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Its just not the Austalian way to tell someone to bugger of in an emegency. I dont think anybody in the VRA would be calling on the network unless urgent life threatening when its so busy. I think its in the spirit of community service that the RFS would allow the VRA to access their radio network. ...

Maybe they will use DRM http://www.drm.org/ Like Radio New Zealand http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/technical

Thanks for the Bad news. You would think the increase in military air ops that this system would have been needed.
But eliminating a single point of failure will improve safety.

I really do wonder how reliable the cellular networks are during incidences like this. I suspect not very due to power outages water/wind damage and network congestion. Zello is an excellent app. I use it for streaming scanner audio the vox settings are a cool feature. Probably find CB radio more us...

135.050 is a typo for 135.500. https://web.acma.gov.au/rrl/assignment_ ... ID=1269859

Cool find thanks for sharing.

Maybe local law enforcement, as the bad guys have dmr and tetra as well as push to talk phones.http://www.popsci.com/article/technolog ... ie-talkies

The Bank Job. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... garet.html

Thanks Rusty the book was informative and helped with my rail scanning interst.

I also find Michael Bailey Blog intersting just like this site.

Gus289 over and out.

Excellent site! Well done TFNSW!!!! The next part is if they port in their IP linked radio system so the train nutters can listen in to each trains radio comms :) Great idea but think operational security and safety would not allow this as a lot has changed in the world since the analog metro net w...