In the past 161.175 has been the road channel on the Newport Subdivision, and 161.475 is the yard channel in Quebec which may have been used in VT, too. But, CP has just licensed 161.325 and 161.505 to the radio tower in Newport, so try all four and report back with what you hear!hello.. wondering what freqs CP rail would use crossing boarder from can to vt ? i see mainline and diff areas in the Radioref list.
thanks for any info .
hello.. wondering what freqs CP rail would use crossing boarder from can to vt ? i see mainline and diff areas in the Radioref list.
thanks for any info .
ok sounds good ty... will do on report back.. this is near alburg vt / rouses point ny/ but will try them for sure.In the past 161.175 has been the road channel on the Newport Subdivision, and 161.475 is the yard channel in Quebec which may have been used in VT, too. But, CP has just licensed 161.325 and 161.505 to the radio tower in Newport, so try all four and report back with what you hear!
ill check that site out tyVT Railroad Communications - Scan New England Wiki
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Oh, if you're over in that end of the state 161.100 is the frequency you want, the former Delaware & Hudson.ok sounds good ty... will do on report back.. this is near alburg vt / rouses point ny/ but will try them for sure.
will let you know. i moved so iam tryin to find the box scanner is in and this time of nite. no trains wont know till tommorow.Oh, if you're over in that end of the state 161.100 is the frequency you want, the former Delaware & Hudson.
CN/New England Central (Alburgh/St Albans area) frequncies are 160.305, 160.770, 160.935, 161.415
ok cool. gettin something on 160.935 talking track clear dispatcher... sweet.. ty for the info. now ill have to learn there wording. lol and who where they are.Oh, if you're over in that end of the state 161.100 is the frequency you want, the former Delaware & Hudson.
CN/New England Central (Alburgh/St Albans area) frequncies are 160.305, 160.770, 160.935, 161.415
the track from VT to Canada.. is 100ft from me. lol ..... added to scanner. ty for info... will see if anything comes up..If you're close to the Canadian border, add 161.535 into your list. CPR uses that north of Napierville on the Lacolle Sub.
the track from VT to Canada.. is 100ft from me. lol ..... added to scanner. ty for info... will see if anything comes up..
ok will do... its on the north west corner of vt. by lake champlain. it runs from st albains to Ont,canada i think..Which track are you referring to? Canadian Pacific's Newport Sub? If so, program in 161.325 and 161.505. As KB1LVA mentioned, CP has both of those frequencies licensed, and there is consistent reports of both frequencies being used in and around the Farnham area, to include Newport.
ok will do... its on the north west corner of vt. by lake champlain. it runs from st albains to Ont,canada i think..
ok bein iam very new to listening to trains...Okay, that's CN's Swanton Sub. As pointed out, the CN and NECR frequencies in post #7 are the frequencies you'll want programmed. CN trains 323 and 324 will be the two daily trains you should see/hear.
The dispatcher is issuing General Code of Operating Rules (GCOR) track warrantsok bein iam very new to listening to trains...
would they refer to them as box? i hear them saying box ... and is there a video or site for the wording they use? but will listen for them numbers 323 324 ...
i know they say the date time 3 times lol not like fire or ham lol .. i think when they say track clear.. meens no trains on that section.. i think..