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Also try 156.015 They use this locally for mobile to mobile comms.

MODOT still uses them in Wright/Texas County 151.070 main and 151.040 secondary. I submitted some of the listed 400mhz freq back in the day for flagging operations. Id believe they are still used today. But only for truck to truck or hand held to handheld. Id get out there and run your...

In Southern Missouri, they use the county dispatch frequencies to communicate calls, status etc some are on digital some are on regular listed vhf dispatch frequencies. The US Forestery fire service uses (Blue Buck) a Rolla based system to communicate with units controlling and patrolling...

I'm sure you already made your trip, but I'd suggest just running your rig in close call / sweeper mode. You may or may not pickup anything in the clear but you also might get unlisted unenceypted vehicular repeater outputs too. Maybe even takedown mics etc. Just get ready to beat the hell...

Are you right in the city of Springfield or outside it?

Exactly, that's why blocking and muting people is a crazy concept, especially when you get a group of mods. The more you have the more chance you have setting someone off. What's the fun on that? Talking business like all the time is boring and plain.

That's really awesome to hear. I love you continue the unfiltered tradition. Hams in Stl where I used to live, would have a vein pop if there was a repeater like this. 😂

I would if I lived nearby. I listen to the stream online. Over the last few days, people have complained they want it back like it was and it sounds like they still allow cussing and banter, but they have had some good long conversations lately without banter. Nice to hear another repeater...

They have 2. One was just active, but they got quiet Just wait a bit it's still early on LA 😁 "KW6USA 147.4500 MHz Renegade Repeater" using the Scanner Radio app. You can listen to it by going to KW6USA 147.4500 MHz Renegade Repeater and "K6MWT 147.4350 MHz Los Angeles Renegade Repeater"...

Anyone else listen to or participate on147.450MHz The REAL Renegade Radio Repeater (W6NUT)? Serving the disenfranchised 147.435 userbase that rejects the communistic dictatorship of K6MWT in the greater Los Angles Area. The only free speech repeater remaining in the United States. Programming...

you can listen to the other Renegade Repeater in LA

I will key in the frequency in again and see if it's still there. Being it was a touch more than a weak signal. If I hear it, I'll make some time to drive each direction and see which way it is and head that way 😀👌

I have never used that software. I only have the ability to use Windows based software unfortunately with my Rtl-SDR. The nearest airport is a very small one, 6 miles west of me. Then Fort Lenardwood is about 40 miles north of me.

Mystery Signal found on Mil Air band 364.499.650 cw mode

I'M sorry, I misspoke. I was trying to say , I get the main program to run in most cases, it's the extra commands or addons that I have the issues with.

Thanks, I got that working to a point. I hear the DMR and see the plugin show (DMR) when theres a transmission, but don't hear any decoding. Do I just adjust the slider bar or is there another setting that I need to play with? The signal definitely could be better.

I can get static when running SDR#, but with every program closed and just running fmp.exe. I get the errors shown above :(

Yes sir, its the "Release.zip" I extracted it everywhere theres a program relating to the RTLSDR.

Just clicking fmp application = FMP rev 1.4t FMP -h for help summary SDR sampling rate = 1.008 MHz Spectrum window width: 512 FFT size: 32,768 Spectrum update rate: 10 Hz Step size table: 5.000 6.250 7.500 12.500 15.000 25.000 DSD+ path: '.' Primary frequency list: '.\FMP-FreqList.csv'...

Yes, I turned off the firewall and still no luck. This is what I get when I click the AUTO file DSD+ 1.101pt Appending synthesized audio to file 'DSDPlus.wav' 0 frequency records loaded 0 radio records loaded 0 group records loaded 0 site records loaded 0 network records loaded Initiating...