Trunked Radio System Near OKC

[nanevoo]

I live in NE Oklahoma and have Bentonville Arkansas system in my radio. http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=TRSDB&sid=1792

During a trip to Norman my scanner started to pick up traffic on this system about the Shawnee area and lasted the rest of the way to Norman. After a search of the database i found this licence http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&action=fcc&cs=KNBU457

This licence includes the frequencies from the Bentonville site plus more. I don't know when I'll be back in the area if anyone wants to try the the same fleetmap on the other frequencies.

I was scanning the Bentonville system on my 246T and it was repeating or simulcasting traffic from other systems in the area which i was picking up with my 780xlt.
500-3 on this system was the same as 32 on the Shawnee TRS
500-1 was the same as 41776 on the State of Oklahoma TRS
26896 was the same ID on the State of Oklahoma TRS

It picked up many more ID's on this system but none I could Identify.

this is my first post so sorry if it's confusing but hope someone can understand it and have time to check it out and maybe log and identify some ID's

 

[mam1081]

You sucessfully found the State of Oklahoma DPS/Tulsa Motorola Type II Smartzone system ( http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=TRSDB&sid=844 ). It has various sites around OK, and has a fair amount of activity (lots in the Tulsa area). The *.2675 frequencies are used at the Techumseh site, near where you were.

Next time you're coming through, try programming it as a Type II system, insead of keeping your fleetmap. This will allow you to properly track the system. Since your 780 was in "Type I" mode, you got different IDs than your 246. Changing that to a "Type II" should fix that, and you should get the same IDs that the 246 does.

 

[nanevoo]

Well that clears that up for me. Thanks mam1081 for the post i guess the fact that one was in Hybrid mode confused me. I didn't find any systems that were Hybrid with those frequencies and didn't know they would still work.