WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Lots of trunked DMR, too. Can't easily decode it for some reason, have to tweak the settings more in DSDPlus, I think.

Wow. That's a nice scanner. Way beyond my experience though. What are you trying to listen to?

Many transport companies use MPT trunking ~415MHz. They don't use their own frequencies and share channels. It's a bit of a challenge to listen - you'll need a trunk tracker that supports MPT trunking (rare), or a SDR TV dongle and some software to glue it all together or you could scan the band to ...

3rd alarm (Zone 2) Toodyay Rd Giggegannup.

Diceman wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2018 6:03 pm Broadcastify having server issues just of late

Don't forget, I mirror the stream at higher quality on my own servers with a different URL. See the page at

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5454

Cool. Thanks. Seemed to be a server fault on Broadcastify's end. Working now

I've built a turnstile antenna using parts easily obtained from Bunnings (aluminium tube, PVC pipe, etc) to receive amateur radio satellites and the ISS. Not a lot of luck with the amateur radio side of things yet, but I'm getting some impressive pictures from the old NOAA analogue weather satellite...

Thanks. Stream computer had crashed. It's back now.

Possibly this?

http://na5b.turkkonferans.org/TB3GA/Tel ... ola/GP328/

CBD repeater 2 is 467.9375

I don't think mid-band will be going anywhere as it's useful for dual-watch, given that most simplex channels are VHF high-band. On a fireground, a sector commander to need to listen to two channels: The simplex channel the vehicles under his command are using, and the duplex channel that he uses to...

AO-91 is an FM repeater satellite with a strong 2 meter downlink (receivable with a rubber duck) and an incredibly sensitive receive system on the 70 cm uplink. There are reports of people getting into the bird using a handheld inside a house. That is incredible. This will likely become another “Eas...

Modified.

The second fireground stream is now in summer mode, which means the 6AR/IP command channel is no longer on that stream.

ES A is channel 171 (old channel), channel 218 (new channel). 458.025MHz. ES B is channel 172 (old channel), channel 219 (new channel). 458.075MHz. These channels are owned by SJA which is why on the stream they pick up random P25 traffic as noise. ES C and ES D (probably channel 220 and 221) are ye...