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BUNGONIA
NSW, Australia
GPS Co-ordinates: S 34 85' 55.1 E 149 94' 41.53Bungonia
Council Road closures
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LOCAL SITUATION RE THE RAIN
THE BUNGONIA HTS UHF RADIO REPEATER IS ON-LINE AFTER HAVING BEEN SERVICED.
The Bungonia Hts Private UHF Radio repeater has now been moved to its new home as of 2 April 2011
with an elevation of over 750 mts (ASL) with an authorised transmit power of 50 watts which I have now reduced to 30 watts.
We have successfully tested the radio from Bungonia to Goulburn, Windellama, Lake Bathurst, Tarago, Lake George, Bungendore, Nerriga & east towards Nowra for several kms, Robertson, Federal Hwy towards Collector.
(of course there are many 'black spots' because of terrain) but communications were successful over that distance using a small 5 watt portable radio.
Good clear signals were made throughout Bungonia village & out to Inverary Park. Also along the length of Jerrara Road, O'Allen Ford Rd, Windellama Rd.
Transmit at 477.800
Receive at 472.600
Are you ready for the summer heat?
Do you have sufficient communications with your neighbours during a fire or medical emergency?
If you don't have sufficient communications then contact Cal about your two way radio needs and get onto the Bungonia Hts Private UHF frequency.
A good solid UHF Radio is a "MUST HAVE" when you need simple or Urgent
communications with your neighbours or some of the Emergency Services in
this area.
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NEXT EVENT HAPPENING
Bungonia - Goulburn Floods - Dec 2010
ANZAC Day photos - 2011
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Latest issue of Bungonia Times can be found here
2010 Past events
2011 Past events
2012 Past events
NEXT EVENT HAPPENING
Bungonia - Goulburn Floods - Dec 2010
ANZAC Day photos - 2011
New Years Day Annual Cricket match - 2012
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Bungonia derives from an Aboriginal word meaning 'sandy creek'
Bungonia was originally called Inverary. A post office opened at Inverary in 1832 and was renamed Bungonia in 1836. When the Great Southern Road (now the Hume Highway) bypassed the town, it ceased to grow beyond a small village.
In the 2006 census, Bungonia had a population of 258 people.
Council Road closures
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LOCAL SITUATION RE THE RAIN
Please Note: If there is water over the road proceed with caution. If you believe the risk is too great do not attempt to cross
THE BUNGONIA HTS UHF RADIO REPEATER IS ON-LINE AFTER HAVING BEEN SERVICED.
The Bungonia Hts Private UHF Radio repeater has now been moved to its new home as of 2 April 2011
with an elevation of over 750 mts (ASL) with an authorised transmit power of 50 watts which I have now reduced to 30 watts.
We have successfully tested the radio from Bungonia to Goulburn, Windellama, Lake Bathurst, Tarago, Lake George, Bungendore, Nerriga & east towards Nowra for several kms, Robertson, Federal Hwy towards Collector.
(of course there are many 'black spots' because of terrain) but communications were successful over that distance using a small 5 watt portable radio.
Good clear signals were made throughout Bungonia village & out to Inverary Park. Also along the length of Jerrara Road, O'Allen Ford Rd, Windellama Rd.
Transmit at 477.800
Receive at 472.600
Are you ready for the summer heat?
Do you have sufficient communications with your neighbours during a fire or medical emergency?
If you don't have sufficient communications then contact Cal about your two way radio needs and get onto the Bungonia Hts Private UHF frequency.
So if you would like to purchase a 5 watt portable radio or 50 watts vehicle mounted radio to transmit and receive on the Bungonia Hts private UHF radio frequency then contact Cal on 48447273 and get in early because later this year the old 40 channel UHF radio is being phased out for the upcoming 78 UHF CB Channels.
News & Events of Bungonia
What is happening next in the community?
See the April 2012 issue of Bungonia Times for details on these events:
1st April Fools Day
1st April Daylight Saving finishes at 2am. Clocks forward 1 hour.
1st April - 25th Annual Goulburn Swap meet at showground. 6am
6th April - Long Weekend starts
7th April - Bungonia Market Day - 9am onwards
9th April - Easter Monday
11 April—Judy’s Kitchen Morning Tea
Web Design: Greg Callander.
Copyright © 2009 2010
Mail: Greg Callander
All rights reserved.
Revised: 26 March 2012
Webmaster Greg Callander