Icom UK Ltd and Yachting TV team up to give an overview on how DSC or Digital Selective actually works, whether it be an emergency situation or a routine call. Courtesy of Yachting TV
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Shame about the audio level of the music being higher than that of the commentary – Doh!!
I wondered how the emergency button worked, can you do videos on all the other functions please?
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They look pretty complicated to use compared to the latest Thrane & Thrane, which of course is out of range for most consumers.
NO! DSC is NOT a way to exchange VOICE.
DSC is a digital signal. It ALERTS the receiving operator to the fact that he must communicate with another station using VOICE.
I HATE IT when people, who don’t understand, present themselves as experts.
DSC only opens the squelch
any one can listen to voice without DSC
Great stuff, ICOM Aust your behind the ball have a look what these guys are doing..
The Icom range of VHF DSC capable radios a very simple to use..Program your MMSI at start up, instructions are simple and mmsi numbers of the vessels you wish to contact for individual calls..Just the touch of a few buttons and thats it. I have a a ICM412 in my Boat connected to a Lowrance HDS7.. When you recieve a Distress Call it is automatically entered into the GPS via the NMEA interface as a WAYPOINT how easy is that..