WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

what a dick head, he is not training fire fighters, he is giving them and the est of the people in and out of the community a headache!!!

i am pretty sure that when country brigades have fire calls, one member stays on station, and the appliances talk to him via radio, then he repeats that message via direct line to coms center. but yeah i am not 100% sure. http://www.warsug.info/viewtopic.php?t=3199&postdays=0&postorder=asc&a...

chrissss wrote:im not sure if im correct but im pretty sure i saw a series 4 mp at armadale station 2 weeks ago.couldve been the spare mp but not sure.

yeah that is correct, armadale normal MP was in workshops, the series 4 got changed over for a series 3, but not armadales normal series 3 pump

what is the difference between a 2.4B and a 2.4R
to me they are both white trucks with about 2000L of water and can go off road???

WPXZBP wrote:
The letters on the licence plate almost say something too.

Ah well, tis only a Ford.

hey there are nothing wrong with fords, we have had ours for about 8 years, and there is nothing wrong with it. lol, and it has to be good if its previous owner was WAFRS lol

they are magnets, and they have a tendency to move or disappear lol

yeah this new system is so good, i have my scanna on 'canning mills' now and with my crappy hand held scanna picks that up just as clear as my radio in my car

can we request our own colors, as i would like red and blue flashing ones please

we had the ERF sitting on station for about 2 weeks, we get some of these trucks for the kelmscott show display. very nice when you look up at the close up.

yeah they are training wing LT's doing off road driving, they do the hill driving in the reserve on connel ave and turner road.

oh ok then, didnt know that they had fesa radios in there trucks.

today i heard on channel 55, and also one channel 164.0000, airport tender 2 & 6 calling 6AR for a radio check. this is the first time i have heard airport tenders on 6AR.

yeah either training wing doing off road driving, they do that in the hills in kelmscott. Or could be armadale 1st, what type of LT was it?

are there any pics of the new CFRS 2.4's

the access to the ladder on perth is before the rear wheels, while its in between the rear wheels on freo. the stabliser rams are in different positions. feo has one big locker, while perth has two small lockers. perth has fire on the frount and freo does not perth number plate is yellow and black, ...