WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

I see this ending with a padlock on the topic due to the nature of it.

That i cannot answer as i do not know the needs/wants of board members. I merely list my radio for sale, if it sells it sells.

SOLD

playworth wrote:isnt the WaPol using this ?

Yes, the WA Police do use this radio.

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WPXZBP wrote:Just FYI - the FCC have no jurisdiction here in Australia.

Yes i know this, but my example is just in general. I would imagine that australian authorities would not risk it anyway.

My sources from inside the WAPOL comms has advised me that ALL areas will be APCO 25 Encrypted. But, the most sensitive dept.'s will be getting encryption first then so on and so forth as the rollout continues along with the testing.

From what I understand of the software on these radios the only bandwith limitation is your antenna No that is incorrect. The XTS5000 and XTL5000 Motorola radios which are being utilised on the new system are still restricted to the bandsplit in which they were manufactured for. EG - A XTS5000 Mode...

Warning ! Programming Digital Scanners causes Tourette's Syndrome. I disagree with that statement. Programming a digital scanner is no harder than programming an analogue scanner. If you wish to program the DIGITAL scanner to follow APCO 25 Smartzone trunking systems, yes, it is harder but not by m...

spartacus wrote:

APCO 25 Encrypted wrote:Yes, i agree. Digital is the way to go. I use several digital radios and have done so for 4-5 years and have never looked back at FM. You just cant compare the 2.

The Price???

A digital radio will set you back over $1000 for low end model and for a top end, well over $2500

Ask DAZLA. He is in the AFP.

My gear

Yes, i agree. Digital is the way to go. I use several digital radios and have done so for 4-5 years and have never looked back at FM. You just cant compare the 2.

Lol. Nice one