FPO703
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I have been listening to OHP on 44.7000 & 45.220 all night long. Coming in loud & clear in Cleveland, Ohio.
Thank you Mother Nature.
Thank you Mother Nature.
OHP loud & clear in Ohio
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K5MAR
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Used to be one of the Deep South states on 44.70 MHz, back in the early 70's they used to come booming into Oklahoma every summer. Don't remember which state and they apparently changed freqs as I haven't heard them in years.
Catch any callsigns? The troop for my area, Pawnee - Troop K (King Troop) is KKC-881.
Mark S.
Catch any callsigns? The troop for my area, Pawnee - Troop K (King Troop) is KKC-881.
Mark S.
FPO703
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No, no callsigns. I was also picking up Highway Patrol from Missouri as well.
I was hearing Tennessee HP district 2 yesterday on my bc246t on 42.42 also some fire dept back east on 33.90 not able to identify them. I've also heard CHP from here on occasions
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FPO703 said:
Any unit identifiers? Alpha tags for the troops: Troop A - Adam, Troop B - Baker, etc. There are also speciality units: Ocean is the air units, the various turnpike units are called by their pike names, so you might hear Cimarron-XXX, Turner-XXX, etc. Just curious which troop(s) you were hearing.
FWIW, This is the link to the Okla. Highway Patrol on RR.
Mark S.
skywatch said:
You may also hear Indiana State police on 42.42 as that's the statewide base to mobile dispatch freq.
Lowband can be fun. I can hear the CHP and OKHP here in New Mexico on a regular basis, and when the band opens up a bit, Nebraska Highway patrol and Missouri comes rolling in.....best I ever heard out here was I caught the Evansville, Indiana state police post once.
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I'm also hearing some fire department on 33.90 sounds real busy somewhere back in the eastern time zone. maybe boston? can't find it in the database yet...
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