nd5y
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This morning I was getting a NXDN 4800 baud control channel on 453.7375 that appears to be SE of Wichita Falls. It might be WQPY644 (PROSPER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT) FCC Callsign Details which is not in the database.
I've been picking this up again a few times recently.This morning I was getting a NXDN 4800 baud control channel on 453.7375 that appears to be SE of Wichita Falls. It might be WQPY644 (PROSPER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT) FCC Callsign Details which is not in the database.
I hear stuff all over N TX and SW OK using only indoor antennas but not all the time. The troposphere does all the work.
Yep. Tropo openings can be better on UHF, 700, 800 and 900 MHz than on VHF. That isn't unusual. I have picked up 7/8/900 MHz trunked sites in the panhandle and near Houston and Austin from here with indoor yagi antennas and a PRO-2006 with Unitrunker or DSD+.Even in UHF? Guess I need to read up on propagation.
That double T avatar looks very similar to the one on my tailgate.I was in the area the other day and came up with the same conclusion - likely Prosper ISD. I didn't hear any traffic on the system, but just based on signal strength while driving through it's very close to Prosper. I logged 453.6375, RAN1/Site1, LCN3, SYS 251, NE48
It looks like other frequencies could be 453.1875, 453.3875 and your confirmed 453.7375