CB emergency monitoring
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aussiefarmer
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CB emergency monitoring
Gday, any of you still monitor UHF CB 5/35?
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tanger32au
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Re: CB emergency monitoring
I have this scanning but never really hear it active much...
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aussiefarmer
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Re: CB emergency monitoring
Sorry link not opening for me.tanger32au wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2024 1:45 pm I have this scanning but never really hear it active much...
If you don't hear much on 5 or 35 that's awesome. Are you near a city or further out where it's usually quieter?
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tanger32au
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Re: CB emergency monitoring
In a city of 60,000 people, only comms I hear on it are general users and not "emergencies"...
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aussiefarmer
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Re: CB emergency monitoring
Which city are you in? I can spread awareness in your area, then let me know any difference. Also I may be able to see if there's monitors in your area.tanger32au wrote: ↑Fri Dec 13, 2024 9:36 am In a city of 60,000 people, only comms I hear on it are general users and not "emergencies"...
5/35 can be kept in check even in the city but only with quit a bit of work. Kept fairly good here in Perth (compared to other cities) but takes a few hardworking volunteers for that.
It is important to keep clear even in the city. We still do get the odd full-blown emergency call come through.