Condition: Used

This Uniden ES UM525 VHF is used and is in GOOD
Condition, please see photos. It has been fully tested here at MME with a communication
systems monitor. It proved to have good power output and receiver sensitivity.
All peripheral functions have been tested, with exception of the WHAM CU module. We did not test the WHAM CU as we did not have a compatible wireless mic. We have no reason to suspect that it is bad. The customer will have have 30 days to test it and let us know if they have any issues. Please see test sheet photos for details.
This unit does not have the MMSI set.

Per Manufacture:

The UM525 is loaded with great features, including all US, International, and Canadian channels, programmable scan, triple watch, step key, selectable Hi/Lo transmit power and more. It also has NMEA 0183 digital input and output, allowing the connection of an external GPS and the ability to output DSC call information to a chart plotter to establish call origin. A huge 3" diagonal display with large characters/icons provides for easy readability from any angle without reading glasses. Plus, with the bright orange backlight on the LCD, radio and microphone keys, you'll never be left in the dark. 25-Watts of transmitting power and superior receiver performance equal to radios that cost over twice as much (-80dB intermod nominal). The UM525 is also equipped with a full-featured loud hailer, including intercom and preprogrammed fog signals. The UM625c includes a separate radio receiver for the dedicated DSC channel 70, a requirement for some commercial and foreign installations. And, it means you'll never miss and incoming DSC call. In addition, the UM625c radio can accept an optional scrambler to insure secure communications. The UM625c features all N.O.A.A. weather channels as well as an emergency weather alert. This feature allows you to monitor the weather channel for any severe weather conditions or national, regional, or local emergencies. And, with its S.A.M.E. (Specific Area Message Encoding) feature, you'll only receive weather alerts from your local area, not from those that don't affect you.