Monitoring: Canadian National Railways Cherokee Subdivision Union Pacific Boone Subdivision.
Feed will also cover Buena Vista, Sac, Calhoun, Carroll, Webster, and Humboldt counties. Monitoring: Canadian National Railways Cherokee Subdivision Union Pacific Boone Subdivision
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Dispatcher/Road - 161.220
Switching/Yard - 160.305
The radio will hear the Newton, Brooklyn, Homestead, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and Moscow bases.
The radio will occasionally hear Adair, Earlham, Altoona, Davenport, and Silvis bases.
Radio on rare cases will hear the Atlantic and Sheffield bases.
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3/2014 - New radio installed, improved audio quality
Monitoring:
Union Pacific - 160.890, 161.040, 160.845, 161.175
Normally hears operations between Marshalltown and Bertram
Canadian National - 161.190 & 160.920
Normally hears CN local's on Cedar Rapids line and Waterloo Yard Master
CRANDIC - 160.500
Normally hears CRANDIC YM, IANR, and IAIS crews getting permission onto/off property and operations in/around Cedar Rapids
Iowa Northern - 161.385
Radio traffic is sketchy at best
Iowa Interstate - 161.220 & 160.305
Normally hears Newton, Brooklyn, Homestead, and Cedar Rapids base radio's
Broadcasting Union Pacific's North Platte Terminal Subdivision (AAR 038-160.680) from North Platte, NE.
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AAR 54 (160.920)-BNSF Angora Sub (Alliance South) AAR 66 (161.100)-BNSF Sandhills Sub (Alliance East) AAR 70 (161.160)-BNSF Alliance Terminal AAR 87 (161.415)-BNSF Butte Sub (Alliance West)
This feed monitors the following channels:
AAR 54 (160.920)-BNSF Angora Sub (Alliance South)
AAR 66 (161.100)-BNSF Sandhills Sub (Alliance East)
AAR 70 (161.160)-BNSF Alliance Terminal
AAR 87 (161.415)-BNSF Butte Sub (Alliance West)
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The following frequencies are monitored;
Canadian National (CN)
AAR 50 160.860
AAR 46 160.800
AAR 16 160.350
Burlington Northern Sante Fe (BNSF)
AAR 66 161.100
AAR 85 161.385
T-Bird Mine
AAR 8 160.230
Radio: Motorola GM300
Antenna: Tram 1487 mounted at 30'
This voice stream works in conjunction with ATCS Monitor (Advanced Train Control System). To use ATCS Monitor, join the ATCS Monitor Yahoo Group.
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The Frequencies currently Monitored are:
BNSF:
160.335 AAR 15 (West Hump dispatcher)
161.100 AAR 66 (Hinkley Sub-Road)
161.160 AAR 70 (Northtown Yard Switch Tender)
160.920 AAR 54 (Wayzata Sub
161.385 AAR 85 (Staples Sub East)
CP
161.370 AAR 84 (Paynesville and Withrow Subs)
UP
160.890 AAR 52 (Altoona Sub
CN
161.295 AAR 79 (Minneapolis Sub
Radio: RELM (Regency Land Mobile RH256) It does not have a scan delay option.
Antenna: Spectral Isopole mounted at 32' high on the tower.
The frequencies monitored are as follows:
Antenna: Tram 1491 mounted at 39'
This voice stream works in conjunction with ATCS Monitor (Advanced Train Control System). To use ATCS Monitor, join the ATCS Monitor Yahoo Group.
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The frequencies monitored are:
BNSF
AAR 85 161.385 Coon Creek to Staples
AAR 87 161.415 Staples to Dilworth
Radio: Motorola GM 300
Antenna: Super Station Master mounted at 135'
Location: Little Falls, MN.
This voice stream works in conjunction with ATCS Monitor (Advanced Train Control System). To use ATCS Monitor, join the ATCS Monitor Yahoo Group.
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The following frequencies are monitored:
AAR 36 160.650 (Willmar Yard)
AAR 54 160.920 (Wayzata & Morris Sub Dispatcher)
AAR 66 161.100 (Appleton Sub.)
AAR 70 161.160 (Marshall Sub.)
AAR 83 161.355 (Willmar Yard)
Radio: Motorola GM300
Antenna: Pair of 10 element yagis (1 East, 1 West) mounted at 50'
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