If your where I think you are, your not far from me at all. If John Watson is in your ranks, then I know exactly where you are.

Finding a clean cab spectra will be difficult, and your budget may not be want to spend money for one.

Your best bet would be to aquire a recent model VHF radio, and ...

KitN1MCC wrote:were are you located in ny

This is us:http://catskillmtrailroad.com/

The 407 is the new loco..

Joe,

You may also wish to explore the Search feature on this Board for more RR radio information, both for background as well as current proposed changes in RR radio operations from the FCC.
There is also a lot of information at http://www.radioreference.com in their forums section.

Regards ...

fchrist16 wrote:First off, are these radios the Clean Cab Spectra radios?

Serial/Model numbers can help us further.

Regards,

-Frank C.

I'm familiar with the Spectra series, this is like no one I've ever seen,lol..the Serial # RK772B and the Model # is Q1524A

Hi Guy's,

I'm new here and had a question, I've worked on the RR all my life and also volunteer on a heritage RR here in NY, they have assigned me the task of getting our new engine a radio...here are pics of the radio that was installed in it, which we never did get powered up, there were some ...