WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

nra555 wrote:I thought it was an offence to wear any Official police uniform if your not a serving officer/member? would have thought if he was a civ they would turn it inside out, so other bystanders didnt come to him for assistance/information.

read the 2 posts above...he is a serving officer.

http://www.wanneroo.wa.gov.au/cproot/21 ... er2010.pdf

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1st Monday of the month at 1930 apparently.

Unfortunately the wanneroo bfb website is down at the moment.

Everyone including busineses pay ESL. Depending on where you live is how much you pay. Interesting question though Re: wild fires, they probably will not protect that residence again.

If you're using the CB side of things you'll want a CB antenna which is 477MHz I think off the top of my head, can pick up mounts etc from Dick Smith usually. Or if you want to buy my ground independant antenna then send me a message (same as the cops with the little silver mount, and antenna, thoug...

agreed fantastic, greatly appreciated.

cool!!!

You should be doing a mirror check every 3 to 7 seconds... sound proofing is NO excuse!!! my words EXACTLY!... a good driver is always aware of their surroundings... This is WA...a place where the big red Octagonal signs at the end of the road are optional...or at least so I found out when I got kn...

Hey fellas, Ive been given permission (and my own callsign) to obtain a radio that can be made to work on the new WAERN network. Was wondering if anyone had a compatible handheld for me, doesn't matter if it's not programmed, as long as it's compatible with this new network. Also chasing a UHF CB f...

diggity wrote:no high vis = danger
open the boot, the emergency lights are covered!! crazy!

On the other hand covering the emergency lights makes the car appear innocent till you see the woman/man on the side of the road wearing a yellow vest indicating you to pull over...

I think that about sums it up good to hear kilmo, hopefully you get in soon.

Maybe an off duty officer that was on the train? I expect if he was just a witness he'd have had the vest inside out and not been hanging around the side of a pump.

Good shots, Daglish 2nd was back on station by 1800 though as I went past the station around then and it was there. A day that I was glad I was on a bike, sad work for FRS, Police, Ambulance, Train Driver and passengers. It's never worth trying to cross the tracks to catch the train, it may well jus...

Saw this pop up on a work colleagues facebook so I watched it. It was actually quite good, a little sad but still. Download it and have a watch

http://www.sintel.org/

but having said that I've seen a lot of occasions where there's been a deliberate attempt to prevent a goal by allowing a behind. Maybe it falls into a slightly different category, though I will admit the Saints defence last weekend to prevent a goal by tapping the ball right on the line was great.

:lol: ...but in all seriousness no haven't seen it before but I could potentially see why. When I was at school I was always taught that as a pedestrian if you were on the road you walked on the right hand side of the road, and if you were a cyclist you cycled on the left. (I was brought up predomin...