Ray Marine 215 VHF Mic Cord

boatdave · Post by **boatdave** » January 4th, 2021, 1:52 pm

Happy New Year!!! The plastic/rubber on the mic cord has been falling apart for a few years. Making a mess every time you use it. Contacted Ray Marine and they used to redo these but no longer. After some research it seems this is a very common problem with the 215. I finally found Max Marine electronics and they now offer a new cord or a existing used mic with new cord. I opted for the new cord for $60 and it's a go! My problem was I would have had to replace the radio with a new one and with it build into the dash, would have made quite a project as the new radios are alot smaller. Now more slivers of plastic all over!

g36 · Post by **g36** » January 4th, 2021, 6:02 pm

Good find thanks for posting

Post by **Viper** » January 6th, 2021, 1:21 am

LJ0629! · Post by **LJ0629!** » January 24th, 2021, 5:00 pm

Would it be possible for you to use an automotive vinyl trim to cover the existing edges? This might help you avoid the slivers.

Tireless · Post by **Tireless** » January 24th, 2021, 5:43 pm

My Ray215 was removed from my boat for the same reason. This last summer I removed the Raymic, that was compatible with the Ray215, from my salon and replaced it with an upgraded version for my new radio. I assume it still works, but the cabling is falling apart as well. It was a bad model for Raymarine, I am glad someone will repair the wiring, as they are a good radio.

Greg

Ray Marine 215 VHF Mic Cord

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