Bureau of Meteorology
HF (high frequency) radio
Marine Weather Broadcasts On-line Survey
http://www.bom.gov.au/survey/hf/


The Bureau of Meteorology is conducting a survey to gather information
on the usefulness of its HF marine weather broadcasts and ways to improve
the service.


If you are a mariner who uses HF radio to receive weather forecasts
and warnings from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology's transmitters at
Charleville (call sign VMC) and Wiluna (call sign VMW) we would appreciate
your time in completing a short on-line survey.

To access the survey please click-on the link below.

Survey

If you wish to complete the survey off-line and post to the Bureau
separately, you can do so by downloading and printing a copy below (40kb).
Please note that you must download Adobe Acrobat Reader (available free from
ADOBE) to open the PDF file .

PDF Document

Why are we seeking feedback?

The Bureau of Meteorology commenced this service on 1 July 2002 to
replace coast radio station broadcasts. A new system was commissioned by the
Bureau to provide a dedicated weather service for mariners. This system
provides both automated voice and radiofax broadcasts.

We are keen to hear from all users of the Bureau's marine HF radio
service about its usefulness and any suggestions you may have to improve or
enhance it.

Please note. This survey closes on 31 March 2006.


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**Save the HF (Shortwave) Radio Spectrum! Eliminate Broadband over Power
Lines!!!
**Stephen Newlyn, VK5VKA. G'day from the City of Elizabeth, South Australia.
***Visit the "Stop BPL" page
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~vk5vka/stopbpl.htm
****Visit my Home Page at http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~vk5vka/index.html

also conduct a survey on the accuracy of the weather forecasts


"Stephen Newlyn" wrote in message
...
: Bureau of Meteorology
: HF (high frequency) radio
: Marine Weather Broadcasts On-line Survey
: http://www.bom.gov.au/survey/hf/
:
:
: The Bureau of Meteorology is conducting a survey to gather
information
: on the usefulness of its HF marine weather broadcasts and ways to
improve
: the service.
:
:
: If you are a mariner who uses HF radio to receive weather
forecasts
: and warnings from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology's transmitters
at
: Charleville (call sign VMC) and Wiluna (call sign VMW) we would
appreciate
: your time in completing a short on-line survey.
:
: To access the survey please click-on the link below.
:
: Survey
:
: If you wish to complete the survey off-line and post to the
Bureau
: separately, you can do so by downloading and printing a copy below
(40kb).
: Please note that you must download Adobe Acrobat Reader (available
free from
: ADOBE) to open the PDF file .
:
: PDF Document
:
: Why are we seeking feedback?
:
: The Bureau of Meteorology commenced this service on 1 July 2002
to
: replace coast radio station broadcasts. A new system was commissioned
by the
: Bureau to provide a dedicated weather service for mariners. This
system
: provides both automated voice and radiofax broadcasts.
:
: We are keen to hear from all users of the Bureau's marine HF
radio
: service about its usefulness and any suggestions you may have to
improve or
: enhance it.
:
: Please note. This survey closes on 31 March 2006.
:
:
: --
: -----------------
: **Save the HF (Shortwave) Radio Spectrum! Eliminate Broadband over
Power
: Lines!!!
: **Stephen Newlyn, VK5VKA. G'day from the City of Elizabeth, South
Australia.
: ***Visit the "Stop BPL" page
: http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~vk5vka/stopbpl.htm
: ****Visit my Home Page at
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~vk5vka/index.html
:
: