I was just woundering if someone can help me out and tell me whear I can get the train radio frequencies to listen to on my scanner while traveling on the train.
Posted by Dave Burden (Member # 88) on :
There are 96 frequencies used within the US. Sometimes the 14 FRS frequencies are used by the on-board crew, but we've only run into that on the Sunset Limited.
Dave
Posted by Heyboom (Member # 2058) on :
Just read that generally you can scan around 160.0 to 161.9 MHz for major railroad signals. Hope this helps.
Boomer
Posted by conrailkid (Member # 1898) on :
if you have a radio shack near you, they have a scanner frequency book, similar to betty bearcat. it gives frequencies for fire, ems, police, air, and railroads in your area. good resource, usually around 10-12 bucks.
Posted by striperjack (Member # 1636) on :
