Terre Haute Railroad Frequencies

[aronspowell]

So I am been looking for the Correct CSX 2024 Frequencies . I been trying to get the CSX Frequencies that are Main ones but everyone I ask is telling me differently information and does anyone know what the main current Frequencies please

 

[AK9R]

The east-west line is the St. Louis Main and is controlled by the IB Dispatcher:


The north-south line is the C&ED and is controlled by the SB Dispatcher:


This information is from the following website which I have found to be very accurate: CSX Dispatcher Desk Codes

 

[aronspowell]

The east-west line is the St. Louis Main and is controlled by the IB Dispatcher:
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The north-south line is the C&ED and is controlled by the SB Dispatcher:
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This information is from the following website which I have found to be very accurate: CSX Dispatcher Desk Codes

Thanks

 

[usswood]

Don't forget Indiana railroad on their Dispatch channel 160.620

 

[aronspowell]

Don't forget Indiana railroad on their Dispatch channel 160.620

I got that one programmed and thing is sometimes there quite at night on communications . I'll seat at the CSX Railroad not near it like in the Car and 15 feet away it's on the Safety Guidelines , so thing is that I don't understand why can't hear them at night time on communications . Someone told don't be afraid to ask people questions and that why got to these questions about things I don't know.

 

[INDY72]

There isn't as much rail traffic at night as you'd think. Also only your bigger yards do a lot of work 24/7. Shortlines sometimes don't even run after dark, and some only run 2, maybe 3 days out of the week. Up here in Indy it's slower at night, but always something running. Except on Sundays when it's hit or miss. Yardwise we have the "Big 4" in Avon, and the small Hawthorne here, and constant switch work on the belt.

 

[aronspowell]

There isn't as much rail traffic at night as you'd think. Also only your bigger yards do a lot of work 24/7. Shortlines sometimes don't even run after dark, and some only run 2, maybe 3 days out of the week. Up here in Indy it's slower at night, but always something running. Except on Sundays when it's hit or miss. Yardwise we have the "Big 4" in Avon, and the small Hawthorne here, and constant switch work on the belt.

I agree with you on that

 

[KC9LQV]

CSX crews will occasionally jump over to AAR46/160.800 for switching if the road channels are busy.

 

[aronspowell]

CSX crews will occasionally jump over to AAR46/160.800 for switching if the road channels are busy.

I agree with you on that . So I ask a CSX Worker that I know personally but he told me that they use all CSX Channels and The Indiana Railroad Channels , but he said be easy probably program all CSX and The Indiana Railroad Channels into the Radios . He said sometimes you might not hear them do to how far there out or you might be out far somewhere , also he said that they been having problems there self on longer ways when worked at night or day shifts . Like he said that normal things , but everything will be alright . Can't give the Radios they use because get into trouble but that all I know personally

 

[INDY72]

Most run Kenwood/JVC NX series HT's, with a few very Motorola HT's not gone the way of the dodo yet. The Kenwood's are pretty good radios.

 

[aronspowell]

Most run Kenwood/JVC NX series HT's, with a few very Motorola HT's not gone the way of the dodo yet. The Kenwood's are pretty good radios.

Possibly there using Kenwood Radios and not sure I haven't had chance to looking into it