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[Anonymous]

Does anyone have the scanner codes of lines operating in Fla. Thanks, Phil

[photogeek88]

Try this out. It's an older list, but shouldn't differentiate.
http://maxpages.com/frequencies/US_Railroad_freqs

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by manofwar

Does anyone have the scanner codes of lines operating in Fla. Thanks, Phil

Are you looking for the Radio Frequency's for the FEC?

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by photogeek88

Try this out. It's an older list, but shouldn't differentiate.
http://maxpages.com/frequencies/US_Railroad_freqs

Are these the same frequencies used our in Idaho, on the Union Pacific, I too have been investigating getting a scanner.

[Anonymous]

I was looking for frequencies for current rail lines operating in Fla. With the list from Wesley I think I can load the PRO-90 scanner to search the group. Thanks for the help and if anyone else has info it would be appricated. Phil

[photogeek88]

James, as far as I know, any of those frequencies are still good, even through mergers. The link to the website I put up there still lists the C&NW as an active railroad (i believe the list was updated in 1997, which would be wrong anyways.) Although, the UP operating on the former C&NW today still uses the same frequencies that the C&NW did. So to answer your question, one of the UP frequencies listed should work in Idaho.

[Anonymous]

I go to railroad radio on line and listen to it on the net[8)]>>>glennbob