Chadstone shopping centre

[jimbojones889]

Does anyone know frequencies for chadstone shopping centre?

[Blake]

Anything specific you're looking for?
Like a certain shop, or organization, or something?

Because pretty much everything is on the ACMA database.
Here is a link to the 20 closest assignments to the Chadstone Shopping Centre:
http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/site_ ... 3&pMODE=DD

The full ACMA database, here: http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/regis ... .main_page
Once you get the hang of the search, it's quite useful.

Any other questions, don't hesitate to ask mate.
And why don't you go on and introduce yourself in the 'Members Introduction' forum
Cheers

[jimbojones889]

Curious to listen to centre management

[Blake]

Well, i'm not positive about this,
anyone with actual proved frequencies, please do correct me.
But i've had a quick sticky beak around, and i've found that CSE Crosscom (who do radio repeating / logistics solutions), have 4 ID's on site.

I haven't found any other specific assignments that I could see that would directly relate (only specific shop's internal radio systems).

Maybe try these:

450.0375
462.5

Not sure what protocols or anything.

This is just a guess on my part, so experts; please do chime in.

Hope this helps mate.
Merry Christmas

[X-Firey]

I started searching for similar info myself a while ago and found out the owners of Chadstone Shopping Centre are 'Vicinity Centres'. Federation Centres and Centro Properties and another company merged some time ago.

There are a number of licence entries on the ACMA database under that name but haven't had the chance to check through them all. The ones I did check are for shopping centres. Also check out licences under Centro.

473.8000 analogue NFM is a common frequency used by Centro management/security at a few centres. However a different CTCSS is used.

[blacktown]

http://www.vicinity.com.au/centres/our- ... ing-centre

Shopping Centre frequencies: 505.4250, 505.7500, 506.1250, 506.4125
http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/site_ ... =frequency

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/shoppin ... rk9dr.html

[jimbojones889]

Thanks blacktown

[blacktown]

Many shopping centres are now running digital so dont be suprised if they are on DMR or go there soon