Troop 2B Coverage - Hwy24 west - Ute Pass, WP

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mgn_wp

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Anyone know of alternate freqs/IDs for Hwy 24 west of Colorado Springs. In town, my reception is great, but as soon as I get into Manitou, nothing till GMF. I often pass troopers working the pass, but nothing on the Pro-2096. Loaded CCs and IDs from RR, even tried open mode a few times. Sometimes I catch air units on 155.505. Maybe they still use an old VHF freq instead of DTRS for better reception in the pass.

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Don't know if this will help or hurt, but I know you will not get anything on the C/S trunked system or the State DTRS through about the Manitou Exit up untill a little past the GMF. When we used to run calls through there we would just have to "wing it" maybe it would work maybe it wouldn't. We would use a UHF repeater we had set up for that area. But as far as Highway Patrol I don't know what they are using, I would check the old VHF frequencies for through there.
 

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2B Troopers in eastern El Paso and Teller counties are on DTRS 2B dispatch. They're on Cheyenne Mtn (868.050) in the Manitou-to-GMF area, same as the guys in the Springs. It's just that the coverage has some dead spots. I haven't noticed them having too much trouble though. I think they have better reception than our scanners. While 2B dispatch often broadcasts simo DTRS/VHF, I haven't heard the CSP cars on VHF up here in months.

In the Woodland Park area, CSP may be on Cheyenne Mtn, Westcreek or Lake George towers.
 
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