WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Does anyone know any of their frequencies ?

Secondary service means that Amateurs have to work around any stations that are already there and not create interference to them. It's unlikely that an amateur's 400W signal will "squash" a many kW or MW broadcast station unless someone is listening from away from the broadcaster and the...

Now I understand why I couldn't quite hear what the other guy (VK6FGL) said because he was further away from where I was listening to. :smt023 But, yeah, I was just supprised that I can use my shortwave World Band Radio to listen to Amateurs. \:D/ Anyway, I just finished a course on Amateur Radio Fo...

I can't believe that I could listen to some amateur radios using the world band radio Sangean ATS-909 which is intended for listening to Shortwave Broadcast. I just found out that the radio also does USB and LSB mode. I was listening on the 40 meters band ( 7.058 MHz LSB mode ) and catch these 2 ama...

These pilots are having satays on the tarmac ! The satay vendor was grilling his satays on the tarmac next to the aeroplane to be consumed by those aviators. =D>

This frequency 145.350 MHz suddenly is not registered anymore in ACMA.

I didn't realise that we already have a discussion on it in this link below.

http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=868

Hahaha, I don't think I saw that particular one yesterday. I saw another similar one actually. I just checked the date of that post it's actually last year hahahaha

written_ficton wrote:Anyone else see these clouds yesterday?

Yeah, I saw that yesterday from my house at about 8:00 PM may be. I was already dark and I could see the lightnings in it for around every 5 seconds.

I found this interesting frequency basically it's coming from Channel 9 News at around 6:00 PM. I can hear the actually TV News sound in the background with a few seconds delay, but what so interesting is that there is a guy who gives instructions of what footage to play next and a a few of his pers...

Correction,

CB Channel 3 : 476.475 MHz FM

How about listening to some planes :smt023 I don't know how clear is the reception from Morley but I find the aviation frequencies are quite busy. Try to listen to the ATIS because it is basically broadcasting non-stop over and over. If you can hear the ATIS then most likely everything else is clear...

Where are you located ?

On a second thought, I don't think I want this Yaesu Transceiver. I think I will get the handheld instead. Sorry

I'm interested with the Yaesu Transceiver. How can I buy it ?