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Sam Seiber

August 31, 2009 03:52PM

Registered: 15 years ago
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I would disagree. I have found my scanner to be quite helpful for a few runbys of the normal C&T daily train. Once this year, I got the heads up on the eastbound train that they were going to stop at Cresco for water. For afternoon shoots, I keep my ear out for the conductors call to dispatch that they left Osier. The radio helps.

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what kind of walkie-talkie/radio receiver recommended for trainspotting?	Christian Romberg	August 29, 2009 08:28AM
Re: what kind of walkie-talkie/radio receiver recommended for trainspotting?	Wade Hall	August 29, 2009 10:51AM
Re: what kind of walkie-talkie/radio receiver recommended for trainspotting?	RichB	August 29, 2009 07:23PM
Re: what kind of walkie-talkie/radio receiver recommended for trainspotting?	Sam Seiber	August 31, 2009 03:52PM
Re: what kind of walkie-talkie/radio receiver recommended for trainspotting?	Scott Turner	August 31, 2009 06:42PM
Re: what kind of walkie-talkie/radio receiver recommended for trainspotting?	Skip	August 30, 2009 11:45AM
Re: what kind of walkie-talkie/radio receiver recommended for trainspotting?	San Juan	August 31, 2009 05:08PM

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