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Excactly

Blinky wrote:

LighteningCrashes wrote:Saw 6PR there and Les walking around. You can catch them if you tune into 882MHz

MHz or KHz?

Classic

HI all. God forbid, I was talking on the CB radio CH 4 Repeater yesterday, and heard some guy talking to another fellow, about his recent purchase of a "Dual Bandaa! Radio" and that it was a "7800", I asked him if it was a FT - 7800, but he replied "no its an FH-7800" (...

Ahaha Thats very Funny.....? i cant understand why you dont do standup

Hi all,
does anyone know the frequencies for this years royal show?

Thanks for the info Rob, Gee thats horrible, ill miss him, he was an awsome dude too, even placed his signature to pass my Regs exam. NewsWest will
never be the same again.

oh god have mercy.................does anyone know what it was from?

ahh ok, Thanks for that by the way Yorks.
Just wondering if your picking up any signals at the moment, completly quiet from where I am..........

Hey Yorks,
Ive tried 490.625 and 490.925, nothing yet,
491.900, 491.975, and 490.450

Hey everyone,

Im sorry but I had a little trouble finding the original Perth bus frequencies.

I had a listen to the ones I did find but had no signal and was wondering if they been recently changed?

Cheers.

Hi all,
Just wondering what kind of selcall the CAT busses and the normal Busses use in perth? And the Trains if anyone has it.
Cheers.

Also from memory when I was in Margaret River Ambulance, in 2007, two of our vehicles had simoco radio, which ddnt emit selcall, but our main ambulance did hae selcall roger but was an old looking radio, cant remember what type, the strange thing about that was that from what i could see, there was ...

I was referring to the roger beep, which happened to be a selcall sequence that the radios would emmit, I tried with some icom gear aswell and cant put the spacer before the last digit.

Just had a listen then, is that the railway or ambulance? sounds just like it to, even has the number sequence and then with the misterious pause followed by a final digit, (thats another thing I cant figute out).

Thanks Gav, silly me, I forgot to mention that I was referring to the selcall that the ambulance sends out everytime an ambulance driver contacts 6ds, although That selcall tone was rather long, and sounded like it was about 10 digits in length?