VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

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VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by vk2fear » Wed Dec 10, 2008 6:52 pm

This vhf freq 078.36250 st241.8 is very busy it has rta air ambos westpac vra and police.
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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by centralcoastscanman » Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:08 pm

thats one of the channel x liason freqs which would be why

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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by Longreach » Thu Dec 11, 2008 7:50 pm

Its VHF 57 off the Gib, attached to Zone 1 Channel 09 at the same location.
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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by centralcoastscanman » Thu Dec 11, 2008 8:50 pm

sounds about right and zone 1 channel 9 is part of channel X the last time i looked.

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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by vk2fear » Sat Dec 13, 2008 10:09 am

i have also herd penrith vra on the freq to and rta across sydney
Longreach wrote:Its VHF 57 off the Gib, attached to Zone 1 Channel 09 at the same location.
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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by brianWE » Sat Dec 13, 2008 10:27 am

vk2fear wrote:i have also herd penrith vra on the freq to and rta across sydney
Longreach wrote:Its VHF 57 off the Gib, attached to Zone 1 Channel 09 at the same location.

Here on the North Coast, I often hear agencies liaising with police on regular police VHF channels.
VRA
SES
Fishing Inspectors
RSPCA
RFS
Westpac Helo.

Probably others.

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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by Longreach » Tue Dec 16, 2008 6:27 pm

ive heard some rose bay HWP cars on there doing a blood run not long ago. they came from north of sydney but instead of going over to Z2 they stayed on CH X and continued onto westmead, then from there picked up another lot of med supplies and headed to RPA all while staying on X. prob a good idea not tying up a lot of channels?
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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by cartman » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:01 pm

I think they stay on Channel X for RTA's TMC to co-ordinate green lights.
I have only heard the TMC on an encrypted channel for a specific task ie when there was a high level state visit like the Chinese Premier, otherwise they are confined to analogue like everybody else.

I heard Air Patrol 1 call up this morning to advise they were going on a run from Wollongong to Palm Beach and return.
VKG just acknowledged the advice.

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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by Mike Alpha » Tue Dec 16, 2008 11:17 pm

cartman wrote:I think they stay on Channel X for RTA's TMC to co-ordinate green lights.
I have only heard the TMC on an encrypted channel for a specific task ie when there was a high level state visit like the Chinese Premier, otherwise they are confined to analogue like everybody else.

I heard Air Patrol 1 call up this morning to advise they were going on a run from Wollongong to Palm Beach and return.
VKG just acknowledged the advice.

Grant
I recently heard an Oscar car call the TMC operator and ask him to check with VKG about the situation at an accident. The operator replied saying that ever since the cops switched to encryption, they don't have the facility to call them up on the air.

But a few weeks ago, I heard Oscar 9 call VKG on CH X to tell them that they were on the way to a truck crash on the M7.

So it seems some know how to call VKG and others don't.

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Re: VHF CHANNEL FOR POLICE

Post by cartman » Tue Dec 23, 2008 3:46 pm

I have heard several RTA vehicle callsigns on Channel X for motor vehicle accidents

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