Constant vigilance for your boat trips
In the world of scuba diving, safety doesn’t start underwater, but aboard, during the journey to dream spots. The Navicom RT950, ultra-compact marine VHF, positions itself as a true security partner for demanding divers. With the increase in maritime traffic along the coasts and the growing distance of dive sites, having a reliable communication system is no longer a luxury, but an absolute necessity for the diving community.

The silent digital assistant that knows every spot
Imagine approaching your favorite spot, mask and fins already ready, when suddenly a fast boat appears on the horizon. With the Navicom RT950, this distressing situation becomes a simple alert managed. Its integrated AIS receiver allows you to visualize in real-time all vessels within a 20 nautical mile radius, thus avoiding traffic-congested areas even before putting on your wetsuit. The MOB (Man Over Board) function, particularly crucial for divers who slide into the water from the boat, instantly activates precise GPS marking when a diver falls overboard, even in total darkness. Thanks to its integrated GPS antenna, you can accurately record the coordinates of your secret spots and return with each tide without error, thus preserving these precious markers for future diving sessions.

The perfect alliance between marine robustness and diving ergonomics
With its compact size of only 61 x 156 x 105 mm and its controlled weight of 950 g, the Navicom RT950 integrates seamlessly into the often cluttered cockpits of dive boats. Its high-visibility LCD screen, visible even in the bright Mediterranean sun, clearly displays safety channels and GPS positions, a decisive asset when preparing your equipment under a scorching sun. Waterproof IPX7 on its front, it withstands the most aggressive spray and accidental drops into water. The adjustable power from 1 to 25 W allows you to optimize the autonomy of your electrical installation, crucial when navigating far from the coasts with your dive compressor. Divers will particularly appreciate the programmable ATIS function that allows automatic identification of your vessel in regulated diving areas, and the NMEA 0183 interface which allows you to connect this equipment to your sounder or electronic chart for full integration of your navigation systems.
Your safety deserves this ultimate VHF
In diving, every detail counts. A sudden change in weather conditions, an unexpected current, or worse, a diver who doesn’t surface in time – these scenarios require rapid and reliable communication. The Navicom RT950 transforms your boat into a secure command post, with its powerful DSC (Digital Selective Calling) function that automatically sends your GPS position in case of an emergency. For organized diving teams, its dual watch function allows simultaneous monitoring of channel 16 for distress and your club’s private channel. Investing in this VHF represents far more than just a maritime piece of equipment: it’s a life insurance for your sea outings.Discover the Navicom RT950 immediately and transform every boat trip into a safe experience, from boarding to the last dive.

The safety craftsman who speaks the language of the depths
Behind this technology lies Navicom, a French brand that has built its reputation on decades of maritime expertise, by closely listening to the needs of sea professionals and diving enthusiasts. Unlike international giants who standardize their products, Navicom designs equipment tailored to the French realities of navigation, with a menu entirely in French and responsive local support. Their engineers regularly work with dive clubs to adapt their products to the specific challenges of underwater outings. Their commitment is reflected in a solid commercial warranty and after-sales service capable of understanding that, for a diver, each day without their vessel is a day lost for exploring the seabed. With the Navicom RT950, you are not just buying equipment, but a partnership with those who understand that safety at sea is the first step of a memorable dive.