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Bush Search And Rescue Victoria
Radio System Types
There are two basic types of radio systems, conventional and trunking systems and
within conventional systems there are two modes: simplex and repeater operation.
Simplex – a conventional radio system
No reception -
shaded by hill
Poor reception
due to foliage
Good reception -
close by & line of sight
Good reception -
high on hill
Simplex
Operation
One channel - uses
the same transmit and
receive frequency
f1
f1
f1
Remote Base
(if in place)
Search Base
Simplex channels use a single frequency (f1) for transmit and receive and allow
direct communications between one radio and all other that are within range.
Simplex coverage is line of sight only. It will not go over hills and in the bush is
normally limited to 1-2km
In a BSAR scenario simplex is used with UHF CB radios on a line search,
around the search base or to an adjacent search group
Remote Base
A remote base is a simplex radio located at a high location linked back to the
search base, often by another radio channel
Repeater – a conventional radio system
Repeater communication uses a channel with separate frequencies for transmit
and receive via a radio repeater located on a nearby high point
From a BSAR perspective this could be a local Police repeater or a UHF CB
repeater channel (Ch 1-8)
A repeater improves coverage range within an area by being located in a high
location
All other radios within range of the repeater will hear all traffic
When out of range of the repeater a radio cannot communicate with any nearby
radios as the radios transmit and receive of different frequencies eg all the hand
held radio transmit of f1 and receive of f2
To check if you are in range of a repeater push the PTT for 2 seconds and listen
for the sound of a repeater tail ie the radio squelch/mute opens and the closes a
short time later
Competency Name Radio Procedure No C_003 Rev No V2
File Name bsar radio v2.6 aug10.doc Issue Date 01/08/10 Page 2 of 17
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