Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:35 pm
wasaint wrote:hey guys just heard spectacles call for any appliances that are available in the metro area they dont care what the just want anything that can pump water poor buggers
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wasaint wrote:hey guys just heard spectacles call for any appliances that are available in the metro area they dont care what the just want anything that can pump water poor buggers
Agreed, the sheila that was on just before lunch was doing an awesome job!! Good on ya for volunteeringAdmin wrote:Someone needs to buy the 6AR/6IP radio ops a carton for their work over the last few days... radio traffic has been non-stop!
The command channels are linked together. I'd try channel 55 or 56 down your way (freqs are stickied in this forum)spartacus wrote:I'm new to FESA, what channel can you here most of the Kwinana action on???
that if you can get on or not.vk6hgr wrote:If all else fails, you can try the internet stream.spartacus wrote:I'm new to FESA, what channel can you here most of the Kwinana action on???
Thankyou,vk6hgr wrote:The command channels are linked together. I'd try channel 55 or 56 down your way (freqs are stickied in this forum)spartacus wrote:I'm new to FESA, what channel can you here most of the Kwinana action on???
The spectacles fire command channel is ch31 and water bombers are working on channel 23.
If all else fails, you can try the internet stream.
watch CH ten newzSamW wrote:Just heard they have an injured fire fighter, asking for SJA to set up a post.
Anyone have any photos from this fire?
It lives on the SES Comms Support Unit's OKA - They regularly turn out 'Lights and Sirens' during the fire season to set it up. You'll hear them call up on 6AR/6IP as "Quebec 38".Tyranus wrote:Not actually SES's repeater...all our repeaters are UHF. It'll be an FRS/BFS repeater thats been given to the SES to setup cause that's part of one of the SES courses.
That's correct SES looks after it. Quebec denotes that it's a state call sign, and does not belong to a unit in particular. I'm surprise that it's Quebec 38 though, but the 3# means it's comms so anyone calling in "something 3#" then they're a comms person from there. Ahh well if it's Quebec 38 they use then so be it.Fastlane wrote:It lives on the SES Comms Support Unit's OKA - They regularly turn out 'Lights and Sirens' during the fire season to set it up. You'll hear them call up on 6AR/6IP as "Quebec 38".Tyranus wrote:Not actually SES's repeater...all our repeaters are UHF. It'll be an FRS/BFS repeater thats been given to the SES to setup cause that's part of one of the SES courses.