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 Exceptional
 Location: Mandurah, WA
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I have an old Codan 6924 HF transceiver marked VNW82 and want to know which territory it would have been used in. It has a list of frequencies that the ten channels are tuned to but I cannot find a way of identifying the area or user. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Philip
 
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 Leigh
 Location: Bendigo, VIC
 Member since 27 January 2018
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G`Day Philip,

If any of the channels are/were RFDS then I may be able to help you identify the network area to which they were assigned,

Email is visible, contact me direct with a list of the frequencies fitted and we`ll go from there.


regards,


Leigh
 
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