WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

PTA train stuff? In a couple of years they will be on a dedicated network so not much longer to listen to them.

From memory I don't believe the 73/92/93XLT's have that. You need to program a channel. Just leave say channels 91-99 blank and its only a couple of buttons to "program" them. Then for the next frequency you can even leave it in program mode and just enter something else.

What have you heard that isn't on the list?

Yes, that is PTA rail security (Transit Officers)/customer service/revenue. There are a lot more repeaters than those four though, depends on your location. Easy to check if they work, its a very active channel usually. Unfortunately in a couple of years when the new internal digital radio network i...

489.400 Wilsons contracted to Transperth *bus* I don't know if it works anymore since buses have moved systems I have a feeling they have as well. I tried listening a little while back and got nothing. In fact its not even registered here any more. And just to be clear, Wilsons do not do train secur...

Old hat now I'd say. Not many people around here these days, popular in thing is Discord. Maybe setup a channel there and see if anyone wants to join.

It was back up when I looked yesterday.

If the chip spec's don't support it, I wouldn't and don't expect it to go that low.

Whoever it is needs to be hunted down. Very easy to do with the right equipment as they keep transmitting for long periods of time. You can hear a TV/radio or some kind of audio book type thing in the background. To my untrained ear, its malicious. You can't be accidentally pressing PTT for hours on...

My guess is people are on holiday.

Sure can, I'll email it to you later on.

http://warsug.info/warsug/frequencies/W ... 0freqs.pdf via viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5454 nothing to do with UHF.

Main Roads office generally posts incidents to social media and media fairly quickly anyway.

I haven't heard of them using conventional analogue for a while. ACMA only lists a few simplex frequency's. I dear say they use something we can't access.

There are a stack of frequency's for different areas for the same feed. Refer to the posts in here somewhere mainly viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4739