nd5y
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Lawton didn't have any neighbors on Thursday and I haven't been able to decode it since then.
This morning it showed up as a neighbor on Walters & Velma.
This morning it showed up as a neighbor on Walters & Velma.
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nd5y
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Anybody know why they skipped all these site numbers?
One will eventually be Baker Peak and there are at least two SOWs that nobody ever identified.
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One will eventually be Baker Peak and there are at least two SOWs that nobody ever identified.
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More than likely these sites will be added in the future, as the system is built-out even further across the state. I'll be somewhere in the OKWIN planning files, there's a master site plan they are working with Motorola to extend the radio system into areas not covered by the old legacy TRS.
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I would guess the lower numbers were the 3600 Smart-X site numbers. So whatever OKC and Lawton were are now freed up for the 9600 system.
nd5y
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OKC was 8 and Lawton was 19. Some of the other sites kept the same number when they upgraded years ago.
fairlane68
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That's old information from 5 years ago. I need to know what to program into my radios for this new system.
nd5y
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Scanners or actual 2-way radios?
What brand/model radios?
Where did you get them?
Who originally programmed them?
If you are talking about scanners then all the necessary information is here:
Oklahoma Wireless Interoperability Network (OKWIN) (P25) Trunking System, Various, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Wireless Interoperability Network (OKWIN) (P25) Trunking System Profile
www.radioreference.com
Otherwise you need to contact the state of Oklahoma or a radio shop that is authorized to program radios on the state's system and not rely on a radio hobbyist web site for information on programming radios to operate on a state public safety system.
Follow-up... In the OKC Metro, I have been hearing Lawton, Durant, and Clinton units and traffic describing their respective local areas. The root of my question was to see if I had these remote areas input correctly into my "OHP Out of Area" Favorites List... I would conclude that is is!
Thanks for the reply ND5Y and N5bew1
Two new ones popped up on OKWIN BEE00 001-002 Oklahoma City TG's 1355 and 1481. I tried to reverse the math by multiplying 16 by the new TG's and search them out on the old OKWIN Motorola RRDB but nothing found. I may not have done the math right and possibility misunderstood it.
nd5y
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Not surprising. There are a lot of TG that are not in the DB.
There is a wiki article full of them.
You did the math right. P25 TGID x 16 = Type II TGID.
Does anybody know if oklahoma county sheriff is on the okwin p25 i have not heard them
I quit hearing the Mangum site in the last 48 hours does anyone know what has changed...?
nd5y
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Yesterday morning it was online and nothing about it changed, except it had a new neighbor.
nd5y
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Same thing this morning. Conditions are good and it's almost a strong as a local.
I don't think I have ever heard the Oklahoma County sheriff on either the analog OKWIN or the P25 one. I hear them only on their direct analog channels or on the ECOECN trunked system.
I was curious about Mangun because it showed updated in the DB in last 24 hours.... but not sure
nd5y
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That was just because the neighbors list was updated. No frequencies changed.
Yeah they were on analog system before the switch over to p25
I don't know why the Tulsa site was deleted from the OKWIN system, it is still active.
ecollins11
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I think this is where Midwest City went to Midwest City Trunking System, Midwest City, Oklahoma - Scanner Frequencies I can hear them on conventional repeater.
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