can someone who monitors MSHP Troop C, specifically in Franklin County but also STLCO, can you advise which dispatch channel they use. there are 6. I have a unication so I'm looking to program TIA
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Troop C uses Dispatch 1 (Rural Dispatch) TG 5 and Dispatch 2 (Metro Dispatch) TG 7.
I thought that Metro Dispatch was on TG 5 and Rural Dispatch was TG 7 ?
According to the DB this is the TG's
Thanks for the info, I saw that in the data base but didn't want to use up space. I'll program 5,6 and 7
If you are out of reach on the Weldon Spring site, the Imperial site will work as well. I was out of luck with the Weldon Spring site, tried the Imperial site out of curiosity and it worked.
Greetings - just visiting for a short time and figured I would send my observations.
this is my current view on MOSWIN from Warrensburg.
The 3.98 site has been full-scale on multiple visits to this area over the last year or so - I don't think it's "Trailer 2" anymore - this seems to be a permanent site. Based on traffic, this seems to be the most active site and is by far the highest signal strength site near me - Surprised this has not migrated to the Zone 5 side of the system, but (??)
I hear 4 700 MOSWIN sites from my very limited QTH in Warrensburg:
5.25 Odessa
5.22 Windsor 700
5.19 Warrensburg (my name, not on RR)
3.98 Johnson Co (my name, in RR as "Trailer 2")
Notes:
the picture above shows two sites, 1.51 and 1.75 that are isolated - unknown reason, but those 2 sites are not in the RR dB - I do not know but it's possible those sites have been moved to Z5?
the 5.22 Windsor site is reporting a neighbor site 5.7 with CC of 169.6625 - I cannot hear this site from my current QTH and 5.7 is not in the RR dB.
I will update / add to this post as needed.
Merry Christmas!
this is my current view on MOSWIN from Warrensburg.
The 3.98 site has been full-scale on multiple visits to this area over the last year or so - I don't think it's "Trailer 2" anymore - this seems to be a permanent site. Based on traffic, this seems to be the most active site and is by far the highest signal strength site near me - Surprised this has not migrated to the Zone 5 side of the system, but (??)
I hear 4 700 MOSWIN sites from my very limited QTH in Warrensburg:
5.25 Odessa
5.22 Windsor 700
5.19 Warrensburg (my name, not on RR)
3.98 Johnson Co (my name, in RR as "Trailer 2")
Notes:
the picture above shows two sites, 1.51 and 1.75 that are isolated - unknown reason, but those 2 sites are not in the RR dB - I do not know but it's possible those sites have been moved to Z5?
the 5.22 Windsor site is reporting a neighbor site 5.7 with CC of 169.6625 - I cannot hear this site from my current QTH and 5.7 is not in the RR dB.
I will update / add to this post as needed.
Merry Christmas!
nd5y
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3-98 might be this one.
169.6625 might be this one.
FCC Callsign WRZF788 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WRZF788 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)
www.radioreference.com
169.6625 might be this one.
FCC Callsign WQQF635 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WQQF635 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)
www.radioreference.com
3-98 might be this one.
FCC Callsign WRZF788 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WRZF788 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)www.radioreference.com
169.6625 might be this one.
FCC Callsign WQQF635 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WQQF635 (MISSOURI, STATE OF)www.radioreference.com
I think you are correct on both, but FYI, the 3.98 site is transmitting WPTZ785 as its BSI callsign.
FYI, the 3.98 site seems to carry primarily Pettis County TG traffic. The signal is VERY strong in Warrensburg, however.
if the location on the WRZF788 license is correct, that is a fairly long stretch for Pettis Co on 700 MHz... 20+ miles to Sedalia.
of note, I have NOT seen ANY Johnson County agencies on the 3.98 site.
if the location on the WRZF788 license is correct, that is a fairly long stretch for Pettis Co on 700 MHz... 20+ miles to Sedalia.
of note, I have NOT seen ANY Johnson County agencies on the 3.98 site.
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