Central Oregon MPT-1327 system help needed

[ki7fk]

I have been trying to figure out an MPT-1327 system that can be heard in Central Oregon. A search of the FCC database shows no licenses on these frequencies anywhere in Oregon so I am hoping someone can help me figure this system out.

I am using TrunkView to monitor the two control channels I know of, but it cannot provide the voice or data frequencies, which are needed to get the info to configure the system. I am not seeing any activity in the surrounding frequencies so I am hoping someone else has this one figured out. The channel numbers can be converted to frequencies once you can monitor a voice channel and extract the needed data with TrunkView. Any help or thoughts are much appreciated.

Here is what I have so far. Thanks in advance!

Control Channels

161.800 MHz - Channel ID=4491 - Channel #=160 (this is on marine channel 24)
161.925 MHz - Channel ID=44D1 - Channel #=170 (this is on marine channel 86)


Adjacent Sites of the control channels
Channel # (Site ID)

161.800 (4491) = 162 (44C1), 170 (44D1), and 172 (AA49)
161.925 (44D1) = 160 (4491), 344 (41F9), and 345 (44F1)

 

[kd7kdc]

Its covered in a spectrum market block license rather than by frequency.




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[gmitch]

Most likely one of these:
ULS License - Public Coast Stations, Auctioned License - WPOJ532 - MariTEL Northern Pacific, Inc. - Map
ULS License - Public Coast Stations, Auctioned License - WPOJ520 - PacifiCorp - Map
ULS License - Public Coast Stations, Auctioned License - WQPC660 - PacifiCorp - Map
ULS License - Public Coast Stations, Auctioned License - WQPC661 - PacifiCorp - Map

but that is not going to help much...

 

[ScanRite]

I believe I've only ever heard them come up on 152.6225. I'll have to double check though.

44C1 - CH 162
4491 - 161.8000 CH 160
44D1 - 161.9250 CH 170
44A9 - CH 172
41F9 - CH 344
44F1 - CH 345