Atlantic City Boardwalk Tram Car Service Frequency?

[Scannerfreak6743]

I was in AC this past week and noticed the boardwalk Tram Car staff carry radios. However cannot find their frequency anywhere. If anyone is able to close-call them, please let me know. I don't see any FCC license for them either.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Have you checked common and itinerant business frequencies? They could also be leasing radios and repeater coverage from a radio shop. Just some things to consider

 

[Scannerfreak6743]

That would be my guess too. I actually noticed a few other places in AC using radios such as the Chelsea Pub and Tenn Beer Hall. I did briefly scan through the 460 MHz band while down there, but no luck. But, if anyone close calls any of these businesses, please post.

 

[RichardKramer]

Haven't been there since 2019; but try these heard back then:
451.225 DMR CC1
461.600
461.850

 

[Scannerfreak6743]

Haven't been there since 2019; but try these heard back then:
451.225 DMR CC1
461.600
461.850

No, I think you are referring to the Jitney frequencies. I know 451.225 DMR is the main Jitney bus frequency. The Boardwalk Tram runs up and down the boardwalk itself.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Yup. 451.225 is definitely the jitney. Was listening to them for a bit last week

451.225

456.225

CC 1 TG 1 SL 1

WQYD609

Atlantic City Jitney Association

 

[RichardKramer]

I found my AC log book from 2019 and I have the Trams using Midland FRS CH 9; Code 1. I didn't list the freq, but you can probably find it doing a search of Midland radios from that time frame. FRS CH 9 is probably the same freq as today's channel line-up 467.5875; not sure about the Code 1 - maybe 67.0?

 

[Scannerfreak6743]

Thanks, I will program it in for next time I am down there

 

[tvengr]

The tram service address is listed at 114 S New York Ave. That address shows to be Park Place Valet Service. There appears to be trams inside that building. Another site shows an office in the 7-Eleven at 116 Park Place. Owner is Tim Boland. I have been unable to locate a license.

 

[robbinsj2]

I was down there last week and had a look, the handheld radios I saw did not look like FRS/ GMRS radios; I would describe them as simple pro radios but I didn't get close enough to identify a make and model. I didn't get any hits on 467.5875/67.0 for the period that I listened, but I'm not sure how much they would need to use the radios.