WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

robbage wrote:Surely will. For some of us, this will be our first season with ducting so it's pretty exciting

You boys and girls will love it. Take it from an old ham such as me - it's great fun

Last I heard it was decommissioned.

Anybody know where I can find the details of the Wireless Hill thingie on the 2nd of Nov? I'm not sure who's hosting it. Couldn't see anything on WARG or VK6.net

Usually hosted by the UHF Association of W.A. It's an old CB club that has been around for donkey's years.

Ask 6CC on-air if you hear ...

vk6hgr wrote:WA Amateur Radio Repeater List

http://warg.waus.net/general.htm

Courtesy WA Repeater Group

Thats if they ever work - HA HA

Booming in last night was old Cataby... S9+ to me. Also Avon Valley was very audible.

Bring on the Summer months I say. More ducting to come I gan assure you.

Paid my deposit for the course and tonight, picked up one of the cheap Quansheng 2m radios. Have managed to program a few repeaters in and listened to some of the WICEN net tonight

Get rid of that cr*p Meg. Buy somnething decent... Those Chinese Radio's that Geoff (6NX) sells are garbage.

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There has been too many of these people around for too long now. Listening to the WARG Net a couple of weeks back they reckon they have caught up with the people causing the kaos??

Doesn't sound like it to me as I heard someone mucking around on Avon Valley Repeater last night.

So whats the uplink and downlink frequencies that you guys are using then?? I have 2m access now and wouldn't mind getting "on-board" HA HA