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PerCon WTF?
I subscribed to Spectrum online last Tues and have not received an ID or
password yet. I've sent them a couple of emails, no reply so far and I even called their support number, all I get is voice mail. At least they haven't charged my credit card yet. Does anyone know what the deal is? I've always heard good things about them, I'm not too impressed thus far. |
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. .. On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:36:11 -0400, "D. Brown" wrote: I subscribed to Spectrum online last Tues and have not received an ID or password yet. I've sent them a couple of emails, no reply so far and I even called their support number, all I get is voice mail. At least they haven't charged my credit card yet. Does anyone know what the deal is? I've always heard good things about them, I'm not too impressed thus far. They went down hill after they got their government contract to supply various databases to various agencies. Right after they got that the Spectrum CD was killed and only the Pro DB remained. Thank fully others have stepped in to supply a similar product at the same price point for those not needing the Pro DB. Who else offers a freq database? I already have police call IMO, other than public safety there's not much else on the CD or in the book that is very interesting. |
wrote in message ... On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 16:36:08 -0400, "D. Brown" wrote: Who else offers a freq database? I already have police call IMO, other than public safety there's not much else on the CD or in the book that is very interesting. Police Call was good in its day, its day has past written and CD. For a spectrum like product I suggest you look at: http://www.fccdata.com This CD is all license data EXCEPT nexhell, which you don't need any way, BUT it does require a little effort to use on the end users part. Either a version of Dbase or follow the on CD instructions to create a Percon Spectrum compatible version or mslop access file. Some times this shows up on EBay as well and you can get it at quite a savings. Hey thanks, I finally received an email from PerCon this last Monday (guess they where on vacation) with User ID and Password. I wouldn't have made a fuss about it if the printed receipt didn't say "Your User ID and Password will be e-mailed to you within one business day." That Thurs I sent out an e-mail to them and didn't hear back so I was wondering if they'd gone out of business. I was all geeked up to spend the weekend putting it all together and programming my scanner too. Anyhow, I will definitely check out the FCC Data CD. I'm really seeing what I've been missing with the amount of info I'm getting from PerCon. And $19-$30 is definitely within my budget. I know I could've found much of this on the FCC site, but getting it into a comprehensive format would've been a real chore. One question about the FCC CD, I never had the PerCon CD to install, so is it possible to create the mslop access file without ever having a owned a PerCon product? Thank you for your suggestions. |
"D. Brown" wrote in
: wrote in message . .. On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:36:11 -0400, "D. Brown" wrote: I subscribed to Spectrum online last Tues and have not received an ID or password yet. I've sent them a couple of emails, no reply so far and I even called their support number, all I get is voice mail. At least they haven't charged my credit card yet. Does anyone know what the deal is? I've always heard good things about them, I'm not too impressed thus far. They went down hill after they got their government contract to supply various databases to various agencies. Right after they got that the Spectrum CD was killed and only the Pro DB remained. Thank fully others have stepped in to supply a similar product at the same price point for those not needing the Pro DB. Who else offers a freq database? I already have police call IMO, other than public safety there's not much else on the CD or in the book that is very interesting. You can get the complete FCC Licensing Division Master Database from the folks at http://mysite.verizon.net/moment_1/s...ng/contact.htm it is a frequency database covering ALL 50 US states plus all US territories, so everything that has an FCC license is on it. That Other Guy |
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: On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 22:55:40 -0400, "D. Brown" wrote: $19-$30 is definitely within my budget. I know I could've found much of this on the FCC site, but getting it into a comprehensive format would've been a real chore. I've pulled daily FCC license transactions for years and manually go through them as I simply don't have the time to write something that would automate this process other than its daily down load. I can search thru the file pretty quick for the areas of interest and move on. Theres tons of other data on there if it were my full time job to be able to deal with I could do some things with. Others have done some great work with scripts or programs like the Grants groups on Yahoo and the freqofnature site http://66.116.100.15/grants/ Yup tons of info on that page!! 1 out of date frequ and it would not give me anything in my county, yup tons of stuff. "NOT" That Other Guy |
