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I've had to delete some posts in this thread that were off-topic.

Please keep discussions on-topic folks, as the old saying goes, a gentleman can disagree without being disagreeable

Zebedee wrote: "Dial 999 or 112"

Good to see they are promoting the GSM standard number as well as their own local number.

Confusingly, it's the GSM and EU standard whereas 999 has always been the UK number and both work in the UK.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1-1-2

Hi everyone. Please can everybody check that they have a working email address in their profile for the forum. I'm getting tonnes of bounce messages these days from Private Message and Topic reply notification emails. If you don't want to receive email notifications, then it's easy to switch it off ...

gkoutlis wrote: What the hell was that all about???? Why would someone post something like that on here???? What's going on to our Forum aye???

Calm down gk. Take a deeep breath

Hi everyone. I'd like to see a continuation of the discussion from http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?t=945 specifically from page 3 or so about pursuit vehicles as I personally found it a very interesting and engaging discussion. I've unlocked the original thread to allow ease of quoting from there i...

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Gav, Worth having a sticky TA thread? Maybe those of us hearing a TA or some sort of traffic problem can announce it here for the towie base ops to monitor and any of the radio station traffic reporters, as well as the News @ Night guys etc?? Just a thought. Could be a thread for info from the scan...

Tom wrote:Never saw VX101 whilst I was over there, but saw VX102 is a 4WD Mazda Bravo. It's pretty old 1[deleted]. It still has the old dome lights on the roof.

Again, a reminder. Police vehicle registration numbers are not appropriate to post on a public forum. THINK people!

I only really listen to the police channels.. Are you listening right now to 468.4750? Ahh ok. Listening now but not sure if I heard the sound you mean. High pitched noises on the police channels are probably one of three things: A screetch that sounds like a telephone modem followed by a high-pitc...

I'm guessing you're talking about Selective calling (selcall). Westrail, bus companies and Chubb security use this alot. It sounds like this. When transmitted before or after every transmission It's a way that the base can know what radio has just transmitted, usually called ANI. (usually to track r...