WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

vk6hgr wrote:In that condition and on that band (and assuming it doesn't have some weird custom railways firmware) I'd guess it's worth in the ballpark of $500 or so.

Thanks for the ballpark figure. Is there anyway for me to know if it has custom railway firmware just by looking at the unit or something?

Attention Everyone!!!!Its important to note that I don't know what frequencies are programmed into this radio and it's the buyer's responsibility to check that they are allowed to transmit on whatever frequencies are set up.

Thanks

Engraving PTC stands for Public Transport Corporation, public transport and railway operator in Victoria, Australia. Now that might be harmless (old radio removed and sold), or its removed ie stolen (which is why they are engraved for identification). Without supporting documentation stating its be...

yorky wrote:Where are you from, Victoria? Or is the radio from there?

I am from South Australia but the Radio originated from Victoria. How did you know that?

I have a brand new in box Tait T2020 series 2 that i believe is ready for use on Australias Rail network. I know nothing about Radios / Scanners / Receivers and was hoping someone could help me with info about it. I want to sell it but am not sure what its worth? Im not sure if this something that a...