You can get the complete FCC Licensing Division Master Database from the folks at http://XXXX.verizon.net/moment_1/sca...ng/contact.htm it is a frequency database covering ALL 50 US states plus all US territories, so everything that has an FCC license is on it. Way to SPAM for your own website... Make it sound like a recommendation instead of what it really is... SPAM... |
"That Other Guy" wrote in message
... wow $30.00 plus $6.00 shipping?? take a left leg and both nuts why don't you!! The guys at http://mysite.verizon.net/moment_1/s...ng/contact.htm only want $15.00 plus shipping $5.00 to anywhere in the USA. And there database was updated August 1, 2005 When was the last update on this Summer database?? Way to SPAM for your own website... Make it sound like a recommendation instead of what it really is... SPAM... |
"That Other Guy" wrote in message
... wrote in : Theres tons of other data on there if it were my full time job to be able to deal with I could do some things with. Others have done some great work with scripts or programs like the Grants groups on Yahoo and the freqofnature site http://66.116.100.15/grants/ Yup tons of info on that page!! 1 out of date frequ and it would not give me anything in my county, yup tons of stuff. "NOT" If you weren't half stupid, you'd grasp the concept that the site is for searching for RECENT CHANGES ONLY. It's not a complete database... Considering the data in the search is all NEW data that was published on the FCC site between 8/9/05 and 8/14/05, I'd guess that it's FAR from being "out of date," as you claim. I'd actually have to say that it's probably MORE IN-DATE than your 6 month old Database CD you trying to sell illegal copies of... |
"PowerHouse Communications" wrote in
: "That Other Guy" wrote in message ... wow $30.00 plus $6.00 shipping?? take a left leg and both nuts why don't you!! The guys at http://mysite.verizon.net/moment_1/s...ng/contact.htm only want $15.00 plus shipping $5.00 to anywhere in the USA. And there database was updated August 1, 2005 When was the last update on this Summer database?? Way to SPAM for your own website... Make it sound like a recommendation instead of what it really is... SPAM... Well if you would take your head out of your ass and read his post, i'e' Who else offers a freq database? You would know that I was pointing him to the guys at Scannertesting.com for his answer.. And yes you still look stupid with your dumb ass spam answers. And yes they still sell the FCC database for $15.00 :-) That Other Guy |
On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 00:10:49 GMT, That Other Guy said
in alt.radio.scanner: You would know that I was pointing him to the guys at Scannertesting.com for his answer.. And yes you still look stupid with your dumb ass spam answers. And yes they still sell the FCC database for $15.00 :-) "They" "sell" a free database for $15, so it's spam. |
Al Klein wrote in
: On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 00:10:49 GMT, That Other Guy said in alt.radio.scanner: You would know that I was pointing him to the guys at Scannertesting.com for his answer.. And yes you still look stupid with your dumb ass spam answers. And yes they still sell the FCC database for $15.00 :-) "They" "sell" a free database for $15, so it's spam. It's free?? where can I get it for free? please tell us where we can all get that CD-ROM with all 50 US States plus all US territories on it for free!! And please don't say download it, it's a 730Meg .dbf file that is not offered for download anywhere. So please tell us all where to get this database for free. -- kla1899 |
On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 16:53:03 GMT, kla1899 said in
alt.radio.scanner: It's free?? where can I get it for free? please tell us where we can all get that CD-ROM with all 50 US States plus all US territories on it for free!! The latest info from the FCC as of 6 months ago? From the web site. And please don't say download it, it's a 730Meg .dbf file that is not offered for download anywhere. So please tell us all where to get this database for free. Stop spamming the ng. |
You can get the complete FCC Licensing Division Master Database from the
