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New frequencies are being allocated for the Sydney Light rail (Altrac Light Rail) with frequencies to 5 decimal places - 465.49375.
Looks like digital going by the emission designator. Does anyone know what type of network?

Thanks Russell for the explaination.

Just happened to be going through the 462mhz range & found alot of frequencies now allocated for simplex use.
This range was previously allocated as a repeater output band.
Since the RFS has vacated this range alot of the frequencies have been allocated to Retail shop vendors.

John.

Thanks Matt, actually had them listed previously as Transgrid.

I also found these frequencies under their name. Are they also voice links?
77.9125
77.9375
78.2125
78.250

Thanks, John.

I'm still using a Realistic Pro2006 for airband monitoring connected to a discone antenna.

John.

Thanks, will remove them from my Utilities scan list.
Some run on the outskirts of Sydney, Kurrajong being one place.

Does anybody know if these low band VHF channels licensed to NSW Electricity Networks is for working crews or data/telementry?
42.770
44.650
44.720
44.770

Thanks, John.

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The company I work for supplies alot of radios to clubs,pubs & restaurants.
You will be surprised how many are on UHFCB.

Thanks Matt, been checking the ACMA database in my lunch breaks & all have disappeared from their allocated frequencies.
But some 161mhz VHF Band fireground frequencies still allocated.

Regards, John.