Hi Does anyone have a new updated list of V/line Rail Frequency? i used to be able to listen to the conductor on v/line local 1 469.700mhz this seems to have gone have they gone to Digital or changed frequency?
on on the Seymour sydney Sheppartom Albury line
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melbournefan
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Re: V/line
Hi there.
The conductors are on 412.375 IIRC and the train or TTB is on one of the 418 freqs.
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The conductors are on 412.375 IIRC and the train or TTB is on one of the 418 freqs.
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railscan
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Try 450.0500.vkcpolice wrote:Hi Does anyone have a new updated list of V/line Rail Frequency? i used to be able to listen to the conductor on v/line local 1 469.700mhz this seems to have gone have they gone to Digital or changed frequency?
on on the Seymour sydney Sheppartom Albury line
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vkcpolice
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So i take it they have changed and had there radios reflashed next time i catch the train ill try a close capture
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railscan
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That is correct. Following the review of the 400 MHz band, several previously simplex frequencies are now repeater assignments. Victoria 1 or 469.7000 is one of them. After agreement amongst the railway administrations of all states and ratified by the Australian Railways Association, 450.0500 or if you are in NSW - WB has become the new local channel across the country. In NSW it will also remain a traffic channel. From memory WA is also using for traffic. Victoria has opted to use it in lieu of 469.7000.vkcpolice wrote:So i take it they have changed and had there radios reflashed next time i catch the train ill try a close capture
BTW there is considerable change on the way for railways across the country, with several moving to DMR systems for various functions including traffic, yards, stations and general communications. This is separate to the move to ICE and DTRS by ARTC and Sydney Trains (as well as Victoria Rail Track, Transadelaide and Transperth) respectively.
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melbournefan
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Just a reminder that yarra trams are upgrading to a P25 system and the vline driver channels are moving to ICE (3G) but I have seen digital mics (Orange emg button) but I guess they have got a universal plug on the radios
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Pumper_50
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Are you CERTAIN that Yarra Trams has selected P25? Or are you still assuming given some of the recent hardware changes in hubs could possibly handle P25, amongst other protocols?
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rothackerben8
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Does anyone know any frequencies for the bendigo to Melbourne line? like conductors and drivers?
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railscan
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Yes.rothackerben8 wrote:Does anyone know any frequencies for the bendigo to Melbourne line? like conductors and drivers?
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Exceler8r
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Please do share...
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railscan
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Only because you said, please...Exceler8r wrote:Please do share...
419.0500 Train to Base Radio (Driver to control)
450.0500 Local Radio 1 (Driver to guard etc)
418.3125 Safeworking Bendigo
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