If you got a scanner for Christmas, or have one but don't know how to use it, there's a couple of resources you should know about. First stop might be the site
RadioReference.com. It has a
"101" guide that's easy enough to understand. You also need to know the frequencies you can access. The same site has a comprehensive listing of the
frequencies used by Colorado's railroad subdivisions, including yard frequencies. Have a look!
If reading's not your thing or you like a walk-through person-to-person, there's also a
number of YouTube videos I've found.
Also, if anyone has some tips or ideas for scanners and their use, don't be shy about sharing it below. A novice like me could use the input!◊
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