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Midland Regatta 1 25 Watt Marine Radio (White)

Midland Regatta 1 25 Watt Marine Radio (White)

9 reviews

Jun, 2013

Positive
Usability (8)
Build quality (7)
Reliability (3)
Value for money (2)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the value for money and reliability. The build quality and usability are also appreciated.

usability, build quality, reliability, value for money

On average, users rate this product 78/100.

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Amazon review summary for the Midland Regatta 1 25 Watt Marine Radio (White)

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of the Midland Regatta 1 25 Watt Marine Radio (White) from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other GPS on Amazon.com.

50% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Jun, 2013

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Consumer review by: Major (radioshack.com)

Great radio

easy to install great quality

Compact, Easy To Set Up, Reliable Performance, Strong Construction, Waterproof

Not Portable

Aug, 2010

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Consumer review by: Bo Gator (buydig.com)

Better than expected!!

I use my boat for recreation, pleasure, and fishing. Product performs great, have one at home so the wife can keep in touch when she don't go with me. Joe

Easy To Read","Easy To Set Up","Reliable Performance","Simple Controls","Strong Construction","Waterproof

Jun, 2010

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Consumer review by: Asif (buydig.com)

product is not good

product i have reveived was non working one ?

Jun, 2010

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Consumer review by: rjinthewind (buydig.com)

What every boat needs

None

Compact","Easy To Set Up","Reliable Performance","Simple Controls","Strong Construction","Waterproof

Jun, 2010

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Consumer review by: Zmanoffstation (buydig.com)

Great Poduct

Installation and operation is a breeze. However there is no documentation either in the user manual or Midland\'s website to connect the 2 NMEA 00183 wires to the GPS so you can have fix data transmitted with your MMSI info. Midlands tech...

Easy To Read","Reliable Performance","Simple Controls","Strong Construction","Waterproof

No doc to conx DSC to GPS

May, 2010

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Consumer review by: David C. Martin (amazon.com)

Low cost fully loaded VHF with digital callling

This is a waterproof low cost vhf radio. It is easy to install. Comes with a loooooong wiring harness. The display lighting is golden so it is easy on your night vision. It is rather bright and can not be adjusted. If you plan on mounting your radio on...

Jul, 2009

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Consumer review by: Dr D Whiz (radioshack.com)

Good radio at a good price

A good radio at a decent price. The proprietary GPS connector is a pain to get right for GMDSS use.

Easy To Read, Reliable Performance, Simple Controls, Strong Construction, Waterproof

Proprietary GPS connector

Jun, 2009

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Consumer review by: Bud (radioshack.com)

Vhf Radio

Use on MY Fishing boat offshore

Durable, Easy To Install, Reliable, Waterproof

Feb, 2009

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Consumer review by: Mario Stutterheim (amazon.com)

Great unit; very high shipping cost; may be illegal

The FCC does not allow more than 25 watts in the VHF marine band, so this 125 watt unit will not qualify for an FCC license, but it may be legal for other countries. It will increase the straightline range 15 to 25%, so if you go far offshore it'll...

Sep, 2008

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