folks at http://mysite.verizon.net/moment_1/s...ng/contact.htm it is a frequency database covering ALL 50 US states plus all US territories, so everything that has an FCC license is on it. That Other Guy What type of interface does it have? Can I search by State, County, City, RS Code etc? Can the information be edited (easily) in an Excel spread-sheet, then copied and pasted into a radio control program? I can find all the information I want from the FCC site, just couldn't find a way to get it organized the way I want it. What would be the difference if it is just a big file thrown on a CD without a means to search and organize it? And $5 to mail a CD? |
Al Klein wrote in
: On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 16:53:03 GMT, kla1899 said in alt.radio.scanner: It's free?? where can I get it for free? please tell us where we can all get that CD-ROM with all 50 US States plus all US territories on it for free!! The latest info from the FCC as of 6 months ago? From the web site. And please don't say download it, it's a 730Meg .dbf file that is not offered for download anywhere. So please tell us all where to get this database for free. Stop spamming the ng. So you don't have any free database download is that what your ignorant post is saying?? At least 3 people asked you to post this free download site, I mean you say it's a free download so whats the URL?? where is this free download site?? here I will start you off, http://www. ??????????? -- kla1899 |
"D. Brown" wrote in
: You can get the complete FCC Licensing Division Master Database from the folks at http://mysite.verizon.net/moment_1/s...ng/contact.htm it is a frequency database covering ALL 50 US states plus all US territories, so everything that has an FCC license is on it. That Other Guy What type of interface does it have? Can I search by State, County, City, RS Code etc? Can the information be edited (easily) in an Excel spread-sheet, then copied and pasted into a radio control program? I can find all the information I want from the FCC site, just couldn't find a way to get it organized the way I want it. What would be the difference if it is just a big file thrown on a CD without a means to search and organize it? And $5 to mail a CD? Yes they add $5.00 to mail a CD because the CD envelopes cost $1.20 and someone has to put $1.45 worth of postage on it and then take them all to the post office. so in todays world of $3.50 a gal gas don't you think that guy should get at least 1gal for doing the jub or do you think everything should be free to you?? The interface is bDase they recompile it from the Adode formate .pdf where you can't do a thing to dBase and yes you can cut and past your heart out. and yes you can search by state, county, city, call sign RS code name and anything eles you can think of. And if you went to: http://mysite.verizon.net/moment_1/s...ng/contact.htm and read what it says you would no all that :-) -- kla1899 |
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 13:16:47 GMT, kla1899 said in
alt.radio.scanner: So you don't have any free database download is that what your ignorant post is saying?? At least 3 people asked you to post this free download site I must have missed those posts, seeing how buried under your spam they were. It's www.fcc,gov Not everyone needs to be led by the nose, as you obviously do. Oh - and the data at that site is up to date, not like your 6 month old (and getting older every day) CD. |
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 13:25:43 GMT, kla1899 said in
alt.radio.scanner: Yes they add $5.00 to mail a CD because the CD envelopes cost $1.20 Bull, unless you're buying them from yourself. Mailers cost about a dime - sleeves cost a couple of cents. and someone has to put $1.45 worth of postage $1.45? A CD in a mailer only weighs barely 2 ounces (actually 1 gram less). That would be $0.60. The $0.85 is just part of the rip-off fee. on it and then take them all to the post office. so in todays world of $3.50 a gal gas It was the same price long before gas went up, so that dog won't hunt either. The interface is bDase they recompile it from the Adode formate .pdf where you can't do a thing to dBase and yes you can cut and past your heart out. Or just read it into a database. Those of us who do that kind of work every day know how full of it you are with just that one claim. No one who knows what he's doing copies and pastes data into a database. Oh, and who's this mysterious "they" you keep referring to? You have multiple personalities? Go post on alt.i'm.a.dummy. Maybe someone there will fall for it. |
Al Klein wrote in
