Grand Rapids MI railroad scanner
Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 7:05 pm
Here is the link for the online railroad audio stream:
http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/19206
From there, you should be able to select how you want to play the feed. Can choose from the webbased player on their site, Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, Winamp, iTunes, or a Java web player.
On my phone, I use a free app called Scanner Radio. On there, you should be able to find the scanner as a link called CSX, GDLK, MQT and GRE Rail - Grand Rapids Area
Additional note: Advise to also check out these two streams as they get much better reception than the feed I am running currently, located a bit south of my feed but picks up downtown GR well:
CSX Channel 8 - http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/22783
CSX Channel 35 - http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/23220
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With the help of Mike, GLC 392, and Amtrak1007, the Grand Rapids scanner is online.
We have set up the Diamond X50A antenna approx 30 feet off the ground..has around 65 feet of coax running to a Yaesu FT-1900R ham radio.
PC is running Windows7 with Scannercast
Maps, frequencies, and scanner chatter information will come as we do more testing with this equipment. Please contact me if you have any questions or comments on the scanner feed.
Antenna mounted at home:
Channels being scanned:
160.230 - CSX road
160.320 - CSX dispatcher on the east side of Grand Rapids
160.635 - CSX dispatcher west of Grand Rapids
160.590 - CN Chan 2 dispatcher
160.530 - CN Chan 1 Road
160.440 - Marquette Rail road
160.335 - Grand Elk Road
161.535 - Grand Elk Yard
161.235 - Grand Rapids Eastern
Great tutorial at this link on how to set up a feed of your own: http://www.alabamarailfan.com/live-scan ... tutorial=1
As a note, if you sign up for a free account on http://broadcastify.com, you can access an archive of the scanner feed. They are available in 30 minute segments and can listen to any particular minute that you'd like to, in case there's some information you may have missed and want to hear again.
http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/19206
From there, you should be able to select how you want to play the feed. Can choose from the webbased player on their site, Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, Winamp, iTunes, or a Java web player.
On my phone, I use a free app called Scanner Radio. On there, you should be able to find the scanner as a link called CSX, GDLK, MQT and GRE Rail - Grand Rapids Area
Additional note: Advise to also check out these two streams as they get much better reception than the feed I am running currently, located a bit south of my feed but picks up downtown GR well:
CSX Channel 8 - http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/22783
CSX Channel 35 - http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/23220
-----------------------
With the help of Mike, GLC 392, and Amtrak1007, the Grand Rapids scanner is online.
We have set up the Diamond X50A antenna approx 30 feet off the ground..has around 65 feet of coax running to a Yaesu FT-1900R ham radio.
PC is running Windows7 with Scannercast
Maps, frequencies, and scanner chatter information will come as we do more testing with this equipment. Please contact me if you have any questions or comments on the scanner feed.
Antenna mounted at home:
Channels being scanned:
160.230 - CSX road
160.320 - CSX dispatcher on the east side of Grand Rapids
160.635 - CSX dispatcher west of Grand Rapids
160.590 - CN Chan 2 dispatcher
160.530 - CN Chan 1 Road
160.440 - Marquette Rail road
160.335 - Grand Elk Road
161.535 - Grand Elk Yard
161.235 - Grand Rapids Eastern
Great tutorial at this link on how to set up a feed of your own: http://www.alabamarailfan.com/live-scan ... tutorial=1
As a note, if you sign up for a free account on http://broadcastify.com, you can access an archive of the scanner feed. They are available in 30 minute segments and can listen to any particular minute that you'd like to, in case there's some information you may have missed and want to hear again.