Anyone close enough to see if they actually use 406.7625 and if so is it DPL 023? I picked up repeater traffic on this during a band opening the other morning in SETX. Traffic sounded like moving things around to several "lots".
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I guess not. 
nd5y
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When you first posted that I was going to suggest not holding your breath on getting any useful information from that part of the state.
They could have a 380 MHz trunked system by now and it would be a long time before anybody found it.
They could have a 380 MHz trunked system by now and it would be a long time before anybody found it.
Yeah, we're kind of lean in that part of the State. We have one (maybe two) good resources in that area.
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It reminds me of this.
forums.radioreference.com
I only took 4 years after I "found" it to show up in the database.
Re: New 380 MHz P25 system
Old thread about this is locked: https://forums.radioreference.com/threads/new-380-mhz-p25-system-south-central-southeast-us.353380/ 4 years later somebody has identified it as McAlester Army Ammunition Plant in Oklahoma and it showed up in the database today...
Red River Army Depot Transportation does move the vehicles to several lots as they are staged and repaired. I will monitor that frequency to see if they are using it.I guess not.
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nd5y
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You might want to search 138-144, 148-150.8, 162-174, 380-390 and 406-420 MHz and see if there are any control channels.
I have found lots of traffic on that frequency from Red River Army Depot Transportation section. Very active Monday-Friday.
DPL 023?
I was monitoring on my 70cm radio so I'm going to assume yes, but will add to scanner and check to be sure.
Yes, they are using DCS 023
Thanks! That confirms what I heard was them.
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