440.375 piccadilly rail

[The Pea Launcher]

This analogue frequency seems to have disappeared/moved has anybody got any information?

[Werthers]

This analogue frequency seems to have disappeared/moved has anybody got any information?

Its probably moved to DMR. Most rail communications in the UK have moved to DMR there still may be some analog transmissions about such as the one you heard. I believe all UK rail analog transmissions will go to DMR very soon.

[neil57uk1]

If you check the WTR you will note several new freqs allocated recently.

[Monkeyboy]

manchester piccadilly rail now 453.55000

[DuncanM]

Can you tell me if station staff (cleaners) are still 453.6125, Northern staff 453.225, Avanti 453.300 or 462.300. On a good day I can hear Manchester Piccadilly from St Helens, its weak but still readable.

[moj]

last i heard all encrypted with ras so i'd say no you can't anymore

[DuncanM]

The platform staff could still be heard on 453.550 not long ago. I could hear them from Warrington. It was barely readable but platform numbers and train headcodes gave away which station it was. Avanti are usually DMR but not encrypted on various frequencies and colour codes. Talk groups and slots all the same but various frequencies. I'll try and get to Manchester in the next couple of weeks or so.

[Monkeyboy]

There using 453550 fm now for Piccadilly station

[DuncanM]

I posted this be mistake, I was replying to the post below, it won' t let me delete it.

can just hear that and no more from Runcorn if the wind is blowing in the right direction

There could be multiple frequencies in use. I currently have 5 for Liverpool Lime Street, that's not including the low level Merseyrail trains. I've seen handhelds but never caught what they use or seen a radio being used.

Network Rail have two, both on DMR, one is for passenger / mobility assist.
Avanti has one, as do Northern, plus a control. All in there are DMR.

In a list I have which are all nfm are 440.4375, 453.550, 453.6125, 453.225, 453.300 and 462.300. I have had them a while but I haven't been in Manchester for a while. Oxford Road someone gave me as 447.5375. The last time I was in Manchester was during the pandemic, things were rather quite with the radio.

[DuncanM]

There using 453550 fm now for Piccadilly station

I can just hear that and no more from Runcorn if the wind is blowing in the right direction

There could be multiple frequencies in use. I currently have 5 for Liverpool Lime Street, that's not including the low level Merseyrail trains. I've seen handhelds but never caught what they use or seen a radio being used.

Network Rail have two, both on DMR, one is for passenger / mobility assist.
Avanti has one, as do Northern, plus a control. All in there are DMR.

In a list I have which are all nfm for Piccadilly are 440.4375, 453.550, 453.6125, 453.225, 453.300 and 462.300, three different rail operators or station staff. I have had them a while but I haven't been in Manchester for a while. Oxford Road someone gave me as 447.5375. The last time I was in Manchester was during the pandemic, things were rather quite with the radio.

[Monkeyboy]

Il have try the once see what I pick up