Hi, here’s a post I published in 2015 that’s still as relevant today as it was then so I’m publishing the story again for your reading pleasure and perhaps good information. It’s a great place to start, as communications are like sorcery to some of us but impacts cruising sailors more than they know-
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Icom M604A Marine VHF Radio with Built-In Hailer with a Metz Manta 6 Marine VHF Antenna, an Icom M802 with PTCIII-USB modem and the GAM / McKim Split Lead Single Side Band Antenna! SWEET! (wish list Santa!)
Ummm, this is more technical that I know, but I have an Icon HF and VHF now, I have a PCTII Modem and a separate 12 foot antenna on the boat we’re trying to sell. We’ll look carefully at what we get on the next boat-
Look those up for the specs. I did alot of research about comm.