Greetings all,
Need a little clarity here.
Can anyone confirm that the Union Pacific Houston Service Unit - Hearne Subdivision is operating on AAR 74/74 (161.220)?
The reason I ask, is RadioReference shows AAR 20/20 - 160.410 for the Hearne Sub, BUT
I and my girlfriend (who lives in TX - I'm in NY and I visit frequently) have been listening to transmissions between trains & dispatcher and MOW on the Hearne Sub, but on what RadioReference lists as Palestine Sub frequency!
I just heard (through the phone as I talked to her) a dispatcher give a Track Warrant for a train at CPQ 077 (which is Hearne Sub), but the frequency it was heard on was 161.220 (AAR 74/74) and of which that frequency is listed on RadioReference as the Palestine Sub!
Usually, RadioReference is pretty up to date on this stuff, which is what has me confused.
What's making matters worse is an old ETT (2001 - I know, it's an old ETT...) that I have shows AAR 42/42 - 160.740 for Hearne SD and a Railfan website (last updated in 2005) has AAR 48/48 - 160.830.
It will be months before I'm back down there to actually stand trackside and confirm the freqs, so I was hoping, someone could confirm modern channel/frequency usage for the following subdivisions:
Phil
Need a little clarity here.
Can anyone confirm that the Union Pacific Houston Service Unit - Hearne Subdivision is operating on AAR 74/74 (161.220)?
The reason I ask, is RadioReference shows AAR 20/20 - 160.410 for the Hearne Sub, BUT
I and my girlfriend (who lives in TX - I'm in NY and I visit frequently) have been listening to transmissions between trains & dispatcher and MOW on the Hearne Sub, but on what RadioReference lists as Palestine Sub frequency!
I just heard (through the phone as I talked to her) a dispatcher give a Track Warrant for a train at CPQ 077 (which is Hearne Sub), but the frequency it was heard on was 161.220 (AAR 74/74) and of which that frequency is listed on RadioReference as the Palestine Sub!
Usually, RadioReference is pretty up to date on this stuff, which is what has me confused.
What's making matters worse is an old ETT (2001 - I know, it's an old ETT...) that I have shows AAR 42/42 - 160.740 for Hearne SD and a Railfan website (last updated in 2005) has AAR 48/48 - 160.830.
It will be months before I'm back down there to actually stand trackside and confirm the freqs, so I was hoping, someone could confirm modern channel/frequency usage for the following subdivisions:
- Hearne
Bryan
Palestine
Navasota
Phil
historian of: Industrial / Offline Terminal Railroad's of Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Bronx & Manhattan
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