It's channel 36 on the the police freqs (468.7250 mhz)
melbourne police on channel 39 uhf
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melbourne police on channel 39 uhf
It's channel 36 on the the police freqs (468.7250 mhz)
What you've probably witnessed there is a phenomenom called 'ducting'. There's a very brief description at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_ducting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_ducting
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Prolly someone playing silly buggers playing an Internet stream.Bonez wrote:Why would the police be on a CB channel?
Cross-country UHF ducting, although possible, would be extrodinarily rare.
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