B&G V60 VHF Radio

You can view AIS data directly on the V60's built-in display. However, for a more detailed view and better situational awareness, you can also connect the radio to a compatible chartplotter via NMEA 2000 to overlay that traffic data on your navigation charts.

Yes, the V60 includes an integrated GPS receiver, which simplifies installation significantly. As long as the radio is mounted in a location where it can receive a signal, you won't need to wire in a separate external GPS antenna.

The fist mic is designed for versatility. It can be connected to either the front or the rear of the radio, allowing you to route the cable in a way that best suits your specific helm layout and keeps your console tidy.

Yes, the system supports up to two wireless handsets, which function as an on-board intercom. This allows you to communicate privately between the handset and the base station, or between two handsets, without broadcasting over the VHF channel.

Yes, the V60 supports both NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 connectivity. This makes it highly compatible with a wide range of older and newer marine electronics, ensuring it can integrate smoothly into your current network.

Class D DSC (Digital Selective Calling) is the standard for recreational marine radios. It allows you to send automated distress alerts with your precise GPS location to the Coast Guard and nearby vessels at the touch of a button, which is significantly faster and more reliable than a voice-only Mayday call.