Cobra MRHH150FLT Handheld Marine Radio QUICK START GUIDE
- June 12, 2024
- Cobra
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Cobra MRHH150FLT Handheld Marine Radio
Cobra MRHH150FLT Features
- 3WattVHF- Low/Med/Hi Adjustable Power Settings and Automatic Power-Save Mode
- Floating – Never lose your radio
- Submersible – to IPX7 Standard
**Radio Controls
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Radio Display Icons
Installing and Charging the Batteries
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Loosen the 2 screws on the back cover of the radio using the tab located at the bottom of the belt clip.
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Insert the 5 AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries into the radio according to the polarity marks in the slots(+ & -).
Note: Be sure that the included batteries are fully charged. Regular
alkaline batteries may also be used. Do not attempt to charge alkaline/non-
rechargeable batteries. -
Plug the charger into the radio.
Attaching the Belt Clip and Wrist Strap
- Attach the belt clip to the radio.
- Press open the belt clip, slide it over the belt and release the clip.
- Thread the wrist strap through the tab located at the top of the belt clip.
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PRODUCT USAGE
The Cobra MRHH150FLT Handheld Aquatic Radio is intended specifically for use in aquatic environments for the objectives of communication and safety.
The following is a list of typical applications for the Cobra MRHH150FLT product:
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Vessel-to-vessel communication:
You are able to communicate with other boats or vessels in the area through the use of the radio. This can be useful for coordinating navigation, providing information, or even just remaining in contact with other vessels in the area. -
Communication in a time of emergency:
The Cobra MRHH150FLT has a number of safety measures built into it, including a built-in NOAA weather alert radio and access to the emergency channel (16). In the event that you find yourself in a precarious circumstance, you can use the radio to either contact for assistance or listen to critical weather reports. -
Communication with harbors and marinas includes the following:
You are able to communicate with shore-based stations such as harbors, marinas, and other stations thanks to the radio. This can be helpful for asking for information about docking, making bookings, or receiving current conditions for boating in the local area. -
Alarms for help and operations to rescue people:
You are able to utilize the Cobra MRHH150FLT to make distress calls and contact rescue authorities or nearby vessels that are able to provide aid in the event of an emergency or other situation that causes you to be in danger. -
Keeping an eye on the weather conditions:
You will be able to monitor the current weather conditions and receive warnings about severe weather occurrences as well as other weather-related dangers thanks to the built-in NOAA weather alert radio that is included in this radio. -
Assistance with navigation:
You are able to communicate with other people who are boating or ask for assistance with navigation using the radio. This can be useful for obtaining instructions, inquiring about potential risks to navigation, or learning about the local legislation that pertains to boating. -
Communication in the fishing industry:
Fishermen are able to talk with one another and share information on fishing spots, conditions, or catches in the area by using the Cobra MRHH150FLT. They can also use it to share information with other fishing boats. -
Coordination for various water sports:
If you are participating in water sports activities such as skiing, wakeboarding, or tubing, you can use the radio to communicate with the operator of the boat or with other participants in order to coordinate movement, signals, or safety precautions. -
Communication with the land during events involving boats:
During races, regattas, or other boating competitions, the handheld radio can be utilized to communicate with personnel onshore, as well as event organizers, volunteers, and other personnel. -
General marine communication:
When you’re out on the water, you’ll find that you have a variety of communication demands, and the Cobra MRHH150FLT is a multipurpose marine radio that can meet all of those needs. You can use it to communicate with other people who are out on the water, such as friends or family members who are on other boats.
It is imperative that you take the time to become familiar with the local norms and rules that govern the use of radios in the specific area in which you will be boating. In addition, it is essential to acquire the knowledge necessary to correctly operate and program the Cobra MRHH150FLT in order to make the most of the capabilities it possesses and to guarantee efficient communication.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the range of the Cobra MRHH150FLT Handheld Marine Radio?
The Cobra MRHH150FLT has a maximum range of up to 5 miles in optimal conditions. However, the actual range can vary depending on factors such as terrain, weather, obstructions, and antenna height.
Is the Cobra MRHH150FLT Handheld Marine Radio waterproof?
Yes, the Cobra MRHH150FLT is designed to be waterproof, allowing it to withstand exposure to water and moisture.
How many channels does the Cobra MRHH150FLT have?
The Cobra MRHH150FLT has 88 channels, including 10 NOAA weather channels.
Can the Cobra MRHH150FLT receive NOAA weather alerts?
Yes, the Cobra MRHH150FLT has a built-in NOAA weather alert feature, allowing you to receive important weather alerts and updates.
Does the Cobra MRHH150FLT have a built-in GPS?
No, the Cobra MRHH150FLT does not have a built-in GPS. It relies on manual input for providing your location information during emergency situations.
Can the Cobra MRHH150FLT be used for communication on land?
While the Cobra MRHH150FLT is designed for marine use, it can technically be used for land-based communication as well. However, its range and performance may be better optimized for marine environments.
Does the Cobra MRHH150FLT support submersible operation?
Yes, the Cobra MRHH150FLT is submersible, meaning it can be submerged in water for a limited time without being damaged.
Does the Cobra MRHH150FLT have a built-in flashlight?
Yes, the Cobra MRHH150FLT features a built-in flashlight that can be handy in low-light or emergency situations.
What is the battery life of the Cobra MRHH150FLT?
The battery life of the Cobra MRHH150FLT can vary depending on factors such as usage, transmission power, and battery condition. On average, the battery can last for several hours of typical use.
Can the Cobra MRHH150FLT be charged via USB?
No, the Cobra MRHH150FLT is not designed to be charged via USB. It requires a separate charging dock or AC/DC charger that is compatible with the radio.
Can the Cobra MRHH150FLT be used with headset or speaker-microphone accessories?
Yes, the Cobra MRHH150FLT has a 2.5mm audio jack that allows you to connect compatible headsets or speaker-microphone accessories for hands-free communication.
Does the Cobra MRHH150FLT have a VOX (Voice-Activated Transmission) feature?
No, the Cobra MRHH150FLT does not have a VOX feature. It requires manual push- to-talk operation for transmitting messages.
Can the Cobra MRHH150FLT be used for international communication?
The Cobra MRHH150FLT operates on standard marine VHF channels that are recognized internationally. However, it's important to check and comply with local regulations and licensing requirements when using the radio in different countries.
Does the Cobra MRHH150FLT have a scan function?
Yes, the Cobra MRHH150FLT has a scan function that allows you to scan through selected channels to monitor for activity.
Is the Cobra MRHH150FLT compatible with DSC (Digital Selective Calling)?
No, the Cobra MRHH150FLT does not support DSC. It is a basic handheld marine radio without digital calling capabilities.
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