City Of Swan Brigade/DFES Frequency
Posted: Sat May 24, 2014 3:46 pm
161.3125 is registered to DFES but when i look on the WAERN PDF There is no record and its only registered to some city of swan brigades
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The PDF was created in 2008 when WAERN was new. There may now be extra channels allocated since the PDF was put together. Other channels in the 161 MHz range show up in the PDF as simplex channels so that's more than likely the purpose of this one.bogged wrote:161.3125 is registered to DFES but when i look on the WAERN PDF There is no record and its only registered to some city of swan brigades
Zebedee wrote:The PDF was created in 2008 when WAERN was new. There may now be extra channels allocated since the PDF was put together. Other channels in the 161 MHz range show up in the PDF as simplex channels so that's more than likely the purpose of this one.bogged wrote:161.3125 is registered to DFES but when i look on the WAERN PDF There is no record and its only registered to some city of swan brigades
The sites where this frequency is allocated show up in the public ACMA database as being: Brigadoon (East Swan BFB), West Swan, Bullsbrook, Gidgegannup and the City of Swan offices... Since it's only City of Swan brigades that seem to use this frequency, it might be for these fire stations to communicate with the council offices, something like that.
The ACMA database shows the emission mode as 10K1F3E which is narrowband FM voice, so it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to say it's going to be something like a fixed radio in the fire station rather than any kind of data service.
Beyond all that, your guess is as good as mine!
Well it's registered to DFES not the brigades. The transmitters using that frequency are licenced to those particular fire stations.bogged wrote:Thats why it got me confused because its not on the simplex side of things and its only registered to those brigades