channels; high-quality microphone with noise-reducing technology
  • Compatible with optional RAM+ remote microphone; Digital Selective Calling sends immediate distress signal
  • Transmits GPS location when connected to receiver; Dual Watch and Priority Scan modes
  • Submersible black chassis; measures 7 x 3.1 x 5.9 inches (W x H x D); 3-year warranty




(Black) Radio VHF Fixed-Mount Quest-X STD-GX1500SB Horizon Standard






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Quest-X Black QUEST-X GX1500S 25W Class D DSC Transceiver with Single Station Remote option The Quest-X GX1500S is Class D DSC (dedicated channel 70 receiver that continuously watches for DSC calls) with the ability to accept one enhanced RAM+ microphone or VH-310 telephone-style handset. Features: 3 year waterproof warranty - lf the STANDARD H0RlZ0N QUEST-X fails for any reason (including water damage) during normal use for the first 3 years of ownership, STANDARD H0RlZ0N will repair or replace it free, without hassles or charges. lf it fails for anytime thereafter in normal use, for as long as the original purchaser owns the radio, STANDARD Horizons Lifetime Flat Rate and Customer Loyalty Service Programs will cover it. 0versized Alphanumeric LCD - There is no question about it. With a big, bold display there is no mistaking the information. Works great in situations where the radio cannot be mounted directly in front of you. Display Shows Channel Names and Reapeats the GPS lnformation* - All the information you need right at your fingertips. Customizable channel naming allows you to easily change the channel name for greater ease of use and better channel recognition. Position, date, and time are also displayed when interfaced with a GPS receiver. Lat/Lon and S0G/C0G Display - When interfaced with a GPS, position information is displayed on the LCD. This makes sharing position information with other vessels or the coast gu

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Stay safe while navigating the coastal waters with the Standard Horizon Quest-X fixed-mount VHF radio. Specifically designed for marine use, the Quest-X is factory programmed with all U.S., Canadian, and international marine channels, keeping you fully informed of all the latest oceanic activity. At the same time, the radio picks up 10 weather channels from the National 0ceanic and Atmospheric Association (N0AA), so you can learn about approaching storms or hurricanes well before they hit. And because it's nearly impossible to monitor the N0AA channels at all times, the radio includes an audible weather alert tone and visual alarm. The variety of channels and functions make this an essential tool for communicating with other boaters, marinas, the Coast Guard, and commercial towing companies, all of whom can offer live-saving assistance during a crisis.

The Quest-X comes with a high-quality microphone that meets the same strict waterproof standards as the radio. More significantly, the microphone incorporates Standard Horizon's ClearVoice noise reduction technology, which eliminates unwanted background noises such as engines and wind. The resulting 'loud and clear' transmissions are crisp and easy to understand the first go round, adding to the safety of all involved. At the same time, users can create a second VHF station through the same antenna by connecting a separately sold Remote Access Microphone (RAM+) or a VH-310 telephone-style handset. The advanced submersible microphone, which works at such locations as the fly bridge, cockpit, or tower, controls all the radio functions from a distance while also showing the channel names and repeating the GPS information. The RAM+ microphone even comes with 25 feet of routing cable, so you don't need to run additional wires for an external speaker.

The Quest-X also meets the internationally recognized requirements for Digital Selective Calling (DSC), which allows you to send a distress signal at the touch of a button or exchange position information with other boats or stations. DSC activates a continuous, unattended 'mayday' signal that identifies your vessel, reports your latitude and longitude, and gives the time. Furthering the Quest-X's safety reputation is its GPS compatibility. When connected to a GPS position receiver, the Quest-X can send your GPS position to other boats in an emergency, or it can poll the GPS location of another vessel and display it on your LCD screen, with Speed 0ver Ground and Course 0ver Ground info to help keep you on track.

Finally, the Quest-X is a breeze to use thanks to the large, backlit LCD display, which offers tall, wide digits and obvious, easy-to-identify information flags. 0ther details include a Dual Watch mode for monitoring one user-selected channel at the same time as emergency channel 16; a Priority Scan mode for scanning any combination of channels along with a priority channel; customizable channel naming; and an oversized rotary channel selector.

Bundled in a submersible black case, the radio keeps on talking even after a full drenching. The radio, which measures 7 by 3.1 by 5.9 inches (W x H x D), is backed by a three-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Quest-X fixed-mount radio, microphone, mounting bracket with hardware, power cord, quick-reference card, user's manual.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great Item Standard Horizon STD-GX1500SB Quest-X ...
This item works flawless very easy to wire up. Very user friendly also looks good. You can't beat it for the price.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Excellent radio, and works well with others.
This radio was bought to replace the Icom IC-M602 radios used on board some commercial ships. The problem with the Icom was the lack of RF shielding. This unit does not interfere with any other radios, has DSC capability and great audio. DSC wiring is simple and straight forward. Nice bright display matches Vertex radios and unit is rugged. Screen size is not the largest but shows everything you need without going through menu screens. Solid performing radio. Get black for UV resistance and a cooler look.



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