Listen

Austravel SafetyNet Channels:

Austravel have a wide range of channels to cover communication over short to long distances throughout the day and night.

View the full sked time tables under the SKEDS tab to select a time and channels when you will hear the base operators and mobile stations. Channel 9 is our nominated digital channel for those club members who have digital voice enabled transceivers.

Austravel West Coast Ch1  Ch2   Ch3  Ch4  Ch5  Ch6  Ch7  Ch8  Ch9  Ch10

Austravel East Coast  Ch1  Ch2  Ch3  Ch4  Ch5  Ch6  Ch7  Ch8  Ch9  Ch10

Listen to Austravel HF:

Listen to our network via our two software defined radios (SDRs).  These are internet connected and can listen to our frequencies and also offer a number of other features.

West Australian - Austravel SDR        East Australia - Austravel SDR

Each SDR receiver offers simultaneous connections for up to 4 and 8 users respectively in West and Eastern Australia.  Around sked times chances are that someone is already listening to the frequency you want at that time which enables you to piggyback, or camp, on another user and listen to their frequency selection.  Using the links above you can go in the queue for the next available SDR channel slot and using this makes more slots available for all.  Please put your name in the USER tab - you can use your fullname, Austravel Selcall or Amateur radio callsign.
 

Other things you may hear on HF:

Identification of things you may hear in the HF spectrum.  (SIGIDWIKI) 

Sadly we compete with many other man made noises such as over-the-horizon radar.

Emergency marine:

West Coast SDR: Marine  4.125Mhz    Marine 6.215Mhz   Marine  8.291Mhz 

East Coast SDR: Marine  4.125Mhz    Marine 6.215Mhz   Marine  8.291Mhz 

General information:  

West Coast SDR: Marine 8.176Mhz

East Coast SDR: Marine 8.176Mhz

Variety - the Children's Charity of WA:

West Coast SDR: Variety  4.480Mhz

Shortwave radio stations in Australia:

Unique Radio is a shortwave radio station on  3210 kHz USB and 5035 kHz USB from the Tamworth area, NSW Australia.

There is another station Island Memories transmitting on 5045 kHz AM.

4KZ is available on 5055 kHz AM but you can receive it OK on USB as well on your commercial transceivers.

Amateur Radio:

Have a listen here to the Commercial Radio Users Group (CRUG) on Wednesday evening on 7090 kHz USB at 5.30pm WST or 0930UTC. This sked is to help new amateurs to get on air with their commercial transceivers on USB. All are welcome
and you can transmit from home and receive on the SDR if you have high local noise.

CRUG West Coast SDR: Amateur 7.090 Mhz
CRUG East Coast SDR: Amateur 7.090 Mhz

The CRUG sked resumed on 19th June 2024.