Marine Area Command - Sydney Water Police - Vaucluse 50wĪll digital channels are using APCO25 encryption as of Only encryption capable radios owned by the NSW Police Force will be able to use the Police network in what is known as gSA (Greater Sydney Area) Channels. Marine Area Command - Sydney Water Police - Church Point 4w Marine Area Command - Coffs Harbour Water Police 4w Marine Area Command - Newcastle Water Police 400W USB Marine Area Command - Coffs Harbour Water Police 100w USB Marine Area Command - Coffs Harbour Water Police 400w USB Marine Area Command - Sydney Water Police - Middle Head 400w USB Marine Area Command - Sydney Water Police - Middle Head 0w USB Telephone Interception Act to monitor transmissions that are interconnected with the public telephone network It is however an offence to divulge what you hear who is a not a party to the tranmission under the Radio Telecommuications Act, and an offence under the Discretion in public places is however strongly advisable. Possession of a scanner is not prohibited by any law currently in force in any state of Australia or enacted by the Commonwealth of Australia. It is not an offence under Australian law to exchange information pertaining to frequencies, callsigns or radio codes. To date this system seems to be in place across NSW but there are some local variations, especially in Sydney.
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From the frequency input plus emission type the zone and new channel can be deduced. In fact it was a conversation between one of the Dispatchers and a Dog Squad unit that enabled us to catch onto how the new channels are numbered from their input frequency. Over the air broadcasts refer to zones and positions/channels on the Motorola radios when cars are changing or returning to channel. It has been taken from freely available frequency listings based on the ACMA frequency register, postings on the internet and monitoring over-the-air broadcasts to decipher what the new channels are. Information presented below is solely for the purpose of recreational listening only and the author takes no responsibility for the criminal misuse of this list. In the recent past the NSW Country UHF Network has been upgraded to eliminate a number of "dead" reception spots.
A new channel plan has been introduced which appears to be largely based (though not always) on input frequencies rather than the old output plan. NSW Police is currently implementing digital encryption within the Sydney, Central Coast, Newcastle, Lower Hunter and Wollongong regions and likely to be switched on during early 2008. Although 78Mhz is the backbone of the country network there is a ongoing programme to eventually replace all 78Mhz equipment with 468Mhz in order to migrate communications where practicable to a APCO25 platform.
The main communication systems utilise 78Mhz analogue and a mixture of 468Mhz analogue and digital to give state-wide coverage. The NSW Police service is now divided into six geographical regions (Central Metropolitan, Northwest Metropolitan Southwest Metropolitan, Northern, Western and Southern), providing policing oversight and support to a number of Local Area Commands (LAC) under each region.
It is a non profit statutory authority funded by the NSW Government at a net cost of over $1.2 billion($A). It operates on land, sea and from the air, providing community based policing from more than 500 police stations to a wide range of ethnic communities speaking more than 30 languages It has an authorised service strength of 14,507 officers, serving a population of 6.8 million in the state of New South Wales (including 4.254 million in the Sydney metropolitan area), over an an 801,600 square kilometre area comparable in size to Texas in the USA and double the combined geographic areas of England, Scotland and Wales RMP: Radio Motor Patrol Car (a lot of people find this page searching for “r and p”.NSW Police is Australia’s oldest and largest police organisation and one of the biggest in the English speaking world. REP: Radio Emergency Patrol ( Smaller ESU Truck) PED: Parking Enforcement District (Can be also an abbreviation for PEDESTRIAN ) MOS: Member of the Service (a police officer) New York Police Department (NYPD) Abbreviations (a few of many)ĪPSU: Auxiliary Police Support Unit (Rescue. These abbreviations are used by NYPD but some of these abbreviations are also used by other police departments.
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