Finally getting around to update some old scanners. I hear Osage County a few times and sometimes a little OHP, but most of the time the non trunking scanners don't stop on much of anything. With most everyone on Ok p-25 or the BA p-25, is there much reason to keep any of these old timers running. I have pretty much locked the old VHF and UHF stuff off the digital trunking ones so they can hit on the active stuff faster. Just trying to keep things simple.
Tulsa Area vhf-uhf
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The now obsolete analog scanner I have now sits in my office and I listen to aviation, railroad and ham frequencies, along with a few rural fire departments in my area. So there's a little to hear, depending on where you are, but not nearly as much as there used to be.
One sometimes has to broaden their listening interests beyond the typical emergency services. Still seeing plenty of analog in your area. Not going to post every example but among those...
Airports (Tulsa County) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Airports (Tulsa County)
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Tulsa County, Oklahoma (OK) Amateur Radio
Amateur Radio in Tulsa County, Oklahoma (OK)
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