OHP TROOP A
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blakem,
Hey buddy .. you could very easily take this the wrong way. I am not insulting you when I say this, but you need to take some time and explore this website.
ALOT of time has been put into the construction of and the presentation of the information that you can find here. USE IT!!
Here is where you need to go to find info for OHP Troop A:
First, click on the link at the top of your screen that says: "RR Database". Next, click on the state that looks like Oklahoma (it says 'OK' in the center of it). When that page loads, click on the link in the center of your screen that says: "State of Oklahoma DPS / City of Tulsa".
When that page loads, the frequencies will be at the top. If you need TG info .. scroll down until you find a heading that says: "OHP Troop A (Central Oklahoma) Area Talkgroups".
That should be what you are looking for. If you want info on lowband, that can be found inside of the Oklahoma pages too.
Hey buddy .. you could very easily take this the wrong way. I am not insulting you when I say this, but you need to take some time and explore this website.
ALOT of time has been put into the construction of and the presentation of the information that you can find here. USE IT!!
Here is where you need to go to find info for OHP Troop A:
First, click on the link at the top of your screen that says: "RR Database". Next, click on the state that looks like Oklahoma (it says 'OK' in the center of it). When that page loads, click on the link in the center of your screen that says: "State of Oklahoma DPS / City of Tulsa".
When that page loads, the frequencies will be at the top. If you need TG info .. scroll down until you find a heading that says: "OHP Troop A (Central Oklahoma) Area Talkgroups".
That should be what you are looking for. If you want info on lowband, that can be found inside of the Oklahoma pages too.
K5MAR
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Blake, Crayon is right. Alot of people (myself included) have worked at supplying the best information we have to the Oklahoma database here on RR.com. It's kinda like one-stop shopping for radio frequencies. I'll grant that there are some places not well represented, and some types of information are not yet in the database, but I'd guess 85-90% of everything is there, especially in the more populated areas.
Give the database a gander, I think you'll be surprised, amazed, and pleased at the amount of information that's there. Then, if you have any questions, come back and ask. If anybody can help, they/we will.
Mark S.
Give the database a gander, I think you'll be surprised, amazed, and pleased at the amount of information that's there. Then, if you have any questions, come back and ask. If anybody can help, they/we will.
Mark S.
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