WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Does anyone happen to have the repeater offsets so I can hear what trucks are near me when I'm out and about. I understand if it's not public though.

Tree grass scrub fire at Victor Rd, Darlington. Properties under threat at Clayton Rd, Ferndale.

Bushfire at Koongamia Oval. Clayton street cross of Katharine street. Heavy scanner traffic on channel 229 and 644. Mount Helena 1st advises that properties are under immediate threat.

Could of gone for some first generation ones and saved a few bucks

Bushfire at Bailup Rd, Wooroloo. Lots of traffic on 6AR right now.

Which model Pi's did you go for?

Here's how to program a VHF frequency or a frequency outside of the 400-470 MHz normal range. Note: Frequency limits will probably be the same as other Baofeng's. So keep the frequencies between 136-174 and 400-520 MHz. 1. Download from radio with the BF-888S drivers. 2. Put any UHF frequency in the...

3rd alarm tree grass scrub fire, unconstrained in Clenton Rd, Gidgegannup. Air support has been requested.

What is Polair 64 used for? I've only really seen it on Gavin's dump1090 instance flying around Perth.

Yep, they're all licensed amateurs with overpowered equipment and out of band. gg

Hi, I'm listening to channel 3 on Duplex and there's a couple of guys saying their using overpowered equipment. They're acknwologing that they're using equipment out of band, how would I go about reporting this? It sounds like they're licensed too. One guy called Dean said he has a "TX380 doing...

Ah, so quite literally for tunnels then. Thanks

vk6hgr wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2017 2:57 pm ...

Tunnel Int - 209
Tunnel Ext - 210

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What does it mean by tunnel?

Petrol station structure fire in Toodyay Rd, Stratton. Kiara, Ellenbrook, Malaga with 2 in BA, Midland, Osbourne Park SET, Ops Com, Belmont, DO Perth and DO Swan all turning out currently. WAPOL in attendance for traffic control. UHF Command 1 in use for Stratton Control. 1735 - Fire under control a...

I'd suggest if you're just doing streaming, go for some Pi Zero's. They're cheaper and smaller so the stack would be more compact and in theory, require less power. Edit: you could even try virtualisation on an old computer, but I don't know fully if that would work. Plus, the cluster would look coo...