[TheList] Railway in Auckland (has it gone digital) (Chris)

Fri May 24 09:01:08 AEST 2019

This should be the current radio channel coverage in Auckland.

152.0500 Channel 3 Covers Otahuhu - Paerata, Purewa Tunnel & New Market Tunnel
152.3500 Channel 4 Covers Britomart Tunnel & New Lynn Trench
152.0375 Channel 6 Covers New Market - Westfield Otahuhu - Sylvia Park Penrose - Onehunga
152.0625 Channel 7 Covers Auckland Station - New Market, Auckland Station - Purewa Tunnel - Sylvia Park
152.3625 Channel 8 Covers New Market - New Lynn Trench - Waitakere Tunnel

Shunting frequencies can be found under the national section on the wiki.

They have recently licenced a number of fixed repeaters for shunting yard too.

Regards

Brendan

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Subject: Re: [TheList] Railway in Auckland (has it gone digital) (Chris)

Well that was uneventful.. My system had no traffic whatsoever on the two channels mentioned. the DMR pules remained all day but the slots remained empty...

Base stations DCC 1 was all the info gathered... guess we listen on... Changes coming maybe..

Shane.

On Thu, May 23, 2019 at 9:04 AM Shane Vickers <senavick2 at gmail.com<mailto:senavick2 at gmail.com>> wrote:
I took the 8 channels assigned to Auckland's skytower for monitoring and the first two are transmitting Base Station DMR pulses late last night and first thing this morning.
I have left the system monitoring for traffic, Curious to see what if anything appears...  The two channels showing DMR activity below

KIWIRAIL EN91 151.875000 SKYTOWER
KIWIRAIL EN119 152.225000 SKYTOWER

On Thu, May 23, 2019 at 7:31 AM Paul Robinson <thekingnz at xtra.co.nz<mailto:thekingnz at xtra.co.nz>> wrote:
Hi what channel do Kiwi Rail use for Marton please

On 22/05/2019 2:08 PM, Radio Engineering <radio.restorations at gmail.com<mailto:radio.restorations at gmail.com>> wrote:
I just programmed up an RT last week with the 16 Kiwirail channels and they are still functional - analog E band.
>From where you are you should be able to get channel 7 or 8.
Look up the frequencies on the Wiki.
Bear in mind that the AT passenger services use a digital network for their main communications, but I believe they can also access the KR network when required.

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