WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Where abouts do you live?

Yeah usually it's Perth 1st and 2nd with one or tow 2.4's

Even tho tatra would be a better choice for weight, power, ect. It comes down to one simple thing. COST $$$$ They did a trail a few years ago between an isuzu, Hino and Tatra 2.4's But for the cost of 1 tatra, they can also buy like 3 - 4 hinos or Isuzu's So yeah there will never be a tatra truck in...

...now its only got 1400L due to weight issues That is why they are not referred to as 2.4s. The HSRs are based on a 2.4, but with all the extra equipment for the HAZMAT, Structural and Rescue responses, they carry far less than 2000L of water. The CFRS 2.4s (Malaga, Joondalup and Canning Vale) alo...

Armadale 2nd has a 2.4HSR. (HSR 08) used to be the old GPA (GPA 16 or 18????) with 1800L

now its only got 1400L due to weight issues

Was this the truck that used to be BACU Breathing Apparutus Comand Unit?

And before it was ICV. It was MCU. Mobile Command Unit. I believe

TLD11 wrote:Saw another 12.2 half way thru its build today. How many is that now? - at least 8? (not counting the Oakford 9.2 prototype which is quite different to the newer ones!)

That's good I say. The more the better I say

Ah ok sorry. And yeah it's a bit confusing but all good

Ah cool cool

Cheers

Ps its Brendan btw. But mostly every one in frs knows me as buddah

Hey any one know what the coloured helmets mean with bfs.

I know with frs the list is below
Captain / Station Officer = fluro yellow helmet
Lieutenant = white with blue stripes
Apparatus officer = white with green stripes
District Manager = yellow helmet

Cheers

Buddah

at what point in the video do you hear the crash???

WPXZBP wrote:The HSR replaces their 2.4U (UT-15).

and rescue trailer i belive. or do they still keep that?

Helitak_670 wrote:That must be a new one for them. Defiantly looks different to the last one I saw.

That is a HSR Series 3

The two HP's are fitted with Decon showers. Look just above the lockers

There were being used at a CHOGM excersize that I took the cadets to.