Icom IC-M25 5W VHF Marine Radio
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Icom IC-M25, 5W VHF Marine Radio
Lightweight, waterproof, and built for NZ boaties.
Overview
The Icom IC-M25 is a compact, waterproof VHF marine handheld radio perfect for recreational and inshore use across New Zealand. Weighing just 218g with a slim profile, it's easy to carry and stow, yet packed with practical features like Float'n Flash, USB charging, and AquaQuake speaker drain. Whether you're paddling, fishing, or cruising, the IC-M25 keeps you connected on the water.
Key Features
- 5-watt output power means reliable marine communication.
- Slim, lightweight design means only 218g and 30.5mm thick.
- IPX7 waterproof rating means submersible to 1m for 30 minutes.
- Float'n Flash means it flashes an LED light and backlit display when floating.
- USB charging (Micro-B) means you can charge via power bank, car, or solar.
- AquaQuake speaker drain means water clears from the speaker automatically.
- 11-hour battery life means a full day out on the water.
What's in the Box
- Icom IC-M25 handheld radio
- USB charging cable
- FA-SC59V antenna. Not currently a standalone catalogue item at MSL.
- Belt clip. No model number confirmed for this exact radio, and our stocked MB-133 clip is documented for other Icom handhelds, not confirmed to fit the M25 specifically. Not linking until confirmed.
- Hand strap
- User manual
Key Specifications
| Product Code | IC-M25 |
| Output Power | 5W (high) / 1W (low) |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Weight | 218g |
| Battery Life | Up to 11 hours |
FAQs
Do I need a licence to use this?
Marine VHF use typically requires an operator qualification and, in some cases, a station licence, check current NZ marine radio requirements before use.
Does this float if dropped overboard?
Yes, Float'n Flash means it floats and flashes an LED so it's easy to find if dropped in the water.
Overview
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