: On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 13:25:43 GMT, kla1899 said in alt.radio.scanner: Yes they add $5.00 to mail a CD because the CD envelopes cost $1.20 Bull, unless you're buying them from yourself. Mailers cost about a dime - sleeves cost a couple of cents. and someone has to put $1.45 worth of postage $1.45? A CD in a mailer only weighs barely 2 ounces (actually 1 gram less). That would be $0.60. The $0.85 is just part of the rip-off fee. on it and then take them all to the post office. so in todays world of $3.50 a gal gas It was the same price long before gas went up, so that dog won't hunt either. The interface is bDase they recompile it from the Adode formate .pdf where you can't do a thing to dBase and yes you can cut and past your heart out. Or just read it into a database. Those of us who do that kind of work every day know how full of it you are with just that one claim. No one who knows what he's doing copies and pastes data into a database. Oh, and who's this mysterious "they" you keep referring to? You have multiple personalities? Go post on alt.i'm.a.dummy. Maybe someone there will fall for it. has to be at least 1 ****ing ass hole in the group no mater what you say theirs always one that says something eles, for you moron make the postage $20.00 just because you think the world owes you and we should all work for free. -- kla1899 |
Al Klein wrote in
: On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 13:16:47 GMT, kla1899 said in alt.radio.scanner: So you don't have any free database download is that what your ignorant post is saying?? At least 3 people asked you to post this free download site I must have missed those posts, seeing how buried under your spam they were. It's www.fcc,gov Not everyone needs to be led by the nose, as you obviously do. Oh - and the data at that site is up to date, not like your 6 month old (and getting older every day) CD. no moron there is nothiung at http://www.fcc.gov that will let you download the complete FCC frequency database covering all 50 US States plus all US territories, and again you look as stupid as you sound. and the other guys asking you to post that link where, The Other George, That Other Guy, No Spam oh and me. thats 4 people and yet you have still not posted a link to this free download?? Why is that?? could it be because there is no free download?? D'oh! See folks wouldn't know how stupid you are if you just keep your mouth closed, but when you open it you remove all doubt....... -- kla1899 |
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 19:23:53 GMT, kla1899 said in
alt.radio.scanner: no moron there is nothiung at http://www.fcc.gov that will let you download the complete FCC frequency database covering all 50 US States plus all US territories Then I guess my IP just triggers something special at the site. Advertising on a non-advertising newsgroup is spamming - making up lies to support your "product" just makes you look bad. the other guys asking you to post that link where, The Other George, That Other Guy, No Spam oh and me. thats 4 people You mean your 4 addresses? Or are they your partners? and yet you have still not posted a link to this free download?? I did, spamming liar. |
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 19:16:43 GMT, kla1899 said in
alt.radio.scanner: has to be at least 1 ****ing ass hole in the group And you go to such great lengths to prove it. for you moron make the postage $20.00 just because you think the world owes you and we should all work for free. Claiming that $0.60 postage is $1.40 is just plain stealing. plonk |
And if you went
to: sniped the spam link and read what it says you would no all that :-) I did go there and it didn't really say all of that. In fact, reading the site (misspellings, poor grammar and all) gives me the impression that it's just a bunch of clueless, slack-jawed goamers, sitting around trying to come up with something profound. I'll spend my money on professional products, someone who puts out quality rather than some hicks trying to pull together some hooch money. |
Al Klein wrote in
: On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 19:23:53 GMT, kla1899 said in alt.radio.scanner: no moron there is nothiung at http://www.fcc.gov that will let you download the complete FCC frequency database covering all 50 US States plus all US territories Then I guess my IP just triggers something special at the site. Advertising on a non-advertising newsgroup is spamming - making up lies to support your "product" just makes you look bad. the other guys asking you to post that link where, The Other George, That Other Guy, No Spam oh and me. thats 4 people You mean your 4 addresses? Or are they your partners? and yet you have still not posted a link to this free download?? I did, spamming liar. No moron giving the general URL of http://www.fcc.gov is not giving the URL of where to download this fictional free file you keep talking about. In fact there is nothing to download at http://www.fcc.gov but "Headlines" in ether Word or Acrobat. So you must injoy making people think you know what your talking about when in fact you don't have a clue. You saying this information is free and can be downloaded from fcc.gov is just sending people there looking for something that is not to be found! Your wasting there time and your looking like just what your are, a moron kid trying to look like a big boy that knows it all. a URL where