Missouri Highway Patrol Frequencies??????

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More than likely you were hearing the 300w transmitter in Branson on 42.100. They also have a 100w transmitter called Pineville, actually located closer to Plainview, on 42.100
 

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I noticed that troop d is 42.100 now,I was recently in Northern NM over Christmas and heard them one night while i was scanning the bands!!!!!!!
wow that was a rare band opening!!!!
It sounded crystal clear!!!! from that far of a distance i'm thinking at least 900 or more miles!!!!

What you heard was low band skip and happens frequently at those frequencies. We could hear the CHP patrols on low band here in the Midwest during the summer when most of the skip happens. It is a pretty neat phenomena though.
 

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Depends on what Troop location you are next to. There is Troop A through F. Google Missouri State Patrol Frequencies. They are there.
 

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Can anyone help with Mo state police car frequencies?? I live close to Troop C , I receive dispatch
on 42.1000 and 42.140 but we never hear the car replies...Are they not simplex?? or repeaters
different frequency input? Appreciate any help......Walt
 

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Check out the database for the mobile relay frequencies. Once in a while you can pick them up via those. Depending on where you live, you may or may not pick them up. If there is a trooper within 10 miles or so of your location, you can catch them, otherwise your stuck to listening just the dispatch.
 

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Can anyone help with Mo state police car frequencies?? I live close to Troop C , I receive dispatch
on 42.1000 and 42.140 but we never hear the car replies...Are they not simplex?? or repeaters
different frequency input? Appreciate any help......Walt

Where are you located near Troop C? You can not hear much traffic even on the antenna that I built that picks up VHF from over 40 miles away. The best option is to add the 148.600 Mobile Extender and you may hear a bit more than normal.
 

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Where are you located near Troop C? You can not hear much traffic even on the antenna that I built that picks up VHF from over 40 miles away. The best option is to add the 148.600 Mobile Extender and you may hear a bit more than normal.

Below are three sets of Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) frequencies. The first set is strictly for Troop C, the second deals with the Division of Drug and Crime Control (DDCC) which handles things like raiding meth labs, operating stings, etc. The third list consists of their current statewide frequencies. Some you'll hear (point-to-point for example) and some you may never hear. But they're good to have in a scanner because there could be instances when one may pop up and then it can get exciting!

Hope this helps!

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MSHP – Troop C Frequencies
42.14 Trp C Disp R CTCSS 186.2 Law Dispatch
42.14 Trp C c2d R CTCSS 186.2 Law TAC
42.1 Trp C Disp M CTCSS 186.2 Law Dispatch
42.1 Trp C c2C M CTCSS 186.2 Law TAC
42.12 Trp C Disp S CTCSS 186.2 Law Dispatch
42.000 MHP S/W C2C CTCSS 186.2 Law TAC
456.175 Trp C MR 1 Law Dispatch
456.275 Trp C MR 2 Law Dispatch
456.575 Trp C MR 3 Law Dispatch
456.625 Trp C MR 4 CTCSS 151.4 Law Dispatch
460.0125 Trp C MX 1 Law TAC
465.1375 Trp C MX 3 Law TAC 465.3375 Trp C MX 4 Law TAC
42.26 Trp C Mob R CTCSS 192.8 Law Dispatch
42.78 Trp C Mob M CTCSS 186.2 Law Dispatch
42.02 Trp C Mob S CTCSS 186.2 Law Dispatch
465.1375 Trp C RF Law Dispatch

MSHP – Division of Drug and Crime Control (DDCC)
154.92 MO DDCC F-1 CTCSS 100.0 Law TAC
154.935 MO DDCC F-3 CTCSS 203.5 Law TAC
154.665 MO DDCC F-4 CTCSS 203.5 Law TAC
154.695 MO DDCC F-5 CTCSS 100.0 Law TAC
158.97 MO DDCC F-6 CTCSS 100.0 Law TAC
154.725 MO DDCC F-8 CTCSS 103.5 Law TAC
158.97 MO DDCC F-7 Law TAC
168.45 MO DDCC F-9 Law TAC
172.95 MO DDCC F-10 Law TAC
154.695 MO DDCC F-11 Law TAC
173.03 MO DDCC F-12 Law TAC
155.505 MO DDCC F-13 Law TAC
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MSHP – Statewide Common
44.86 DDCC Low Band CTCSS 186.2 Law-Talk
42.0000 MHP S/W C2C CTCSS 186.2 Law-Talk
42.02 Car-to-Car CTCSS 186.2 Law-Talk
154.905 MHP MX/VR CTCSS 100.0 Law Dispatch
154.935 MHP Tac-3 CTCSS 203.5 Law TAC
154.665 MHP Tac-4 CTCSS 203.5 Law TAC
155.37 S/W P2P Law-Talk
155.73 S/W Sheriff Law-Talk
154.695 MHP SERT Tac CTCSS 100.0 Law TAC
154.695 MHP SERT T/A CTCSS 100.0 Law TAC
148.6 MHP MX/VR Law Dispatch
465.4375 Mobile Extenders Law-Talk
155.445 Car-to-Car??(heard StL area 8/07) Law-Talk
 

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I do on a normal basis, pretty sure anyway. If I'm driving around I'll hear them with my external antenna, it cuts in and out. I'm about 35 miles away from their transmitter, but yes I hear them almost daily. I don't hear them on the other extender frequency, that I can't remember is right now.
 
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From what I have heard or saw on a previous forum, I believe it may be licensed to the National Guard and they are allowing it to be used for State Patrol or something like that, not exactly sure. Haven't tried a PL/DPL search on it, knowing that the other troops may use it with their own unique PL/DPL. Troop H is mostly 173.8 PL and Troop A would be 203.5 so who knows what they do. . .
 

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The 148.600 frequency is assigned to the mobile extenders. I've searched several times and have never found a license that belonged to anyone in Missouri for that frequency.

I've always seen the PL as 186.2 when receiving 148.600. I can't say for certain though that this would be the same for every channel that the mobile extender is retransmitting.
 
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