FEED NOTES:
Live feed of CSX, NS, Amtrak, Canton RR, and PBR in the Baltimore region.
The NS D&H South Line is a 40 mph, 267 mile long single track mainline running between Schenectady, NY and C.P. Kase (Sunbury, PA). The line traverses numerous grades and includes 10 Signalled sidings and numerous DCS/Handline Sidings over the route. There are also numerous online industries served by various locals 7 days per week. The line see's on average 8-14 trains per day. Trains on this line are operated by Norfolk Southern and include just about every commodity from grain, general freight, coal, automotive, and intermodal.
Channel Monitored: CP Sunbury Subdivision, Road Channel 91 161.475MHz Location: Bear Creek, PA 2100Ft Above Sea Level (Location hears the entire line from CP Kase to Binghamton and Beyond) Broadcast Equipment: Motorola Quantar Into DELL Optiplex 755 Running Windows 7 Professional into an APC Pro 1000 UPS for backup and Generac site generator. System will run 24/7 NO Down Time except for computer updates. This feed will support the entire line which includes Susquehanna, Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Columbia, Montour,and Norththumberland counties.
The feed and associated equipment are maintained by Ronald ZUKOSKY (N3VTH)
Special thanks to the following who have made this feed possible:
Jeff DePOLO (WN3A), George GANNIS, (WB3FKQ) Dave ZUKOSKY (KB3CYS),Joseph BETZ (KF3DI)
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Passenger Rail Feed in Somerset County, NJ that will monitor NJ Transit's Newark Division (Raritan Valley Line & North Jersey Coast Line), and Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.
Scanner Model: Uniden BC785D
Antenna: TrainTenna Vertical Outdoor Model fed with LMR-400 Coax
Computer Info: HP T5630 Thin Client
Internet Connection: Verizon FIOS
Rail systems covered: Amtrak, NJ Transit
This feed, located in South Bound Brook, NJ, less than 3,000ft from NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line, and 5 miles away from Amtrak's Northeast Corridor will feature the following channels in this feed:
Amtrak
NJ Transit
Detectors Heard:
Monitoring 160.92 Road South and 161.01 Road North covering North & South of Holmesburg Junction into Mercer County, NJ. Receiver located in Fairless Hills, PA. near the Morrisville Yards, antenna is 225'AMSL.
Covers Bucks County, as well as Phila. & Mercer County, NJ.
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Feed located in Fairless Hills, PA. near the Morrisville RR yards. Antenna at 225' AMSL, Motorola XPR4550, The feed monitors the following :
AAR 42 CSX Trenton subdivision dispatcher (NI), AAR 58 CSX Trenton subdivision dispatcher (ROAD), AAR 66 CSX PHILA subdivision dispatcher (BE), AAR 08 CSX PHILA subdivision dispatcher (ROAD), AAR 46 Norfolk Southern Main Line.
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This feed covers the NS Lehigh Line from Allentown Yard to Bloomsbury, NJ. In addition, the entire Washington Secondary, Portland Secondary, Cement Secondary and Bel Del line are also covered. Please read feed notes for more info!
INFO:
This feed is located out of Alpha, NJ and is adjacent to the Norfolk Southern Lehigh Line at MP 72. This specific rail line sees up to 30 trains a day in traffic and is the gateway to the ports of New Jersey and New York. The feed ranges westward to Allentown yard (beginning of the Lehigh Line) and eastward to Flemington. This feed will be a big help for the many railfans in the area who are wanting locations on the next train in the area.
161.070 - NS Lehigh Line Main
160.800 - NS Washington Secondary
NS Portland Secondary
NS Cement Secondary
160.470 - Belvidere & Delaware Railroad
160.860 - NS & NJT
***REMEMBER*** This feed costs $$$ to operate! Donations are greatfully appreciated for continuous operation and improvements to the feeds! If you would like the feed to be stronger with a broader range, donating even just a few dollars will come a long way! Donations can be made at paypal at conrailenola@yahoo.com
This feed includes CSX and NS traffic passing the Lake Shore Railway Museum in North East, PA
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Philadelphia SEPTA Transit Police Dispatch Call sign - WPKC90 FM analog.
Broadcast Frequencys
502.68750Mhz - SEPTA Police main Dispatch (also rebroadcast of PPD J-Band)
502.76250Mhz - Broad Street Subway Dispatch (Orange Line)
502.78750Mhz - Market-Frankford Elevated Dispatch (Blue Line)
SEPTA Police Zones:
Zone 1 - Market-Frankford Line (69th St. Station to 46th St. Station)
Zone 2 - Market Frankford Line (40th St. Station to 13th St. Station and Suburban Station)
Zone 3 - Market Frankford Line (11th St. Station to York-Dauphin Station and Market East Sta.)
Zone 4 - Market Frankford Line (Huntingdon Station to Bridge-Pratt Station)
Zone 5 - Broad Street Line (Pattison Station to Walnut-Locust Station)
Zone 6 - Broad Street Line (City Hall Station to North Phila. Station)
Zone 7 - Broad Street Line (Allegheny Station to Fern Rock Station)
502.76250 505.76250 KEF776 RM CSQ SEPTA BSL City Transit Division - Broad Street Line Subway Dispatch (Orange Line) FM Transportation 502.78750 505.78750 WPKC383 RM CSQ SEPTA MFL City Transit Division - Market-Frankford Line Elevated Dispatch (Blue Line) FM Transportation 502.73750 505.73750 RM CSQ SEPTA MOW City Transit Division - Market-Frankford and Broad Street Line Maintenance FM Transportation 504.13750
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SEPTA's Regional Rail System - North, South, City, MoW and Yard.
Frequencies: 160.29 160.59 160.38 160.35 160.395
Covering counties BUCKS(Pa) - MONTGOMERY(Pa) - PHILADELPHIA(Pa) - NEW CASTLE COUNTY(DE)
Station Notes: Our antennas are located 440 ft above sea level currently feeding a Radioshack Pro-2020 20-Channel Fluorescent Programmable Direct-Entry Scanner on an APC UPS backed up by a 15kw natural gas stand-by generator.
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