Victoria StateNet Mobile Radio Network (SMR)
The Victorian StateNet Mobile Radio network is a MPT1327 trunked radio system owned by the Victorian Government and managed by Telstra Corporation.
It consists of 101 base sites which are interconnected with other GRN networks around Australia allowing virtual communication with users either within the same state or across the country. In addition to this, telephone calls are possible to landline or mobile phones, however they are expensive.
Frequency allocation for this network start at 163.0625 MHz to 165.6875Mhz (channel spacing of 12.5 kHz).
Users of this network include:
- All State and Government Departments
- Telstra
- Parks Victoria
- Yarra Valley Water
- City West Water
- V/Line
- Sheriff's Office
- Department of Sustainability and Environment
- VicRoads
- Victoria State Emergency Service
The system remained analogue based during a recent upgrade.
Scanning of MPT1327 networks is possible using freely available software and a compatible scanner.
Read more about this topic: Government Radio Network (Australia)
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