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Trains of the Midwest with CN and railroad radio! - Great vid with some really cool shots. "subed ya"
- Hey, TrainmanKight! I know that to get railroad radio you need a scanner. Do you think a RadioShack
PRO-6## 200-channel scanner would do the trick? I have a RadioShack PRO-82, but I can't find the battery holder, so I'm gonna get a new scanner. 
- Check out this video on YouTube:
- Um, why is there more than 200 dislikes people?! Come on, Seriously? Show some love.
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- 14:04 that horn is awesome as it passes. Which horn is it?
- NYC boxcar at 12:31
- Some trains are passenger trains and I don't know if it's from Ohio or Connecticut or not 
- Excellent, I loved it, more please.
- I notice that the crossing gate broke.
- Enough with these glorified street cars, where are the trains?
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- Not in anyway trying to be a jerk, just sharing an observation... Your content was fantastic. What I watched of it I really liked. My only complaint is it seems you don't run any muffler on your microphone and the wind noise, at least to me, killed it. I stopped watching it for that reason. Get rid of that wind noise and you'd have a 100% great video!!!
- Nice Job Man
- Fcfg



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- my heart skipped a beat at 10:49... thats a seattle and north coast boxcar. the decline of teh lumber industry and politics drove them under in 1984. i cant believe theres still one of those in use today. i probably climbed on that car as a kid 30+ years ago. we used to chase those boxcars and the F7s that pulled them all the time. even got to ride in the cabooses and a short ride in F7 #101
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