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Australian equivalent to Radio-Locator...

ChocoMingo

ChocoMingo

What is Australia's equivalent to Radio-locator.com? It needs to have coverage map and not just the tower site. ;) No, I'm not Australian, as you can see, I am from Tampa Bay (well, actually born in MIA :cool:, unintentional rhyme, LOL), which I am American, but I am just wondering how Australians can find out how long a radio station goes on analog or digital.

I recommend you find out about analog.
 
Jonathan, I lived in Tampa for 31 years and moved out to Hawaii on Oct 1st.

Have you ever been to Honeymoon Island to do daytime AM DXing? It's amazing what you hear, anything from the Redneck Riviera and even Texas. And the Orlando and Miami AM stations also are a lot strong than they are in Tampa for specific reasons I haven't figured out.

When I saw the title of your post, I expected to see an Australian version of Radio Locator because it wasn't posted as a question.

I'm trying to get Australia late at night but so far, nothing.
 
What's the site, I forgot to Bookmark it

It has the FCC database on it for Radio Station & the Map where the Transmitter is located at
 
Yep, Thanks for the Web Site

Edit

Also on fccdata.org

I checked 4BC 1116, it doesn't have the Map to show you the Local or Fringe areas

I want to know how far JOUB 747 kHz goes in Japan..Like Where's the Antenna, Map, Info
 
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MarioMania said:
What's the site, I forgot to Bookmark it

It has the FCC database on it for Radio Station & the Map where the Transmitter is located at
Click to expand...

The FCC is a US only organization, and they don't include accurate data on anything outside the US except in border zones.
 
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