MTX-103 VHF Marine Transceiver
(190-1004)                 Features                   Faxback Doc. # 18752

Your Radio Shack MTX-103 VHF Marine Transceiver lets you transmit and
receive on all United States and international channels in the VHF marine
band, as assigned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).  It
also provides ten receive-only channels for weather information.

Your transceiver has the following features:

USA/International Channel Switch - lets you quickly switch from the USA
                                   channel mode to the International
                                   channel mode.

     Emergency Channel 16 Switch - lets you immediately switch to Channel
                                   16, the universal marine emergency
                                   channel.

          Weather Channel Switch - lets you select from 10 weather
                                   channels.

        PLL (Phase-Locked Loop)- - provides accurate and stable channel
        Controlled Circuitry       selection.

              Adjustable Squelch - helps eliminate noise between
                                   transmissions.

           High/Low Power Button - lets you save power by selecting a
                                   suitable transmitting power for long or
                                   short distances.

           Battery Low Indicator - shows the battery pack's condition.

 Transmit and Receive Indicators - light when you transmit or receive.

 Removable, Rechargeable Battery - lets you use one battery pack while you
 Pack                              charge another (additional packs
                                   available).

        Supplied Battery Charger - conveniently recharges your
                                   transceiver's battery pack.

    Speaker and Microphone Jacks - let you use an earphone or external
                                   speaker or microphone to help ensure
                                   understandable communication in noisy
                                   areas.


(SP 1/22/96)