something can be downloaded would be: http://wireless.fcc.gov/commoperators/eqp.html giving people a general web-site and saying you can get the complete fcc database there is misleading to say the least, and calling me a liar because I pointed out that fact really makes you look like a fool. Now go back to playing your computer racing game and leave the big boys alone. Or better yet put a real URL up to the page where this fictional file can be downloaded, like I said I'll start it for you http:// any one with a 10 or higher IQ can call them at 1-888-225-5322 or e-mail them at and ask about buying the database. You see I really don't care if you buy it from them so I'm happy to give you that info, and when you pay $75.95 for it and it comes in a .pdf mormat that will not work with any spreadsheet or bDase program you can figurout how to use it. And again I'll point out the fact that this thrid was a gent asking where to get another database other then PerCon that also cost mony so I guess he's a spammer to right?? anyone that gave him an answer must be a spammer!! -- kla1899 |
"kla1899" wrote in message ... Al Klein wrote in : On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 19:23:53 GMT, kla1899 said in alt.radio.scanner: no moron there is nothiung at http://www.fcc.gov that will let you download the complete FCC frequency database covering all 50 US States plus all US territories Then I guess my IP just triggers something special at the site. Advertising on a non-advertising newsgroup is spamming - making up lies to support your "product" just makes you look bad. the other guys asking you to post that link where, The Other George, That Other Guy, No Spam oh and me. thats 4 people You mean your 4 addresses? Or are they your partners? and yet you have still not posted a link to this free download?? I did, spamming liar. No moron giving the general URL of http://www.fcc.gov is not giving the URL of where to download this fictional free file you keep talking about. In fact there is nothing to download at http://www.fcc.gov but "Headlines" in ether Word or Acrobat .. And a link to the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (right side) , then link to Dabases (left side) and from there one ends up at http://wireless.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/wtb-datadump.pl but it is true the format pf the downloaded files is not at all friendly and one must be good at database work to use it making most much much better off buying someone elses CDROM where they have put it in a more useable form. (If you have never worked with databases, do not bother downloading the files from the site as you will not know what to do with them.) |
"kla1899" wrote in message ... No moron giving the general URL of http://www.fcc.gov is not giving the URL of where to download this fictional free file you keep talking about. In fact there is nothing to download at http://www.fcc.gov but "Headlines" in ether Word or Acrobat. WRONG, you're just too stupid to find it I guess... So you must injoy making people think you know what your talking about when in fact you don't have a clue. Look in the mirror.. (Nice Spelling BTW) You saying this information is free and can be downloaded from fcc.gov is just sending people there looking for something that is not to be found! Your wasting there time and your looking like just what your are, a moron kid trying to look like a big boy that knows it all. a URL where something can be downloaded would be: http://wireless.fcc.gov/commoperators/eqp.html Again, it exists, you're just too stupid to find it... I love those that think they know everything, yet when they speak, or type, in this case, removes all doubt of just how little they actually do know... BTW, the only thing you will download at you're link is examination questions for commercial operators. Quite useless in this case. giving people a general web-site and saying you can get the complete fcc database there is misleading to say the least, and calling me a liar because I pointed out that fact really makes you look like a fool. You pointed out nothing. You made yourself look like a fool... Now go back to playing your computer racing game and leave the big boys alone. Or better yet put a real URL up to the page where this fictional file can be downloaded, like I said I'll start it for you http:// Fictional, it is not... Too lazy to look for yourself? Yeah, thought so... any one with a 10 or higher IQ can call them at 1-888-225-5322 or e-mail them at and ask about buying the database. Yup, you could, but why? You can download the information, UPDATED WEEKLY, off their website for FREE... ...and it comes in a .pdf mormat that will not work with any spreadsheet or bDase program you can figurout how to use it. Wrong, again. It comes as a .ZIP file that contains numerous ".dat" (text) files, that can easily be imported into ANY database program, provided you know how to use one. It can then be exported into whatever format you'd like it to be in... (Great spelling, again, BTW!) |
