Helpful for some, and of no use to others:
RRDB (of course you already know about this)
Oncor P25 Main RR Wiki Page
Oncor P25 RR Wiki Site Research Page
Oncor P25 Google Map
Before anyone gets in an uproar, yes I created the wiki page for site research (because nobody else had), and yes I'm in Ohio and have nothing to do with this system other than I like to see these large systems accurately depicted and I like to create Google Maps for the occasion.
The Wiki is editable by anyone. I would ask that anyone who knows of additional peers/neighbors that haven't been confirmed yet, please add them to the Site Research page on the wiki with the last known CC of that peer and use the same method I did for notating what needs confirmed. I can't control the wiki, but I'm hoping it will stay sensible (confirmed items listed as confirmed, and those needing confirmed listed as needing confirmed).
You'll also note my verbage in the wiki "apparently confirmed (in DB)" because I don't see any of the submissions and have no idea how confirmed the sites actually are, or how much guesswork was involved. I'm hoping that guesswork is left to the wiki and that absolutely confirmed site locations are what are submitted to the DB. But again, I have no control over that.
Just wanted to provide some tools so that people know what sites have been confirmed, what peers (and their last known control channels) have been seen, and look at map to help figure out what site makes the most sense (when multiple licenses have the same freq licensed at different sites).
Obviously, confirmed data should be submitted to the DB. But I'd also ask that if people get screenshots of Unitrunker or DSDPlus (or produce copies of DSDPlus.P25data files in a submission), that they also consider sharing that data on the forum so that the wiki / map can be kept up to date and so that those people in Texas who are out there sleuthing have tools at their disposal.
Thanks
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