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the "system" can pretty much forget some upgrades for the next few years. NSW State Govt now have some VERY serious $$ problems.

what a great job to tell your girlfriend about Inspector " I am an inspector of police " Female " So, you run around in a sexy uniform locking up the bad guys?" Inspector " Umm, No, I am in charge of the media unit, I make sure news agency's get their emails on time via PEATS" Female " BWAHAHAHAHA "

Interesting website ( *Note: This site is run by the NSW Fire Brigade Employees' Union )

http://www.rescuepenrith.com/

NSWP, AFP, APS, Customs etc were using DVP (with the "white" hiss") up to the late 90's I don't hear DVP any more .... actually not for the last 10 yrs. Last time I heard DVP was Clinton's Nov 97 visit to Sydney DVP had a problem when the batteries went flat .... it would revert back to normal voic...

So the MCS2000's / MTS2000's can run encryption on analogue? I heard one or two transmissions that sound like they were encrypted but not digital It wasn't voice inversion which I use to hear on 800Mhz LTR (0-01-180 and 0-01-197) You might not be in a position to say so but are there many on 800Mhz...

no worries, stored info on last re-boot so looking good

Login details are not been stored for auto login using mozilla

i.e. once I leave the site, it forgets who I am and I have to re-login.

happening on 2 different machines both running mozilla firefox 3.0.1(latest version)

When the police went enc was fun listing to the tow truck freqs. Am I right in saying a few towing co are unscannable Ive installed or serviced several fleets that use 'different' methods to prevent people monitoring Several companys have kenwood tk-370 radios using transcrypt rolling code scramble...

How about this.... Thnk of this scenario - what if instead of switching to GRN, the two networks were "consolidated" into one... surely theres plenty of NSW Police comms gear that could be converted to work on GRN? Cheers, citabria by the time they switch to the grn, the life cycle on the repeater ...