WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

LA106 - VE Commodore, XCLB, Spots, Normal Markings - Albany (Seen it go past on a towtruck with the front end stoved in a tad, not sure how much longer it will be this vehicle)

Albany has their new $600,000 machine.. Noticed you have a new bus now Wes

Snap of all the vehicles..

Most of the brigades within the City of Albany still use the terms Fast Attack, there are only a few I know of that use Light Tanker.

Wouldn't think it's only just done 20,000ks. Our 3.4 is even older, is a brigade built unit. The landrover does okay, it's getting to the point where it's a sufficient unit but Is becoming a liability.

Another quick snap, taken out at the Porongorups national park in the search for a missing man.

Fast Attack 2 - Down here they use that instead of Light Tanker

As per subject.. Not a fan.

LK102 - FG Falcon Ute with Secure Cage, Excalibur Lightbar (Yes you're reading correctly), Spots and usual markings - Katanning

LU100 - Toyota Hilux Dual Cab with Cage, GDLB, HF Whip etc - Unsure of Location?

And yes it was definately 100 not 101

You can also see that they have one of the newer style radars mounted on the dash too.

Hey mate,

All I can suggest is you go onto the Stepforward website (www.stepforward.wa.gov.au) and download all the example stuff.
They even have a mp3 version of the beep test on there so you can download and burn to disc and practise your shuttle run.

Hope this kinda helps

Doesn't take too much heat to do that

I'm not sure where this thread is going, if your gripe is just about a lack of appreciation I think you're wasting your time.

Seems to be a common problem, with the old network being switched off down here I'd say that perhaps everyone needs to be put onto the one network to streamline all the emergency services resolve these kind of issues. There will still be a few teething problems to work out. eg. Being at a fire recen...