Scanner and Transceiver Radio Profile

Currently I monitor the local Emergency Services (VHF and UHF) as part of my job for Nine Network's TV News.

Between the bureau, vehicle and home, I make use of a varity of scanner and 2-way radio's.

Brand Model Comments

Realistic PRO-2006 Residence

PRO-2005 x2 One in office, the other in vehicle

PRO-34 Handheld, soon to be replaced

Bearcat Work vehicles

AOR AR-8000 Handheld Receiver 100KHz-1.2GHz

Icom R71A HF Receiver

Optoelectronics Scout Handheld Frequency Counter

Optoelectronics DC440 CTCSS / DTMF Decoder

Motorola GM300 Commercial UHF 2-Way (Company Frequencies)

TAIT T 2000 Commercial UHF 2-Way

TAIT T 2000 Commercial VHF 2-Way (Network Frequencies)

Codan 8528 HF Mobile Transceiver 2-25 MHz
(Outpost Radio, Radphone and General Monitoring)

Sawtron UHF CB Transceiver (476 MHz)

Uniden 27MHz CB Transceiver

I'm also licenced for using Marine radio's, and have these units at my disposal ...

HF All International Emergency, Working and Radphone Frequencies

27MHz 10 Allocated frequencies for Australia

VHF All International Emergency, Working and Seaphone Frequencies

Brand	Model	Comments
Realistic	PRO-2006	Residence
	PRO-2005 x2	One in office, the other in vehicle
	PRO-34	Handheld, soon to be replaced
Bearcat		Work vehicles
AOR	AR-8000	Handheld Receiver 100KHz-1.2GHz
Icom	R71A	HF Receiver
Optoelectronics	Scout	Handheld Frequency Counter
Optoelectronics	DC440	CTCSS / DTMF Decoder
Motorola	GM300	Commercial UHF 2-Way (Company Frequencies)
TAIT	T 2000	Commercial UHF 2-Way
TAIT	T 2000	Commercial VHF 2-Way (Network Frequencies)
Codan	8528	HF Mobile Transceiver 2-25 MHz (Outpost Radio, Radphone and General Monitoring)
Sawtron		UHF CB Transceiver (476 MHz)
Uniden		27MHz CB Transceiver

HF		All International Emergency, Working and Radphone Frequencies
27MHz		10 Allocated frequencies for Australia
VHF		All International Emergency, Working and Seaphone Frequencies