Missouri Audio Options

[436isthe1]

Statewide Point To Point 155.370mhz and Sheriffs Net 155.730mhz. Does anyone know the Audio Options, CTCSS or DCS for these Channels? Thank You.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

They're both in the DB, carrier-squelch. No tone

155.37000

CSQ

KA5824

Statewide Point-to-Point [Ch 5]

Statewide Common Highway Patrol

Missouri Department of Public Safety

MO

155.73000

CSQ

Statewide Sheriff's Net

Law Enforcement Common/Shared

Common/Shared

MO

 

[kruser]

Generally they don't use tones on them. The STL County radio does use 156.7 on 155.370 but I think that's so they can mask the audio when it transmits its CW identifier. I know stations calling on point to point don't need any tone to be heard by other monitoring stations.
A lot of departments also use the tri-county Slater system for point to point talkgroup. It's just an analog patch into Slater that sounds like garbage due to it being analog.
I don't recall the last time I heard Sheriff's net on 155.730.
They have a interop talkgroup on Moswin that is probably the replacement for the old Sheriff's net.

 

[436isthe1]

They're both in the DB, carrier-squelch. No tone

155.37000

CSQ

KA5824

Statewide Point-to-Point [Ch 5]

Statewide Common Highway Patrol

Missouri Department of Public Safety

MO

155.73000

CSQ

Statewide Sheriff's Net

Law Enforcement Common/Shared

Common/Shared

MO

Thank you sir.

 

[436isthe1]

Generally they don't use tones on them. The STL County radio does use 156.7 on 155.370 but I think that's so they can mask the audio when it transmits its CW identifier. I know stations calling on point to point don't need any tone to be heard by other monitoring stations.
A lot of departments also use the tri-county Slater system for point to point talkgroup. It's just an analog patch into Slater that sounds like garbage due to it being analog.
I don't recall the last time I heard Sheriff's net on 155.730.
They have a interop talkgroup on Moswin that is probably the replacement for the old Sheriff's net.

Would the 156.7 work statewide? Im in south west Missouri.

 

[scannerowner]

Statewide NIFOG shows CSQ, I believe.

 

[436isthe1]

Statewide NIFOG shows CSQ, I believe.

I will try it. getting alot of key ups breaking squelch.

 

[wbloss]

you're about 20 years too late. They used to be 10 deep! That's well before P25, MOSWIN etc/

 

[436isthe1]

you're about 20 years too late. They used to be 10 deep! That's well before P25, MOSWIN etc/

Yes I know, RR still has sheriffs net listed and so does Sentinel

 

[wbloss]

SInce Sentinal pulls from RR

 

[436isthe1]

SInce Sentinal pulls from RR

Anymore info would help.

 

[scannerowner]

I'm confused by what you are trying to accomplish? Also what does this thread have to do with audio?

 

[436isthe1]

I'm confused by what you are trying to accomplish? Also what does this thread have to do with audio?

Audio tones, I was just seeing if the Sheriffs net is still active and the tone for the freq.

 

[436isthe1]

Generally they don't use tones on them. The STL County radio does use 156.7 on 155.370 but I think that's so they can mask the audio when it transmits its CW identifier. I know stations calling on point to point don't need any tone to be heard by other monitoring stations.
A lot of departments also use the tri-county Slater system for point to point talkgroup. It's just an analog patch into Slater that sounds like garbage due to it being analog.
I don't recall the last time I heard Sheriff's net on 155.730.
They have a interop talkgroup on Moswin that is probably the replacement for the old Sheriff's net.

yes, Radio Reference still show the Sheriffs Net active.

 

[scannerowner]

It should be CSQ. What are you referring to as "audio". I don't think I have heard it used in a long time.

 

[436isthe1]

It should be CSQ. What are you referring to as "audio". I don't think I have heard it used in a long time.

Audio tone is CQS, CCTSS and ect.