Dustybill69
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I have read some people talking about hearing Troop C on the new P25 MOSWIN system, and I myself have not heard anything yet. Anyone know what site/frequencies they are using?
What tower(s) are you listening to? They are very active on Imperial and Welden Spring. I'm not sure if the St. Louis towers are carrying MOSWIN traffic yet or not.
As Toad said, program in the Weldon Spring and Imperial sites. Those are both VHF sites.
Most of the Troop C activity is on those sites if you are located in the St. Louis area. Very active now.
If you are further south, then maybe try and see if you can get the Lawrenceton site.
They are all listed here: Missouri Statewide Wireless Interoperable Network (MOSWIN) Trunking System, Statewide, Missouri - Scanner Frequencies
I myself have only seen some testing occurring with the STL City North site 201 but nothing really troop C related. The Weldon Spring and Imperial sites both show the 201 800 MHz site in the city as a neighbor site but I'm not sure if Lawrenceton does.
dustybill69 said:Ok cool. I do have it correct. I mean thats how I always done it. It just seemed wierd to have a DEC/talkgroup as just the number 5. But I still have zero hits.
On July 19th I put MOSWIN in my new HP1 as a favorite. I live about 20 miles from Troop C at hwy 40/64 and 94. I have not heard one transmission on MOSWIN yet. will try with my outdoor scantenna connected to the HP1 on Sun. I will let you know if I hear anything. My HP1 fav shows scan sequence of Mo DPS, MO STATEWIDE INTEROPERABLE, ST Louis P25, St Charles, St Louis county. Am getting St Charles and St Louis county traffic., a few frequencies. I have not found the HP1 and computer very easy to use. Bill
It may be helpful to know what radio/model you are using and the system settings you are using.
One mistake I made early on with my PSR600 was not having the system type set to P25 Auto.
The DEC numbers like 5 are the talk group numbers and the numbers like 10205 may the unique numbers(not the badge #) assigned to the radio transmitting. That is correct on the dec number like 5 being Dispatch one and such. You will want to put those numbers and alpha tag with it in the scanner. Also you can id the Radio Id with the badge(Unit #) in the scanner with an I before the number ie i10205.
I am hearing traffic from the Lawrenceton, Imperial and Shirley towers from where I live in Park Hills.
Hope this helps.