Radio frequencies for WNYP/BH/LAL

[train2]

Last night I was programing my new radio (not a scanner) and I in inadvertently overwrote an older channel that I think was from my trip to see WYNP and B&H. Would someone be so kind as to list all three road's radio frequencies so I can do a little trouble shooting.

many thanks

[C. J. Brooks]

The LA&L and the B&H utilize 160.830 (AAR 48) for their everyday operations. The WNY&P utilizes 160.620 (AAR 34) for theirs.

[BR&P]

A programmable radio but not a scanner?

[kf7strng]

WNYP uses 161.070 on the Buffalo Line

[C. J. Brooks]

A programmable radio but not a scanner?

A commercial radio, i.e. a Motorola. Most require you have special software and a cable to connect it to a computer, as very few are face-programmable like scanners are.

[BR&P]

That's my point. A scanner is one thing - a radio capable of transmitting on railroad frequencies is another.

[cr7535]

WNY&P also uses 160.830 for switching in Olean...

[C. J. Brooks]

That's my point. A scanner is one thing - a radio capable of transmitting on railroad frequencies is another.

The beauty of commercial radios is that you can disable the transmit feature via programming on the computer, and there is absolutely no way to overcome that in the field.

[kf7strng]

The beauty of commercial radios is that you can disable the transmit feature via programming on the computer, and there is absolutely no way to overcome that in the field.

Aren't there even Radios out there that aren't programmable that operate the same way? They are able to RX on ALL channels in that radios range, but cannot TX on all?

[train2]

I keep all my radios set to not transmit so that none of my friends can pick them up and play around. I have a radio that I have a legal right to use and it happens to be in the band that will accept RR frequiences to receive only.