Newsletter
August 2010 has been an interesting month. We have been busier than recent years with continued TSCM servicing to metropolitan based clients in Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra & Brisbane.
In between this servicing, we have continued to finish off adding the remaining AOR products & accessories to our online store. There are around 50 AOR products including the accessories in the online store now. There are some additional AOR radio receivers to add to the online store. The AOR radio receivers still to be added to the online store, have advanced features.
The AR8200MK3 with the IR screen viewing feature, SR2000A & AR8600MK3 with the installed P25 digital decoder feature, need to be added to the online store. There is also the AR ONE radio receiver, AR ONE-C & AR ONE-BB to be added to the online store. We envision getting these products added to the online store by the end of September 2010.
We attended the Security Exhibition & Conference at Darling Harbour in Sydney in very early September 2010. It was good to see Investigation Industry related exhibitions there, promoting covert camera recording equipment.
LawMate Australia & Vision Drive had some quality covert camera equipment being demonstrated. Kenwood had a licensed bar with their quality radio transceivers on demonstration as well.
With the security staff at the main entry and patrolling around, the food catering and Kenwood bar area, it was a good environment to relax from a busy day at the office and to mix with industry personnel at a relaxed pace.
All exhibition staff was very helpful with product knowledge and quiet obliging.
Lynch Investigations & Countermeasures Pty Ltd upgraded their TSCM equipment to compliment further assistance to corporate clients in need of electronic eavesdropping detection. We now sweep and office environment to 20GHz with spectral analysis, including our thorough physical inspection and comprehensive risk management reporting.
We are also still handing surveillance work and inquiries for Family Law matters With couples separating, surveillance remains demanding due to child custody concerns with court orders in place, allowing us to provide surveillance to ensure the conditions of those court orders are being complied with.
That rounds it up for this last month's brief overview and the first day of September 2010. We look forward to communicating with you all again at the end of this month or early next month in October 2010.
PJL September 2010