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Managed to get a new article up yesterday for those interested. This one is about some scanner production news. http://vicradiozone.wordpress.com/2013/09/24/scanner-production-possible-new-release-news/ Also managed to finally get some Vicroads information up the other week. http://vicradiozone.word...

For those interested I've put up a new blog piece today with a bit of a in depth look at the MFB's Portable radios UiD's on the MMR Network that are assigned to their appliances. Over recent months I've noticed a bit of a pattern with them and it was confirmed today. Hopefully some find it of intere...

Pretty stupid really by the CAP. It's not like they're doing anything of National Security significance if at all, and the same information is on so many other sites it's ridiculous. Removal of insignia, emblems, unauthorised doc usuage, etc I understand, but the channel plan / frequencies that is a...

PM sent mate.

Wonky first off many thanks for the NAC assistance. You have no idea how greatly appreciated it is! The colour coding on the frequency mapping is for 'voice traffic' frequencies, that being what entity is using what frequency for actual conversations (trying to keep it as simple as possible). I've u...

Yes I was a bit hesitant to do so, but given other security factors that form part of the Network I didn't really see any reason as to why I shouldn't as the NAC isn't really the deciding factor in securing the system. I've also started on expanding on some of your work too and determining who uses ...

Folks for those interested I've commenced putting some of the old info Vicscan had on to a blog. Address is in my signature.
Prompted by questions and the curious.

Ditto to what Andrew said and welcome P50. I contributed occasionally on the old vicscan forum (username roster). Sorry for the very late reply Wonky - I am familiar with your old username. Great to see you're still about and active on the forums. Many thanks for the other kind comments offered by ...

Yup we decided to close it down, not a decision we took lightly.

There are varying reasons for us doing so ranging from time constraints, workloads and various other frustrations.