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A railfan's radio resource
   
Last updated May 10/2000
 Where
to go:
- Beginner's Page (how to start!)
- Frequencies (organized by line)
- Railroad radio operations
Can't find what you need? Try these other scanning/railroad related
sites:
Ron Katz's
WWW.ONTSCAN.COM
Ontario
Radio Frequency Directory
Paul Cordingley's
Rails in Toronto
Guide
to Toronto Area's Rails
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Welcome!
This site is dedicated to railscanning in the Toronto area. Scanning
the railroad frequencies is an interested and useful hobby. It can
be used by photographers and railfans to get a 'feel' for traffic
patterns on the line, to warn of oncoming trains, or just to add
another facet to the already interesting scanning hobby!
If you are new to railscanning, try the beginner's page. If you want
to jump right to the frequencies, click on the Frequencies link. If
you have any questions or comments, e-mail me at bryanpass@yahoo.com
- I am by no means an expert on the topic, and accept all
submissions, criticism, comments, praise, etc.
Thanks for visiting!
Bryan Passifiume
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