Don't let talking on the radio intimidate you! This is a very important piece of gear.

Shawn breaks down the different frequencies you'll find on your VHF/FM radio. He explains what each channel is used for and why. The goal here is to have a radio on your boat, turn it on and get talking. Radios are an important tool in the marine environment for both getting help and giving help. Get your family involved, get them comfortable, and start talking on the radio today.

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