WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

robbage wrote:Climbing into the roof-space in this house sucks bigtime

Im a first year apprentice electrician, i know all about it,lol.
but now the aireal is installed properly and the coax is run properly, hopefully you wont have to play around with it for some time yet.

Yes, the Icom IC-400pro is a commercial radio and can transmitt on UHF Commercial frequencies.

In my work we deal with western power alot, and under normal road they dont usually take more than 15 mins to arrive...

Only other one I can remember is apparently where a sign writer put xx100 on a metro car and that call sign stuck? Can't remember the specifics. From memory it's JV100, the technician installing TADIS typed in Jv100, and it stuck the sign writers get the cars befor the installers, so if the signwri...

gkoutlis wrote:the new TE Bike - ST 3000 (no call sign labelled).

The New bikes they ride are the Honda ST-1300, The old ones they use are the Honda ST-1100.

The cars have GPS in them, along with panic buttons. The Gps is accurate to within a few meters, so if a car is traveling at 70kmh and then stops in an intersection all of a sudden, VKI can only assume its a MVA.. and if there was an emergency, id be going for the orange panic buttom ontop of the mi...

As happy as a ### in mud....

I Didnt say it first, just filling in the gaps for those living under a rock!

What does DM Metro do? and what determins wich fires it turns out to?

the woodvale fight was about a guy jumping in to help his mate bash someone, he wasnt trying to break it up... its completely different.

I seem to recall someone saying before that Wanneroo/Joondalup use mobiles. I know Stirling have radios, unless I was seeing things. Wanneroo use radios, Tait TM8250s to be exact, with a tunable rfi antenna. the rangers and maintenance crews use the same channel i think... not 100% sure. Anyone hav...

these are more stable, and are lighter, and easier to clean.
they also offer alot more storage, although i wouldnt trust it.. the extra compartments dont seem exetremely secure. that said, once you in one your not coming out on your own.... thats what their built for.

Yes they are a secure car, they usually have 6 seats, the police vans have 4 seats inclueding the driver, and the back two are taken out and have a cage in their place.

Im pretty sure i said when their getting the POI OUT OF THE POD!

and boo-hoo, its a government vehicle, they get alot worse then that believe me.

i would say fesa, or wapol, but if it was wapol, it'd have glassmounts or a elevated feed antenna!

Toottoot wrote:Fancy having a chain left to swing around on the back panel.

When your struggling to get a poi out of the pod, the chain beeing left off is the least of your worries, it has a plastic sheilding over it anyway, so its not going to do any damage