WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Isn't the T856 a repeater? The Tait T800 series are programmed as a seperate Transmitter and Receiver. The early models were Eeprom while the later models had an RJ45 socket to talk direct to the radios

This must be getting close to a record for no posts.....

I have a picture of a Darwin and Katherine traffic vehicle, if someone wants to post them, pm me with an email address I can send them to. Taken a week ago.
Nick

You will blitz it. Just a bit more work.......

Ebay $150 typical price with software and programming lead. I paid abit more at Hamfest but got a spare battery, battery eliminator and a few more toys with it.

Very sensitive. Excellent selectivity. Not very user friendly but once programmed easy enough to use. Being able to monitor two bands at the same time (and toggle transmit between bands with one button) is very good. Audio quality equal to my IC-T90. The torch is a useful function. A Yaesu Vxr-x or ...

Basically it is illegal to use profanity/bad language on the radio but since ACMA had it's backbone removed, they dont have the manpower/time to pursue the matter. Hence the childrens band..........

As far as I know only the SES volunteers are subjected to any form of back ground checks on sign up

Sounds good Wayne

Some of the towers are upside down and bigger. It is primarily a base to talk to submarines on VLF

AR = Southwest

Yes we did, but we had fun doing a search of the old St Johns hospital as a bit of a break

This appears way off topic but.....
6 SES units were involved as well, conducting a major urban search of Bunbury

Got a new handheld and lots of other bits and pieces. Good to catch up with old friends and colleagues. Only met up with a couple of warsugers, maybe next time. Makes for a long day from the country (longer for some than others for the Mt Barker boys)

Getting ready to leave for Perth now