Advanced features
6-2 HF SSB transceiver user guide
RFDS and Telstra services
This section applies to Australian services only.
Your transceiver has been customised for operation into the
following remote area safety services:
• the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS, 6-2)
• Telstra (6-7).
Channel frequencies for both services are already set up in
your transceiver.
This section briefly covers the services offered by each
organisation and details the procedures required to use these
services.
RFDS
The RFDS is a vital communications link in the Australian
outback. Apart from maintaining contact and a listening
watch for medical services, the organisation also provides
general communication facilities that include radiotelephone
and lettergram services.
Each base station is given a unique range of channel
frequencies, some of which may be used to provide a day and
night communications watch for medical aid and assistance.
It is most important before setting out on a trip or entering an
area covered by a base station that you know the listening
watch frequencies and operating times. Your calls may never
be heard if you have chosen the wrong channel to send a call
for help.
Advanced features
6-2 HF SSB transceiver user guide
RFDS and Telstra services
This section applies to Australian services only.
Your transceiver has been customised for operation into the
following remote area safety services:
• the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS, 6-2)
• Telstra (6-7).
Channel frequencies for both services are already set up in
your transceiver.
This section briefly covers the services offered by each
organisation and details the procedures required to use these
services.
RFDS
The RFDS is a vital communications link in the Australian
outback. Apart from maintaining contact and a listening
watch for medical services, the organisation also provides
general communication facilities that include radiotelephone
and lettergram services.
Each base station is given a unique range of channel
frequencies, some of which may be used to provide a day and
night communications watch for medical aid and assistance.
It is most important before setting out on a trip or entering an
area covered by a base station that you know the listening
watch frequencies and operating times. Your calls may never
be heard if you have chosen the wrong channel to send a call
for help.