This feed covers the central Missouri area of the Union Pacific Railroad voice communications. It receives a portion of 3 subdivisions. Jefferson City Sub 161.220 Sedalia Sub 160.470 River Sub 160.740
Status: I'm having some problems with what I believe to be AC line noise-causing some interference at my receive site. I'm working on trying to locate the exact source before I contact the utility company. This mostly only affects the weaker transmissions and goe
This feed will pick up Union Pacific Railroad Communications from the Jefferson City Area, which will include some of the,
Jefferson City Sub (161.220)
Sedalia Sub (160.470)
River Sub (160.740)
Detectors that can be heard are,
109.2 on the Jefferson City Sub
120.3 on the Jefferson City Sub
139.1 on the Sedalia Sub
139.1 on the River Sub
156.2 on the Sedalia Sub can occasionally be heard although reception is poor.
Dispatcher towers that can be heard are,
Holts Summit, Rocheport, Clarksburg, and Americus. When conditions are good towers even farther out can be heard.
The antenna is located north of Jefferson City.
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