WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Anyone know what frequencies they will be on?

Wont be encrypted by any chance or just digital

Not encrypted, not sure of frequencies yet...

8 weeks? it took the police years to decide and put in place a digital network. and its taking fesa longer for their 164mhz analouge network. have they already got it rolled out and are just waiting to flick the switch or what?

nra555 wrote:8 weeks? it took the police years to decide and put in place a digital network. and its taking fesa longer for their 164mhz analouge network. have they already got it rolled out and are just waiting to flick the switch or what?

To be fair, both the Police and FESA radio networks are far more complex and wide-reaching. Also, just 'coz there hasn't been any public communication about it, doesn't mean they haven't been working on it for some time...

AcesAP wrote:Not encrypted, not sure of frequencies yet...

I was going to say, they dont need encryption....

So is SJA going digital this week ?

Hello

Sorry to be a pain!!

But has any of use guys work out for a frequencie for Uniden ubc72xlt to pick up St Johns Ambulance when they go digital

Thanks Heaps
Brandon

72XLT isn't a digital scanner so you won't even hear them anymore

Ill have a listern this week.Ive heard fed police around 480 encrypted.Local police around 505.So ill scan around there i may have some luck.

Nothing heard.Were did the info come from about them going digital?

Id say turbo and acesap would definatley be in the know.

With no doubt a media storey about the change over will be done on one off the news channels or a storey in the paper.

Have a look at ACMA online frequency database: a string of new licences were issued to SJA in late July, frequencies still in the 412-415 Mhz range. Maybe for a new network?

Steve wrote:Have a look at ACMA online frequency database: a string of new licences were issued to SJA in late July, frequencies still in the 412-415 Mhz range. Maybe for a new network?

I think you could be right. The new channels have the emission designator 10K1F3E which is narrowband FM. Their existing analogue channels are 16K0F3E.

http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/site_ ... pOFFSET=50

Heard from an ambo today that the team leaders vehicles are fitted out with the new gear but so far no ambulances are.