WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

The HUET training facility is at IFAP. I have done the HUET course there several times.

danoroth - You have come to this forum seeking advice. The people that have been giving you that advice are trained, qualified and licenced radio operators and many of our members also work in the radio, electronics, communications and law enforcement fields, yet you have constantly ingnored or ques...

gkoutlis wrote:Structure Fire last night in Gosnells, sadly code 90.

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Apparently the person was deceased prior to the fire which resulted in the discovery. It is not being treated as suspicious.

There is a possibility that the nomenclature in the reports is incorrect as well. The references to witnesses saying they go back to their "UHF" radios is interesting. Whilst UHF radios have been used in regional (non metro) areas due to their compatability with other agencies, local gover...

There is a community fire page on Facebook for the Darlington area and surrounding districts that is quite active. Soon as people see/smell smoke, hear the helicopters or see/hear fire appliances people start discussions and give info and updates. Some members of the group are members of local VBFBs...

That... is awesome =D>

The F 350 would be a standard licence and a canter would only be a LR licence if that, but you are right in that anything above a standard licence would be an issue... Forgot about that... To get a MR is only be a couple of hundred depending how many lessons you took but that is enough to stop peop...

pacestick wrote:Can anyone explain the Rescue 65 Callsign I know the 6 is for the Region but unsure on the 5...

I'm only guessing, but despite being a separate arm of the emergency services to the Police, it may have been designated R65 to eliminate confusion with the Police aircraft Polair 61, 62, 63 etc.

robbage wrote:Hopefully a few mining companies were inconvenienced. Or am I getting too political?

I don't think the mining companiew were, but some bus drivers were

Haha, 6AR just recieved a message from "Kewdale 2nd". Comms asked caller to repeat call sign... again "Kewdale 2nd". Comms says she has no record of a Kewdale 2nd brigade. Caller replies "Welshpool 2nd".

Hi Kilmo. I went back through my archives and found a pic from Wickham in June 2010.
http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?f=18&t ... it=wickham

kilmo wrote:Annnnnnnd now WAPol are going to Colorado's...lol...

WAPol have had Colorados for some time.

hold3n wrote:i cannot listern to 6AR
VLC wont play it any solutions?

Buy a scanner?

kwn wrote:If so are they long sleeve shirts or short??

Ours are all short sleeve. Don't recall seeing any long sleeve 'Dress Blue' shirts.

The big problem with FESA simplex and command channels are that there are many of them and they only transmit in a local area. Unlike 6AR/6IP there is no one channel that can be "set and forget".