NPS freqs

[chudson584]

Anyone have the frequencies for National Park Service at Wilson's Creek and Ozark Scenic Riverways? Or all NPS areads in MO.

 

[signal500]

Anyone have the frequencies for National Park Service at Wilson's Creek and Ozark Scenic Riverways? Or all NPS areads in MO.

Wilson's Creek NPS 173.7625
Ozark Scenic Riverways 171.625

 

[QDP2012]

Wilson's Creek NPS 173.7625
Ozark Scenic Riverways 171.625

Are these in the RR DB? I looked earlier and didn't find them.

Thanks,

 

[dfbarnes]

Check Shannon County, MO. I believe that's where they're listed.

 

[QDP2012]

Check Shannon County, MO. I believe that's where they're listed.

Thanks.

 

[nicknen]

I haven't heard anything on 171.625 (Ozark National Scenic River ways) is a while. Heard they went digital but that is unconfirmed.

 

[scannerowner]

I hear occasional Park Rangers on MOSWIN talking to Troop A, and they may have their own TGs.

 

[nicknen]

Thanks - I am already monitoring all the moswin sites in the vicinity. I think what you are hearing are the MO State Park law enforcement. They use the moswin system.

thanks again

 

[nicknen]

This is getting very frustrating! I have a 996xt and cannot figure out how to monitor NPS - mainly "Ozark National Scenic Riverways". I was able to hear them just fine for years on the listed freg in RR. Now nothing!
I am monitoring all the Moswin sites in range however NPS is Federal. I'm sure they are not on Moswin.
Any help would be appreciated as I live less than five miles from the park.

Thanks,

Nick

 

[ecps92]

Try and search the 162-174 for a few weeks, maybe they changed frequencies

This is getting very frustrating! I have a 996xt and cannot figure out how to monitor NPS - mainly "Ozark National Scenic Riverways". I was able to hear them just fine for years on the listed freg in RR. Now nothing!
I am monitoring all the Moswin sites in range however NPS is Federal. I'm sure they are not on Moswin.
Any help would be appreciated as I live less than five miles from the park.

Thanks,

Nick

 

[ksmoscanner]

Found this:

NPS PEPC - Rehabilitate and Upgrade Radio System to Narrowband Digital

Its dates 2011 but maybe the upgrades were completed recently. Who knows... I agree though that you need to start doing a search. That is going to be the quickest way short of getting another local who has already found it to tell you. If your radio has close call/signal stalker maybe you could get close to one of their tower sites and park for an hour or so.

Gregg in KC

 

[nicknen]

Thanks to ksmoscanner - the link did offer some insight but still no solution is clear. Being new to the 996xt probably isn't helping either.

 

[bee]

The Natchez Trace Parkway, is a part of the National Park Service. They have been on satellite for about 5 years, and cannot be picked up by any scanner,

 

[nicknen]

ok, thanks bee. That certainly could be the problem here too.

thanks again,

nick

 

[stlouisx50]

As far as NPS - Ozark National Scenic Riverways (Eminence) try the listed 171.625 mhz. They use non encrypted as well as encrypted transmissions. Also I picked up 172.575 mhz non encrypted in use as well.
151.205 MHZ is being used for MO state highway patrol as well as park rangers. It's a Repeater located in Eminence with which provides non digital coverage for the area.

 

[ecps92]

Are you saying they are now P25 ?? ENC and CLR ??
IF so what are the NAC's

As far as NPS - Ozark National Scenic Riverways (Eminence) try the listed 171.625 mhz. They use non encrypted as well as encrypted transmissions. Also I picked up 172.575 mhz non encrypted in use as well.
151.205 MHZ is being used for MO state highway patrol as well as park rangers. It's a Repeater located in Eminence with which provides non digital coverage for the area.

 

[semo]

Are you saying they are now P25 ?? ENC and CLR ??
IF so what are the NAC's

These are for Arrowhead (Ozark National Scenic Riverways) near Eminence. Most comms are in the clear.

National Park Service 169.8250 NAC 4A4 Digital
National Park Service 171.7750 NAC 4A4 Digital
National Park Service 172.5750 NAC 4A4 Digital

 

[ecps92]

Thanks,

I did find a document a few years ago, that indicated there were 7 Repeater Sites
Sadly, no Freq info was part of that document for the P25 use

These are for Arrowhead (Ozark National Scenic Riverways) near Eminence. Most comms are in the clear.

National Park Service 169.8250 NAC 4A4 Digital
National Park Service 171.7750 NAC 4A4 Digital
National Park Service 172.5750 NAC 4A4 Digital