WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Another new Ambulance for a mining or industrial facility. Taken in almost the exact same spot as the one above.

This unit is based in a Ford Ranger cab/chassis.

I know where this one ended up, and hopefully it'll never have to be used except for drills etc.

Quite a nice unit too - the Ranger ...

You are bidding on 1x Motorola GP328 16 Channel UHF CB Radio . This unit has 4 watts of power, and operates on 403 - 470 MHz and 450 - 527 MHz.

The Radio is currently programmed for a selection of the standard Australian UHF Channels, and I can repogram it to the buyers requirements. Please note ...

Was it the WAPOL Hilux/Portaloo that got involved in a front-end TA earlier this week, or was it just one of the Rodeos?

Caught the tail end of it on the news, couldn't tell the make of the vehicle but could have sworn that it was the Portaloo enclosure on the back of a marked Hilux :-/

-B.

Saw another two of these hanging around the City Toyota Pre-Delivery Warehouse in East Perth last week.

Look good

-B.

Today Tonight Commodore Wagon, spotted in Kalamunda on Tuesday.

Crappy pic thanks to the awesome camera on my PDA... was interested to see that the 'Today Tonight' logo on the drivers door was covered over with white tape, whereas the one on the passenger's door (below) was still visible.

http ...

Driver of the Ute gave a reading of 0.245 at the scene, and had a 2 month old warrant outstanding on prior drink driving charges.

Has been charged with breach of bail, but nothing in relation to last night's crash.

celestial_insight wrote:Let me know if it doesn't work for you as I am pretty sure I have the RSS at home.

Thanks chief - will let you know how it goes

WPXZBP wrote:Good luck. Motorola only allow licenced companies to use their software.

No worries, I've been able to source the software.

I've recently been given a set of Motorola GP328 16-channel UHF Radios. They were part of a film production company, who upgraded to something better, and I also receieved a few spare batteries and a programming cable.

They're still programmed with the channels that the production company uses ...

i would have a got at buying those cheap 5 watt chinese things off ebay if your only using them once other wise you may want to expand you budget a little bit and get some UH-044 2 watt handhelds made by Uniden , ive got one i paid about $170 for it and ive had it 12 months and it hasnt let me down ...

The non-profit group I run is looking for 7 2W UHF handhelds to use at our next event.

Anyone know where we can get 7 of the suckers for ~$100ea? Or should I tell the committee they're dreaming, and to buy them for ~$258/pair from the local DSE?

Cheers,
-B.

It's Mazda city out there!!!

The pod on the back of the Range Rover doesn't look all that old either, unless it's just the angle of the photo.

-B.

ZO100_marto wrote:Especially at a Roadhouse, although the burgers are pretty good at the Tammin Truck stop

I guess when you need AvGas in a hurry, a Roadhouse is as good as an Airport

-B.

Pics from another thread:




-B.

elm wrote:I wonder if ambulances will ever get this big in Australia?
http://www.elmweb.de/elmbulance/Frankfurt2000.html

(would need massive depot restructures....)

Looks like the Ice Cream Van without the loading ramp on the back.

-B.