Hello, I have all the MOSWIN Talk Groups for my area. Does anyone have all the low band freqs and tones for Missouri low band and any other information on low band. Thank you.
Missouri Highway Patrol Low BAND
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They are in the database for the state. Look for Department of Public Safety on the DB page below.
More Missouri specific low band info can also be found in the wiki.
Low band is rarely used in some troops and possibly not at all in others. Some troops run weekly low band tests.
If low band is still used in your area, don't expect to hear the troopers mobiles unless you have a good low band antenna mounted high.
The dispatch frequencies can usually be heard for a fair distance.
RRDB | Missouri Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Missouri (MO)
www.radioreference.com
More Missouri specific low band info can also be found in the wiki.
Low band is rarely used in some troops and possibly not at all in others. Some troops run weekly low band tests.
If low band is still used in your area, don't expect to hear the troopers mobiles unless you have a good low band antenna mounted high.
The dispatch frequencies can usually be heard for a fair distance.
How do I find them in WIKI? LINK? Thank you SirThey are in the database for the state. Look for Department of Public Safety on the DB page below.
RRDB | Missouri Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Missouri (MO)www.radioreference.com
More Missouri specific low band info can also be found in the wiki.
Low band is rarely used in some troops and possibly not at all in others. Some troops run weekly low band tests.
If low band is still used in your area, don't expect to hear the troopers mobiles unless you have a good low band antenna mounted high.
The dispatch frequencies can usually be heard for a fair distance.
Click the wiki link that should be at the top of most pages. It should have a search feature but I never really used it.
From that other link, visit the page I mentioned for low band stuff and click the wiki button at the top of that page will sometimes take you into the wiki on the wiki page with the info you may be looking for. No guarantees though!
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Missouri Department of Public Safety (MO) - The RadioReference Wiki
Thank You just what I was looking for.Missouri Department of Public Safety (MO) - The RadioReference Wiki
wiki.radioreference.com
I have all my TROOP D talk groups, But on Sunday nights here troop D does radio checks on low band and also uses low band for backup. What part of St Louis are you in?They are in the database for the state. Look for Department of Public Safety on the DB page below.
RRDB | Missouri Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Missouri (MO)www.radioreference.com
More Missouri specific low band info can also be found in the wiki.
Low band is rarely used in some troops and possibly not at all in others. Some troops run weekly low band tests.
If low band is still used in your area, don't expect to hear the troopers mobiles unless you have a good low band antenna mounted high.
The dispatch frequencies can usually be heard for a fair distance.
I'm in the west county area overlooking the Missouri river valley.
GREAT view? Do you have any unlisted MOSWIN talk groups?
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