Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p VMB4 is a UHF Citizens' Band Radio (UHF CB) Repeater located one kilometre from Mount Sugarloaf on the Sugarloaf Range in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. VMB4 is Newcastle's fourth repeater to go to air in the Hunter Region.VMB4 provides continuous outstanding coverage from Buladelah in the north to Gosford in the south and as far west to Singleton. There are minimal blackspots throughout this coverage area.The repeater is used by CB hobbyists, four wheel drivers, truck drivers and families as a free form of communications between vehicles and homes. Because the repeater site is self-powered it is capable of handling emergency communications should the power or telecommunications network fail.The repeater is located on the Auzcom Communications tower which also hosts the Newcastle Node of the VKS-737 Four Wheel Drive Network, Radtel Outback Telephone Service and a Coast Guard service.The voice ID plays every 30 minutes which is a recording that identifies the callsign and location of the repeater.. }
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- VMB4 abstract "VMB4 is a UHF Citizens' Band Radio (UHF CB) Repeater located one kilometre from Mount Sugarloaf on the Sugarloaf Range in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. VMB4 is Newcastle's fourth repeater to go to air in the Hunter Region.VMB4 provides continuous outstanding coverage from Buladelah in the north to Gosford in the south and as far west to Singleton. There are minimal blackspots throughout this coverage area.The repeater is used by CB hobbyists, four wheel drivers, truck drivers and families as a free form of communications between vehicles and homes. Because the repeater site is self-powered it is capable of handling emergency communications should the power or telecommunications network fail.The repeater is located on the Auzcom Communications tower which also hosts the Newcastle Node of the VKS-737 Four Wheel Drive Network, Radtel Outback Telephone Service and a Coast Guard service.The voice ID plays every 30 minutes which is a recording that identifies the callsign and location of the repeater.".