Well at app. 4.75 miles West on Hwy 20 and .75 miles North from Pryor, that would probably be GRDA's main microwave repeater tower. It's also home to 147.060 HAM repeater, a UHF HAM repeater and one of GRDA Lake Patrols UHF repeaters. It's a "busy" tower in a good location.
There's also an older AT&T waveguide tower, that's be converted to a cell tower that is about 1/2 miles South of there, but the directions pretty much line up with the GRDA tower.
All of this physical location stuff doesn't really matter, I'm just curious more then anything. If it's the GRDA tower, it has the second best coverage of any tower in this area. It should have excellent coverage East of the Justice Hill range by Claremore, to the other side of lake Hudson to the East, with a slight dead/weak spot to the SouthEast towards Chouteau/Wagoner.
I've got the freq's plugged in and ready. Your right, I bet there won't be much Tulsa traffic on it. I would guess OHP Troop L will be the first users of it. I wouldn't think that any local agencies would switch to it, mainly due to cost. They may have a link to it in dispatch eventually, but I would be surprised to see them make the switch. I read Claremore has a new LTR system, so I would say they won't be on it. Pryor has a descent repeater that covers the town good. Mayes County Sheriff has excellent coverage it seems. Might be a ghost repeater for a while, at least until OHP Troop L gets converted. :roll:
