scanSydney

Agreed. One reason for the changing frequencies is that it very hard to have a "one size fits all" frequency allocation on the COW. Where ever it is placed it needs to fit in with existing GRN frequencies in the area, and not cause interference to other services at / near the site and in the area.

Love it!

Oh dear! What a list!

One of my work depots is at Little Bay and LOS into Port Botany.

Might be a job I can put my spare scanner on ....

Now to get motivated

S_T

"I heard that the VRA have now been taken under the auspices of the NSWRFS for radio calls" In general, no. Local arrangements only, for example Central Coast RFS (ie Gosford / Wyong) are taking calls for Central Coast VRA (General Land Rescue) on the local RFS talkgroup (it think it ends up on Cent...

UHF would have to be the better all round choice for many reasons, including better interoperability with (essentially) all other states GRN networks. And with the current EDACS network down there in the 800MHz band there would likely be little real world change if they were to go UHF. It’s nothing...

IE 11 going ok.

Interesting having TG 10052 denied at Gregory Hills. (If still is?) It happens to be the local Macarthur RFS TG and they could do be with the coverage! s_t Still being denied today. Mike There's a bushfire at the back of homes in Ruse at the moment and the new Gregory Hills site is not carrying any...

Interesting!

Interesting having TG 10052 denied at Gregory Hills. (If still is?)

It happens to be the local Macarthur RFS TG and they could do be with the coverage!

s_t

Low Power, either small area coverage or in building coverage.

ST