WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

rambler318 wrote:

Jared wrote:
It may have been mentioned already, but I am led to belive that to be able to carry the tazer each person must be tazered themselves as part of the qualification process.

not any more, half a day course.

its actually LOTBKF.

Look Out To Be Kept For.

been told to quote WDST or WST

off-road training, they were out for a couple hours so i don't know where they went i just saw them all coming back at about 3:30.

Fastlane wrote:You forget one of the first episodes with Mr Gidgup ?

yer first ep, that was more about chanel and her mum and the crime scene, only a little bit was about chasing him, and it was really too big and incident not to put on the show. i wouldnt go as far as calling him mister either.

yer would be good is someone had this, doubt it though.

Congrats, and ill see you at the information night

when i was down south on leavers, dunsborough to be exact, there was a female cop with one of these holders, as you can image i was drunk so i didnt pay that much notice, just though it looked cool.

let me say this.. THANK GOD I HAVE MY BLUE L'S ALREADY!

yerp thanks.
it would go on a car btw.

any suggestions on good uhf antennas?

hey,
i am currently looking for a good antenna for scanning. (i only use UHF though)

i dont really know much about the setup and coax cable but if anyone could explain what i need to would be great.

my budget is 100 bucks. If anyone has some suggestions it would be great.

thanks.

more likely the channel you were on was a repeater. but im not sure wait for one of the smart ones to answer

Hi, Thanks for the info. I recently purchased a Uniden BC296D digital trunking scanner. It supports the Motorola Astro 25 digital system which the WA Police are changing to in 2007. The manual doesn't mention MPT (Motorola Xpand trunking) so I presume the BC296D won't be able to pickup this system....

yer but.... meh.

btw,
what is a priority pursuit driver? from what i heard it is a police offer which has extra training or something for pursuits. can anyone elaberate (sorry about spelling)

Fastlane wrote:cars are more deadly than guns - statistics will tell you that.

also an officer can decide when to fire their gun. they cant decide whether someone pulls out in front of them or gets in the way during a pursuit.

dont worry, im with you mate. lol