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BNSF Seattle Sub (South End) We hear the Centralia South Dispatcher running BNSF, Amtrak, and UP trains from Nisqually, Wa to Vancouver, Wa. Amtrak, Union Pacific, and Tacoma Rail have trackage rights over BNSF Centralia South's territory. You will often hear trains switching in Centralia yard along with Puget Sound and Pacific trains interchanging with BNSF at Centralia. For PS&P and Tacoma Rail traffic please listen to the Puget Sound Shortlines stream. BNSF Seattle Sub frequencies - 161.100 AAR ch66 (Centralia South Dispatcher - From Nisqually, Wa to Vancouver, Wa)
- 161.415 AAR ch87 (Centralia North Dispatcher - From Tukwila, Wa to Nisqually, Wa) <not active in scan list>
- 161.160 AAR ch70 (Seattle Terminal Dispatcher - From Seattle, Wa to Tukwila, Wa) <not active in scan list>
- 160.920 AAR ch54 M of W <not active in scan list>
UP Seattle Sub frequencies - 160.515 AAR ch27 (UP Dispatcher One - From Tukwila, Wa to Fife, Wa. Also used in Centralia, Wa for switching) <not active in scan list>
Defect Detectors Heard - MP 30.0 - Mains 1 & 2 Hot box, Dragging Equipment & Axle Count
- MP 57.9 - Mains 1 & 2 Hot box, Dragging Equipment & Axle Count
- MP 87.4 - Mains 1 & 2 Hot box, Dragging Equipment & Axle Count
- MP 113.5 - Mains 1 & 2 Hot box, Dragging Equipment & Axle Count
Technical info:The stream reciever is located on Bawfaw (boistfort) Peak, Aproximately 3,200 feet above sea level. The receiver is a Motorola Spectra connected to a home made J-pole made out of copper pipe, Mounted 30 feet above the ground on a 80 Foot Tower. currently the reciever is connected to a Dell Optiplex gx260 computer that is running Windows XP Professional and Winamp/Shoutcast DSP 1.9.1 to encode the audio which is fed to the Shoutcast Distributed Audio Server. For photos of the Equipment Click Here.
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of Des Moines, WA
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