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 09:42:21 -0500, "PowerHouse Communications"
said in alt.radio.scanner: "kla1899" wrote in message . .. No moron giving the general URL of http://www.fcc.gov is not giving the URL of where to download this fictional free file you keep talking about. In fact there is nothing to download at http://www.fcc.gov but "Headlines" in ether Word or Acrobat. WRONG, you're just too stupid to find it I guess... If this were a moderated newsgroup ... :) I especially love this part: Now go back to playing your computer racing game and leave the big boys alone. What he doesn't know is that he aimed that at someone who's most likely old enough to be his father, and who has been dealing with the FCC since before he was born. My first phone ticket, which hasn't gone by that name in decades, is older than he is. But let's not confuse him by giving him facts. Let the little boy run his lemonade stand. Some people might like unsweetened lemonade. |
Al,
You might be older, but if boh of you continue to engage each other in your dumb spat, you're clearly not any wiser than him. "Al Klein" wrote in message ... On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 09:42:21 -0500, "PowerHouse Communications" said in alt.radio.scanner: I especially love this part: Now go back to playing your computer racing game and leave the big boys alone. What he doesn't know is that he aimed that at someone who's most likely old enough to be his father, and who has been dealing with the FCC since before he was born. My first phone ticket, which hasn't gone by that name in decades, is older than he is. stand. Some people might like unsweetened lemonade. |
"David L. Wilson" wrote in
: "kla1899" wrote in message ... Al Klein wrote in : On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 19:23:53 GMT, kla1899 said in alt.radio.scanner: no moron there is nothiung at http://www.fcc.gov that will let you download the complete FCC frequency database covering all 50 US States plus all US territories Then I guess my IP just triggers something special at the site. Advertising on a non-advertising newsgroup is spamming - making up lies to support your "product" just makes you look bad. the other guys asking you to post that link where, The Other George, That Other Guy, No Spam oh and me. thats 4 people You mean your 4 addresses? Or are they your partners? and yet you have still not posted a link to this free download?? I did, spamming liar. No moron giving the general URL of http://www.fcc.gov is not giving the URL of where to download this fictional free file you keep talking about. In fact there is nothing to download at http://www.fcc.gov but "Headlines" in ether Word or Acrobat .. And a link to the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (right side) , then link to Dabases (left side) and from there one ends up at http://wireless.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/wtb-datadump.pl but it is true the format pf the downloaded files is not at all friendly and one must be good at database work to use it making most much much better off buying someone elses CDROM where they have put it in a more useable form. (If you have never worked with databases, do not bother downloading the files from the site as you will not know what to do with them.) Well ever your site does not have the 2 files we get from the FCC when we buy there database from them. What we get comes on 2 CD's and it is in .pdf formate, we convert it to .dbf dBASE format that can be read with any dBase type program. On our CD is a link to a free download of the old Visual dBASE 7.5 and it works beautifully for doing anything you want to do with a ..dbf file. The files the FCC sends us are both bigger then 700Meg and to convert them from .pdf to .dbf takes just under 18hr. And yes I do get a bit ****ed off when some moron comes on telling folks it's free it's free when we just shelled out $75.95 for the CD's and when 4 people ask him for the like to these two 724meg and 729meg files he writes some bull **** like fcc.gov.. You can search fcc.gov from now tell hell freezes over and not find there complete lcensing database for download, i. e. if they send it to us on two CD's, the total file would be 1.453Gig to download. So a guy on a 56K dial up would be download for the next two weeks. It **** me off even more when this thread was a guy asking for any other date base because he was having a problem accessing the one he just paid for, and the moron say spamer spamer spamer.. God what a 5 year old.. Pointing the gey to a good priced database is not spaming.. I guess he thinks every one should pay for a data base and work for hours to convert it and set it up so even he can use it then offer it for free "NOT" -- kla1899 |
PerCon WTF?
