WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Bomber's 600 and EOG were in Bunbury on Sunday (As well as the local two) and some from Manjimup/Albany. These were sent to Bunbury to assist with the Harvey/Hoffman fire. I too was filling waterbombers at Bunbury airport before the arrival of the Bunbury SES (and Blinky).
Nick

or in the Southwest ch 75,74,1,2. All linked (75 = 271 Waern)

I think that is what I said also

S61 will be based in Busselton from January. Another will be operating in the city

I believe they are monitoring traffic flow during peak periods. (schoolies/toolies) I have seen this vehicle a bit lately in different spots between Busselton and Perth (usually at roundabouts)

There is an electronic version of the IAP to be released with the new AIIMS toolbox

It also has Tait Airband radio, Optus Fax/Phone. The HF hasn't been used for years. In the next couple of weeks it will have a BGAN satellite installation as well. The bus has a Clarke mast that can be erected with additional antennae should they need better range.(there is an antenna patch panel to...

About time. Maybe they can book some of the idiotic bike riders that flout the law. Multinova is a great tax. Completely voluntary. But real police should be on the highways and country roads as deterents.

Most tv mast head amplifiers would cover that bandwidth or the very least could be made to cover the bandwidth. With some straight forward filtering you could remove the tv bands and have 20 to 30 db amp with little noise and reasonable rejection of the large RF signals. The difference between 75 oh...

Thanks, It has been an interesting afternoon

It sounds like it is being clamped. Are the input levels correct? Thanks for taking the time to set up..

The first hi speed pursuit and subsequent crash occured the thursday before easter. The highway had not even opened...

That would depend how keen you are...You could down load the manual and it has a list of changes for the different frequency groups. But without the matching Rx not much good unless you want to make a beacon or similar. The transmitters are very reliable.

http://www.directcommunications.com.au/ ... roduct=145
25w 440 -480 megs according to Direct communications. The unit was probably part of either a base station or repeater.
It is the eeprom version. The D sockets on the back are for accessory interconnect, power, speaker etc

Can you give me the string of numbers after T856? I take it you have the T855 as well?