2019 MOSWIN Sites/Talkgroups

[talkpair]

Post conversations for 2019 here.

 

[kb9hgi]

New group ID on Knox City tower the ID is 30601 anyone know what this ID it sounds busy and might be sherrifs?

 

[talkpair]

306xx falls in Schuyler county's numbering series. I am not 100% sure of this however

 

[zzdiesel]

I'm hearing TG 6012 being used for Pemiscot County, but I can't figure out who it is.

 

[wbloss]

I just submitted 5 new SIte NACs for sites located between Joplin and Jeff City today.
PLEASE check your nearby MOSWIN Sites to verify if the site NAC (NOT the SYSID) is different from the RR Database and submit the changes.
The new Unidens can check site NAC to verify the site, so correct Site NAC info is critical!
w

 

[AC0RV]

Ok I am hearing the TGID 22502 with so far UIDs of 1036724, and1036721. one of them was calling for radio check from a "Statt" Units.

Can some monitor it and advise.

Giga Thanks.

 

[wbloss]

Was in Texas County this past weekend and ID'd a new 700MHz MOSWIN SITE: 3-48
cc: 769.44375
Which begs the question of where 3-47 is?
I have submitted with screencaps of Pro96Com to the database.

 

[kruser]

Was in Texas County this past weekend and ID'd a new 700MHz MOSWIN SITE: 3-48
cc: 769.44375
Which begs the question of where 3-47 is?
I have submitted with screencaps of Pro96Com to the database.

Do you recall if Pro96com showed any neighbor sites?

 

[wbloss]

yup several neighbors. All submitted, but here is a pix:

 

[kruser]

yup several neighbors. All submitted, but here is a pix:

Thanks! They sure are adding a lot of 700 MHz sites across the state.

 

[wbloss]

Thanks! They sure are adding a lot of 700 MHz sites across the state.

It would be interesting to see a map of JUST 700 MHz sites.

 

[nd5y]

Which begs the question of where 3-47 is?

There are several 700 MHz sites that are not in the database but were listed in CAPRAD. I posted them in various threads in the past couple years. I don't know if any really exist or not.

 

[wbloss]

Tom - I have followed your postings but did not see one for Texas County or Houston/Licking.
Did I miss that?
w

 

[nd5y]

It would be interesting to see a map of JUST 700 MHz sites.

If you take the site information in the db, CAPRAD, and unknown sites referred to in other threads you can make a google earth map of the whole system then only show VHF or 700 MHz sites.

You can also view the locations of all FCC ASR database towers in google earth that can help narrow down where a new site might be located.

 

[nd5y]

Tom - I have followed your postings but did not see one for Texas County or Houston/Licking.
Did I miss that?
w

I think it's a new one. I'm still trying to figre that out.

 

[nd5y]

Well it might not be a good idea but I decided to post my map.
It's a .kml file so you probably need Overview – Google Earth to view it. I don't know of any other software that works with .kml files. The GE tool I mentioned previously for viewing FCC ASR and FAA data you can get from FCCInfo - Now on Google Earth!.

 

[kruser]

Well it might not be a good idea but I decided to post my map.
It's a .kml file so you probably need Overview – Google Earth to view it. I don't know of any other software that works with .kml files. The GE tool I mentioned previously for viewing FCC ASR and FAA data you can get from FCCInfo - Now on Google Earth!.

Thanks for taking the time to put this together, it works well!

 

[wbloss]

Thanks for the .kml - it works great! Did you consider the 800MHz zone 2 sites around St Louis?
w

 

[nd5y]

Did you consider the 800MHz zone 2 sites around St Louis?
w

It's there, only the VHF and 700 sites are shown by default. You have to expand 2 triangles down to see all of the folders.

 

[scanman1958]

From my viewpoint....very limited....the newer 700MHz sites seem to pop up very close to vhf sites already operating. It may be that they are filling a void in conjested areas thatvthe vhf signal can't penetrate. Just a thought.