20 Most Recent Raymarine Ray100VHF 2-Way Radio Questions & Answers

You can download the user manual from here: http://www.manualslib.com/manual/314004/Raymarine-Ray-100.html

I don't think the RAY100 is DSC compatible and therefore doesn't have the MMSI programmed into it. Most manufacturers limited the number of times that the MMSI can be programmed to one (!). After that, it has to got the factory or to an authorized dealer who can bypass the restriction.

I've never heard of a resistor in a battery pack. Are you actually referring to a "fuse"? Check with RayMarine online at their web site or call them.

Hello myrtlbch1,

For replacement microphones for the Ray 215 DSC you can contact the manufacturer via their website http://www.raymarine.com. It appears there are two different versions available, a traditional style handheld microphone and a multi-function handset style mic.

Hope this helps!
Ken
"Go Ahead. Use Us."

Hi Ralph,Not to sure, but I take it that you are looking for a microphone for the Ray 215 DSC VHF Marine radio, is this correct?If so, then you could do one of the following: go to your nearest 2-way radio repair shop, as they always have spare parts and could find a suitable match for your radio, search the web or log onto ebay, apart from that, I couldn't suggest anything more. I hope that I understood your query, as it was a little short on detail.Wishing you well and best regards from the FixYa team.Cheers,Peter

Hi Harold,I would take it to the nearest radio technician/shop to have it checked out and repaired if required.I hope this is useful to you.Cheers,Peter

This secret code is for the Raytheon / Raymarine RAY 220 VHF. It may work on other Raytheon/Raymarine radios also.

Here you go:

With the Power OFF, Press and HOLD the FUNC, 16/9 and DSC keys while you power ON. Do not release the keys until you hear the audio BEEP which means your done. Then reprogam your NMSI number as per the manual. Pretty easy, hey?

Wiring a fridge thermostat typically involves connecting the thermostat to the power source and the compressor. Here's a general guide for wiring a 3-pin thermostat:

1. Identify the Pins: The thermostat will typically have three pins labeled 4, 6, and 3.
2. Connect the Power Source: Pin 4 is usually the common (C) terminal, which connects to the power source. This could be the live wire from your electrical supply.
3. Connect the Compressor: Pin 6 is often the normally open (NO) terminal, which connects to the compressor. This allows power to flow to the compressor when the temperature rises above the set threshold.
4. Ground Connection: Pin 3 is commonly the ground (GND) terminal. This should be connected to the ground wire for safety purposes.

I recommend RadioReference.com, they have detailed lists from all over the United States. In addition to frequency lists, they also include live audio, HAM radio lists, licensing information and a lot more.

I have the same problem. When o remove the interface the led is not flashing as per the instruction manual