Who else offers a freq database?
You can go straight to the FCC and get the same thing you used to get from PerCon and much more. PerCon stopped doing their CDs after the FCC put this site up. There's no need for them if you're just a scanner hobbyist looking for frequencies. If you're knowledgeable about databases, you can even download the entire raw database into your own database and build your own queries to do anything you want. They even send out daily updates so you can keep your database synchronized with the FCC. It's funny to think that back in the 1980s I made the trip to Chicago to look at the microfiche. Check out: http://wireless.fcc.gov/database_info.html It's all there... Mike Harpe, N4PLE |
PerCon WTF?
On 2005-09-10 09:16:47 -0400, kla1899 said:
Al Klein wrote in : On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 16:53:03 GMT, kla1899 said in alt.radio.scanner: It's free?? where can I get it for free? please tell us where we can all get that CD-ROM with all 50 US States plus all US territories on it for free!! The latest info from the FCC as of 6 months ago? From the web site. And please don't say download it, it's a 730Meg .dbf file that is not offered for download anywhere. So please tell us all where to get this database for free. Stop spamming the ng. So you don't have any free database download is that what your ignorant post is saying?? At least 3 people asked you to post this free download site, I mean you say it's a free download so whats the URL?? where is this free download site?? here I will start you off, http://www. ??????????? -- kla1899 Herz thu free cite fer yew meth types... http://wireless.fcc.gov/database_info.html |
PerCon WTF?
Well cuz here is the link why don't you go back to smoking your crack and
looking for more Sudafeds to make a new batch of meth to further screw up yer brains with muck that don't mean nothing to any one you Jerry Springer lookin' fourth grade graduate moron idiot bozo turd making prick who ain't got to common sense and wets himself all the time why don't you just say yew don't no nuffin bout this and go back to smoking the crack that couldn't sell to schoolkids because you couldn't leave the trailer because judge judy wuz on and you still had beer left so that masde the day pointless and then you passed out after vomiting all over the floor and falling in it then it was 9 oclock and all the schoolkids were home so you got on the internet and foind ourt that yer scam was over because we all no how tew get the channels to hear the cops so yew can sguard your meth lab which is out on yer uncles land and has a dog so anyone who comes there wilsl get bit and therefor yew are much smarter than that guy down the street who rapes young gerls and takes your money when he sees you and makes yyou play with him and it makes you feel like a freeak and you stay home and listen to the cops because they are cominng to get yerw bnecause you know stuff like the internnet and how the guverment wants to come and smother you becuz you no what happened in roswell and about how the guvermunt has helicopters and they watch you all the time even while you watch Jerry and smoke yourr crakc oh yeah were back to that i know about you and you are always high and I take all yer money and spend it on girls and beer and have all the fun selling your bogus fcc discs at the flea market down the street and then I go buy stuff and my neet car with the spinnin rims like a pimp and you stay home like the stupid lil bitch slut that you are http://wireless.fcc.gov/database_info.html |
PerCon WTF?
On Sun, 06 Nov 2005 15:23:57 GMT, Michael Harpe
said in rec.radio.scanner: So you don't have any free database download is that what your ignorant post is saying? The database is available at the FCC website (http://www.fcc.gov) for free download. That *you* can't load it into some database program and have a ready-made searchable system is your failing, not mine. I'm perfectly capable of loading raw data into a few dozen tables and constructing some SQL queries to find what I want. At least 3 people asked you to post this free download site And I did - in this post and previous ones. (BTW, your sock puppets aren't "people".) I mean you say it's a free download so whats the URL?? where is this free download site?? Can't find it? Try using your fingers. Or, if you can find it, your brain. |
PerCon WTF?
Michael Harpe wrote in news:2005110610235950073%
mike@pletechnologycom: http://wireless.fcc.gov/database_info.html Well after spending several min on that site all we could find is "Licensee Name Callsign / File Num Status Service" no frequ's??? -- kla1899 |
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