The LVR-250 is a VHF radio. This document provides installation and operation instructions and describes the features and characteristics of the product.
The Lowrance LVR-250 VHF Radio is designed to generate digital maritime distress calls to facilitate search and rescue. It features a large LCD screen with an optimum viewing angle of approximately +/-20 degrees and supports both deck-mounted gimbal and recessed installation options. The radio requires a location at least 3 feet (1 meter) from the antenna and 1.5 feet (45 cm) from the compass to ensure proper operation and avoid magnetic deviation.
The manual details the installation process, including a checklist of supplied items such as the mounting gimbal, power supply cable with a built-in 7 Amp fuse, and microphone bulkhead mount. It also covers the operation of various menu options, including the Buddy List, Local/Distance Sensitivity, GPS data entry, and DSC setup for sending and receiving calls. Additionally, it explains how to send distress calls, receive individual or group calls, and manage weather alerts.
| Viewing Angle | approx. +/-20 deg |
|---|---|
| Geographic Range | approximately 20 nautical miles |
| Minimum Distance from Antenna | 3°(1 m) |
| Minimum Distance from Compass | 1.5' {45 cms) |
| Power Supply | 13.6 V DC |
| Built-in Fuse Rating | 7 Amp |
The radio must be located at least 1.5 feet (45 cm) from the compass to avoid creating magnetic deviation.
No, an antenna is not provided and you must consult your dealer for advice if necessary.
The geographic range is approximately 20 nautical miles under normal conditions.