Uprr Roseville Yard Freqs.

[NVSHMOO]

What Are The Frequencies Used For Switching At The Roseville California Yard
And What Is 160.275 And 160.350 Mhz Used For ? Shannon In Reno

 

[Scott_PHX_APP]

Shannon,
Check out the "Railroadradio.net" and the "West Sac" feed page. Steve has some frequencies listed there. You may also find some additional information there also... BTW, I haven't checked with my buddy there yet, I haven't been able to send him the information.
Later...

 

[NWtoSFO]

Roseville Yard

Here's what I've got for the Roseville Yard;

160.275 Trim yard
160.350 Car Dept
160.395 Trim yard
160.875 Dispatcher 57
160.980 Hump Yard
161.100 City Yard Switching
161.130 Car Department
161.400 Yardmaster

others I've not confirmed;

160.590 yard channel
160.725 yard channel
161.040 yard channel
161.055 yard channel
161.220 yard channel
161.340 yard channel
161.490 purchasing dept

Matthew

 

[NVSHMOO]

Also 160.800 Mhz Martinez Sub,161.310 Mhz Valley Sub And 160.320 Mhz Roseviile Sub
+ 161.550 Mhz Road Channel And There Any Hotbox Detectors In The Roseville Area
And The Frequencies For Them Shannon

 

[NWtoSFO]

160.800 is dispatcher 62 on the Martinez Sub. The eastern end of the sub is dispatcher 57 (161.55). 160.320 is dispatcher 74 on the Roseville Sub, which I think starts in Rocklin or Newcastle and runs to Sparks. The Valley Sub is controlled by 57 from just north of Binney Junction south to Roseville. I believe the Sacramento Sub is controlled by 64 (161.310) from Binney to Stockton. The detectors around Roseville are on their respective road channels. There is a detector on the Roseville Sub in Rocklin, one just north of Lincoln on the Valley Sub, one west of Watt Ave on the Martinez Sub and several on the Sac Sub, though I rarely hear them.

 

[NVSHMOO]

Those Confirmed Frequencies Should Be Summitted To The Placer County
Database. I Have The Sparks Yard Frequencies In The Nevada Database
Shannon