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 Ian Robertson
 Location: Belrose, NSW
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Anyone got a copy of this anywhere?
 
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 Johnny
 Location: Hobart, TAS
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Ian, I have a list of channel 0 to channel 11, which is the 13 channel system.
Could email if this is what you want.
JJ
For those that find that strange.
Channel 0 and Channel 5A along with 1 to 11, making 13 channels.
 
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 Labrat
 Location: Penrith, NSW
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I have a copy I just have to find it.

I should be able to post it later today.

Wayne.
 
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 Keith Walters
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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When all else fails, ask CopilotšŸ¤£
Channel 1: 45-52 MHz
Channel 2: 56-63 MHz
Channel 3: 63-70 MHz
Channel 4: 70-77 MHz
Channel 5: 77-84 MHz
Channel 6: 84-91 MHz
Channel 7: 174-181 MHz
Channel 8: 181-188 MHz
Channel 9: 188-195 MHz
Channel 10: 195-202 MHz
 
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