B&G VHF Radio V100-B Black Box
AIS Built-in Transceiver
Navigate safely with this Class B VHF transceiver and built-in GPS. With eight connected handsets (four wired and four wireless) and four external speakers, you can stay connected from anywhere on board. The V-100-B comes bundled with the GPS-500 for enhanced AIS functionality.
Expandable with other receivers and speakers
The V-100-B model comes with 1 wired receiver and 1 speaker, but you can add up to 4 additional B&G H60 wireless receivers and 3 additional H100 wired receivers, plus up to 3 additional external speakers, turning the radio into an on-board intercom. Each wireless receiver with inductive charging duplicates the radio's display and controls on a large, easy-to-read screen, viewable in all lighting conditions, with an intuitive user interface. It provides access to all key functions with channel and favourites scan, alphanumeric keypad, clear audio, receiver station naming and 60-second audio rewind.
See and be seen with integrated AIS
The V100-B includes a Class B AIS transceiver that not only receives AIS targets but also broadcasts your vessel's position to nearby AIS-equipped vessels. This will allow other boaters to locate your vessel in any conditions, day or night. A built-in AIS receiver monitors the position of other AIS-equipped vessels nearby, helping you avoid potential collisions in crowded harbors and canals. AIS information can be displayed on the radio's built-in screen or overlaid on a chart or radar screen using a compatible multifunction display.
Main functions
Class D DSC approved VHF radio
Integrated GPS receiver
Allows you to connect up to 4 wireless and 4 wired receivers
Option to add an optional megaphone and up to 4 external speakers
NMEA 0183® and NMEA 2000® connectivity
60-second audio rewind
Configurable external speakers with volume offset
Receiver backlight settings can be grouped with NMEA2000 backlight groups. This way, MFD and VHF radios can control the backlight together.
Track Buddy – Track up to 5 "buddy"s using their VHF MMSI
