Wireless Communication

Wireless communication in outback Australia is a very important tool that can be useful in everyday life. Most people that live in the outbacks of Australia generally don’t have really close neighbours. Their neighbours are as close as 1 or more km each. Not many people in the outback are close to any supplies or even getting into contact with other people from the city. There are many pros and cons in living in the outback. The beautiful scenery and amazing Australia creatures really bring out the Australian feel in living in the outback but the lack of supplies and help there is for those who live in the outback of Australia. Not a lot of people in the outback need all the supplies people in the city need, but getting contact from others can be a bit difficult. If the people living their are unable to reach contact with anyone, that could be very dangerous. Living in the outback is also a great idea. There are ways that you can talk and communicate to people. Some of the devices that are used in modern day society in the outback is Walkie talkies, UHF radios and a last resort in some cases a voice communication device. The people in the outback do intact live in houses and they would also have a vehicles to drive. Although nowadays satellites are becoming more frequent in the outback although not as much as you would see near the city. It is said that by 2016 in the outback about 24 satellites will be places across 10 sites in grass paddocks. 

Coaxial cables are used quite a lot in the outback. They are used by placing the cable into a radio transmitter ect. Coaxial cables can also be found in modern homes. Optical Fibers are what is used to carry light. These optical fibers allow communication over long distance and do not lose as much sound.