Cleco

[teebee]

Does anyone have the frequencies for CLECO in the Morgan City/ Franklin area. I think they are now using a 900 system. I have found a control channel of 937.2250. The database shows it to be for CLECO but i am not able to search any id's using the Control Channel only mode on my Uniden 780.

[jimmyzshack]

Thought i would bump this b/c i would like to know for St. tammany. thanks

[loumaag]

Originally Posted by jimmyzshack

Thought i would bump this b/c i would like to know for St. tammany. thanks

Funny, until you posted this, I was not aware CLECO even existed in SE Louisiana.

We still have no information on a TRS for them in the DB, but there is this license (there may be more). I note it is all narrow band so the first thing I would suspect is EDACS Narrow, but LTR is just as likely.

[MASTRTECH]

The St. Tammany area is a MOTO system. The only tower location I know of is in LaCombe, La. I'm pretty sure it's an 800 system.

[loumaag]

Originally Posted by MASTRTECH

The St. Tammany area is a MOTO system. The only tower location I know of is in LaCombe, La. I'm pretty sure it's an 800 system.

Hmm, all the trunking licenses I can find for CLECO are 900 MHz ones so this is a conundrum.

Perhaps the good scanner hobbyists in LA could do a little research for us and maybe get some information together so we can get it in the DB.

Here are active trunking licenses I found for CLECO:
WPXA778 - Southeast LA
WPWY240 - Mid-state Eastern side
WPWY548 - Mid-state, central area
WPXA779 - Mid-state, southern area
WPXD366 - Southwest LA
WPZH547 - Mid-state, Western side

There is (of course) overlap and my area descriptions leave a lot to be desired, but since the maps appear for each of those, you should be able to figure out which ones are close enough to monitor.