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There's A Website Similar to Radio-Locator...

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Gregg.

It shows each station's stats, in the U.S. and Canada, power, antenna height, signal pattern, etc. It's similar to Radio-Locator, although Radio-Locator doesn't keep track of current info for Canadian stations, as this site does. It is something like FCC.com but that isn't the web address. I checked FCCinfo.com but that isn't it, either. I'm not sure who maintains it but this is not an official FCC government website.
 
I would have replied, "yes, you are right, there is one"!
fccdata.org is a good site, though.
It includes 70db FM curves which indicate true listening areas.
 
This reminds me. The site I used to use that was a list of all the US and Canada AM stations on each frequency is gone.

Sorry I can't recall the exact name of what it was but does anyone know a similar site and can post a link?
 
FCCdata.org - Thanks James!


Amazing that some organization maintains this site. The only identification is "powered by NEC Broadcast Services." I don't think I've ever heard of NEC and I don't know why it takes the time and effort to put this site together and keep it updated. It's not just the U.S. and Canada. It's also the U.K., Ireland, Australia and Japan.
 
It's actually REC networks, main page at recnet.com. I think it is primarily Michelle Bradley, who does a great job with it all. I like fcc.today to keep up with changes also.

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Gregg. said:
FCCdata.org - Thanks James!


Amazing that some organization maintains this site. The only identification is "powered by NEC Broadcast Services." I don't think I've ever heard of NEC and I don't know why it takes the time and effort to put this site together and keep it updated. It's not just the U.S. and Canada. It's also the U.K., Ireland, Australia and Japan.
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hawaiigar said:
This reminds me. The site I used to use that was a list of all the US and Canada AM stations on each frequency is gone.

Sorry I can't recall the exact name of what it was but does anyone know a similar site and can post a link?
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I know what site your talking about, I can't remember the name of it
 
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