How many use 100kw.com?

[jras20]

That site is useless to me now, they dont give nothing out any more. I always thought that the station files // tech was expose to be free to the public to use?

 

[DJboutit3]

When they were free I use to use that site often now I just use radio locator which I think is a better site.

 

[jras20]

When they were free I use to use that site often now I just use radio locator which I think is a better site.

Yep same here, I like radio-locators maps, I just wish it was a little more accurate at format changes and when stations go on the air.

 

[ercjncpr]

I use www.radiostationworld.com, which I found to be very accurate and up to date on AM/FM stuff
(and its free)

 

[dhett]

I stopped using 100000watts.com when they started charging. It's his right to do so, but the service wasn't as valuable to me as the price charged.

Radiostationworld.com might be accurate and current on AM/FM information, but they're completely useless for television.

I use the FCC's query tools for television.
FCC TV Query (http://www.fcc.gov/mb/video/tvq.html)

 

[mikl73]

Recnet has always been useful to me
Chip definatly created a wonderful and well respected site. So far there hasn't been one to come very close to

http://www.recnet.com/cdbs/fmq.php

 

[fldxer]

Indeed a nice site Michael.. got it bookmarked for future use!

GFreg Myers
Largo, FL

 

[vibe]

Not me. Being a novice in this area (reception and DX) I found the radio locator information and maps to be quite accurate and free. I was somewhat skeptical of their maps in the midwest (specifically kansas, Neb, and Iowa). Thought they showed too much of a signal coverage area (on thier maps) but after a trip out that way earlier this summer the maps were quite accurate. I was surprised how far daytime AM signals go out there (I can hear for miles and miles).