nd5y
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It looks like the Young/Jack and Montague county sites with the same frequencies really are simulcast.
Simulcast site with 2 in Collin County - Last time I was out Leonard way looking at it, the 3 sites weren't fully on the air (even the control channels were on different frequencies, and the site showed isolated. I can pick up Anna (one of the other sites in the trio) from my home base, let me get my base station back online and I'll start monitoring it.FWIW ...
TX/NM Electric Leonard Texas (Fannin County) WSEG411 451.0375/456.0375 DT3 CC0 TGID: 14193
was also hearing TGID: 14200 Getting 1 bar on both Leonard and Whitewright, 3 bars on Anna and nothing on Princeton. from NE Grayson Co. Can also confirm new antennas at Leonard and Whitewright stations.Simulcast site with 2 in Collin County - Last time I was out Leonard way looking at it, the 3 sites weren't fully on the air (even the control channels were on different frequencies, and the site showed isolated. I can pick up Anna (one of the other sites in the trio) from my home base, let me get my base station back online and I'll start monitoring it.
It's simulcast. Montague and Young/Jack sites are the same, except Young/Jack has 4 channels. When conditions are good I get multiple simulcast carriers on 451.1375 and nothing on the other 3 but normally to weak to decode so I don't know if all 4 channels are used.All three sites share these two frequencies: 451.0750, 452.8375
Last week I saw a lot of traffic but almost none this week. Yesterday I only got a couple hits on Petrolia site on 14193 and 14201.I don't think they're testing anymore, these might be fully operational now.
I have some data from Pilot Point, and hope to head that way with the mobile rig this weekend to build a submission (I have a site ID, but if it's like what I had for Whiteright/Leonard/Westminster simulcast, it might be different than when I first logged it). I'm also going to chase Princeton and verify that all three of the simulcast sites are one site (another artifact from my initial work on it months ago) - if I can nail down those three I'll get them submitted, and that will leave Lewisville (which I was in that area a few weeks ago and didn't pick it up) in the DFW Metroplex to solve.Just found Denton County. (Pilot Point) WSEN282 451.05000, 451.21250. Its a jump from my QTH but I'll try and lock a signal and see what we have.
Just heard them refer to it as what sounded like "North Texas Wide".14193 seems to be a common one all sites share.