Generally covers rail traffic from Milwaukee to Watertown, WI on CP Rail and Rugby Jct to Mukwonago, WI on the Canadian National. We are also monitoring the UP Adams Sub as well as the CN West Bend/Saukville Subs and the main WSOR frequency.
Motorola GM-300 radio using priority scan with CP as a priority.
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CP RAIL Wisconsin Dispatcher-Tomah Sub covers from LaCrosse to Wisconsin Dells. UP RAIL Dispatcher 43-Altoona Sub covers from Adams Yard to Merillan and the Winona Sub from Wyeville to Tunnel City. Also AMTK-CN-BNSF-WSOR.
Receiver is located in Tomah, WI.
This feed is provided in conjunction with an ATCS server. This is a real time dispatcher display.
Take a look at how it works at ATCSMon.com
| CANADIAN PACIFIC | |||
| 84 | 161.3700 | CP 1 | |
| 94 | 161.5200 | CP 2 | Tomah Subdivision (Priority 1) |
| 65 | 161.0850 | CP 3 | |
| 44 | 160.7700 | CP 4 | River Subdivision |
| 88 | 161.4300 | CP 5 | (Locked Out due to local Interference) |
| 41 | 160.7250 | CP 6 | |
| UNION PACIFIC | |||
| 52 | 160.8900 | UP 1 | Altoona & Winona Subdivisions (Priority 2) |
| 23 | 160.4550 | UP 2 | Maintenance of Way |
| 62 | 161.0400 | UP 3 | |
| 71 | 161.1750 | UP 4 | |
| BNSF RAILWAY | |||
| 39 | 160.6950 | BNSF | St Croix Sub-North of La Crosse, WI |
| 66 | 161.1000 | BNSF | Aurora Subdivision-South of La Crosse, WI |
| AMTRAK | |||
| 13 | 160.3050 | AMTK | "Home" Channel |
| CANADIAN NATIONAL | |||
| 10 | 160.2600 | CN | |
| 15 | 160.3350 | CN | |
| 45 | 160.7850 | CN | |
| 79 | 161.2950 | CN | |
| WISCONSIN & SOUTHERN RAILROAD | |||
| 31 | 160.5750 | WSOR | Road |
1-28-2019
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This feed covers the Canadian Pacific from La Crosse, WI to Winona, MN, Marquette, IA and West Salem, WI. BNSF from East Winona to Prairie Du Chien.
AAR 39 (160.695) - BNSF St. Croix Sub (St. Croix Dispatcher) (Priority 2)
AAR 66 (161.100) - BNSF Aurora Sub (La Crosse Dispatcher)
AAR 44 (160.770) - CP River Sub (River/Wisconsin Dispatcher) (Priority 1)
AAR 65 (161.085) - CP Yard Operations
AAR 84 (161.370) - CP Marquette Sub (Iowa Operations)
AAR 94 (161.520) - CP Tomah Sub (Wisconsin Dispatcher)
AAR 13 (160.305) - Amtrak Home
AAR 10 (160.260) - CN Whitehall Sub
AAR 31 (160.575) - WSOR Road
Located in La Crosse, WI
Radio: Kenwood NX-700K
Antenna: TrainTenna at 35 feet
This feed is provided in conjunction with an ATCS display. This is a real-time dispatcher display.
Take a look at how it works at ATCSMon.com
11/15/19
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(((Stereo Feed))) Left: 160.785 MHz (AAR channel 045) CN Neenah Subdivision, 160.575 MHz (AAR channel 031) Wisconsin & Southern. Right: 161.295 MHz (AAR channel 079) CN Waukesha Sub.
Three frequencies are monitored from a point near Fond du Lac, Wisconsin:
Right channel:
161.295 MHz (AAR channel 079) CN Waukesha Subdivision
Left channel:
160.785 MHz (AAR channel 045) CN Neenah Subdivision
160.575 MHz (AAR channel 031) Wisconsin & Southern
Kindly let the feed provider know of any technical issues. Thank you for listening to this feed.
Last updated: November 22, 2019.
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Broadcasting Canadian Pacific's Watertown Sub (161.370) and Tomah Sub (161.520), as well as Union Pacific's Adams and Clyman Subs (160.890) from Watertown, WI.
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Frequencies monitored are:
BNSF AAR 39 160.695 St Croix Sub. (Wisconsin)
CPRR AAR 44 160.770 River Sub. (Minnesota)
Radio: Motorola GM300
Antenna: Tram 1487 mounted at 35'
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