BI1ODV Thinking too much about it, high-speed rail communication now uses dedicated networks exclusively. Even when using radio frequencies, if they pass by your side within a few seconds, you won't be able to hear anything.
acf0311 BI1ODV What kind of music do you like? Our radio station doesn't really talk much; it's mostly just quiet, except when we make contact at the station.
BI1ODV acf0311 Yes, the original poster would be better off listening to aviation frequencies; at least they could learn about five-sided knowledge.
BG2EFX I don't hear anything you say... The 457700, which is being used for simulation, is still in use. High-speed trains no longer use simulated frequencies.
acf0311 BG2EFX High-speed trains use only two frequency bands, either primary or backup frequencies. Currently, they are using analog frequencies.
WOLF-chiken High-speed trains no longer use simulators; they all use cluster systems. However, vendors selling peanuts, sunflower seeds, and mineral water on high-speed trains still use traditional simulators.