Scanning a Cyclone

[Antt]

Anyone know of some good freqs to listen too in reguards to Cyclone Glenda? Most of SES has been put on stand by to cope with the fallout, if the cylone come down this far. but it would be good to hear what happening up there, i would be there right now if i didnt have to work. Would have definately been a one for the srapbook....

[Fastlane]

Anyone know of some good freqs to listen too in reguards to Cyclone Glenda? Most of SES has been put on stand by to cope with the fallout, if the cylone come down this far. but it would be good to hear what happening up there, i would be there right now if i didnt have to work. Would have definately been a one for the srapbook....

I dont think there was any expectation that the cyclone would make it down here - they were always going for an impact on the Pilbara coast.

As for comms all the way up there - you wont hear any of it here in Perth.

[Antt]

There must be something in too it, they have activated all "metro units" for Severe storm impact in Perth, We have been advised to be prepared from early as Friday night for 5 days. Yes im guessing that they have what happened in Qld in mind, but either way they are expecting some fallout.




but as for comms do you think two cans and some string will work

[impdxn]

I have to back Antt on this one.. our unit was put on stanby as well in the event it was to come farther south. We filled out a roster at my unit of days we could work in case it happened.

[Nick]

3732khz,4570khz,5833khz,7330khz and10280khz should get you started don,t forget higer the sun higher the frequency ie 3732khz nite 5 to 10 megs during day. There are afew police and shire frequencies out there also.