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Fourth alarm Tick Lexia x Gaskell Road

Third alarm Red Rd, Parklands x Stock Rd.

Aerial support en route, 644.

Third alarm Water Rd Yanchep x Clover Rd.


West Swan BFB
Bullsbrook VFES
Quinns Rocks BFB
Wanneroo Central BFB
Wanneroo Fire Support/12.2
Wanneroo FPO 3

Using Ch 645

Something that operates using the GSM codes or G729 may not use that much bandwidth. For example G729 has a base of 8kbps and overhead (RTp, UDP, IP and Ethernet) of 31.2kbps bringing it to 39.2kbps. So 17.2MB/hr or 412MB/day. Just under half a gig but still a sizeable amount for a single stream. On...

3rd alarm air con fire, Osborne Park Primary School.

Second alarm, Brookvale Mews in Bullsbrook.

Bullsbrook LT1
Bullsbrook LT2
Bullsbrook LT3
Bullsbrook LT4
Bullsbrook 3.4
East Swan BFB
Swan Communications ICV

2x Helitaks and 2x bombers en route

Seller feedback < 100 or < 98% I don't bother with. There's heaps of fraudulent listings posted on eBay, Gumtree, Craigslist etc every day.

3rd alarm, Davallia Primary School, Duncraig

5th alarm structure fire, Great Eastern Highway, Greenmount x Scott St

5th alarm structure fire, Parliament Control, 4 story apartment block. 12 Parliament Place, West Perth.

Hmm I always thought they were P25. The VX820 series do come in P25 variants.

Good to see you last night! Next week (at this stage) we will be running through the Clark mast and our VHF repeaters so it'll be a good start to one of the common activities that CSU performs. For anyone else thinking of joining, don't be scared to come along on any normal Wednesday training night ...

Hi All, The SES Communications Support Unit is holding an open night on Wednesday 22nd July 2015 at 6:45PM. 91 Leake Street, Belmont. We are an active volunteer SES unit that fall under the Department of Fire and Emergency Services. Much of the work we do involves fires and searches so unlike other ...

Now extinguished.

I'm not super clued up on digital radio, however my field of work is IT and I'm guessing these radios employ some kind of publickey cryptography involving a key exchange? Or do they employ some completely other type of tech?