[TheList] Listen to the South Canterbury fire in Christchurch.

Darryl Healy darryl0768healy at gmail.com
Thu Sep 3 13:00:33 AEST 2020


This is all correct Brendan, I can confirm the Lavender Command at Pukaki
was transmitted on Timaru 1, Canterbury Rural channel.
Main city traffic is all on Timaru 2, the main region 4 VTG.
But on the main channel you will also hear comms callouts to Tasman and
Southland/Otago but very seldom do you hear the ground crews unless linked.

Good work mate

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> From: Brendan Sheehy <shiters_r_us at hotmail.com>
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> Hopefully this clears things up.
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> Vote group (Group of different frequencies)
> Channel (Name of a Vote group)
> VTG (Virtual talk groups)
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> In the South Island, the Police have 4 VTG?s & 1 individual channel, Fire
> have 2 VTG?s
>
> The 4 Police VTG?s are Tasman, Canterbury, Otago, and Southland the
> channel is Dunedin 1
>
> The 2 Fire VTG?s are Region 4 & Region 5
>
> These VTG?s are created by patching individual channels together.
>
> Tasman VTG consist of the following channels
> Nelson 1, Marlborough 1, Westport, Greymouth & Hokitika
>
> Canterbury VTG consist of the following channels
> Christchurch 1, North Canterbury, Lyttelton, Central Canterbury (Formally
> Ashburton), Temuka, Twizel, Timaru 1 & Waimate
>
> Otago VTG consist of the following channels
> Oamaru, Central Otago & Balclutha
>
> Southland VTG consist of the following channels
> Gore, Te Anau & Invercargill 1
>
> Fire region 4 VTG consist of the following channels
> Fire Nelson, Fire Christchurch & Timaru 2
>
> Fire region 5 VTG consist of the following channels
> Fire Dunedin & Fire Invercargill
>
> Each channel covers different geographic areas, when patched into a vote
> group cover a larger geographic area.
>
> So for the South Canterbury fire, they would have been using the Twizel
> channel meaning anyone listening to any other channels being part of the
> Canterbury VTG would also be able to hear that traffic.
>
> Hopefully that some sort of sense.
>
> If not let me know I?ll try clear it up a bit more for you.
>
> Cheers
>
> Brendan
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> That is one of the frequencies for the Fire Chch votegroup on Sugarloaf.
> You will only hear it when in range of Sugarloaf. I use to lose it to the
> South of Ashburton, but can then receive Timaru 2 on 75.6000 it carry the
> same traffic.
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> This is in my two scanners and have never ever heard 75.7125 in Sth
> Canterbury.
>
> Rayc
>
> On Tue, Sep 1, 2020 at 9:50 PM Mike Trump <mtrump at orcon.net.nz<mailto:
> mtrump at orcon.net.nz>> wrote:
> Hi Richard,
> Not sure if your scanner does VHF Low,
> The frequencies are:
> South Canterbury 1: 75.600 MHz (Timaru Exclusive)
> Fire South Dispatch: 75.7125 MHz (All of East coast down to the Waitaki
> River, and Christchurch Metro)
> Fire Mid Canterbury: 75.450 MHz (Everything else in between)
> Bear in mind, we don't use UHF here in Mid or South Canterbury as a
> rule, it is still VHF low.
>
> Cheers,
> Mike Trump,
> ZL3XD.
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