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Old September 4th 04, 06:34 PM
Patty Winter
 
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Kameron Spesial wrote:
Is there a website where I can plug in a frequency and time of day to
ID the source of the signal? I see a lot of program guides and
schedules but nowhere I can ID a station. Appreciate the help.


I haven't found anything like that (but would be happy if
someone knows of one), but I've had a fair bit of luck
entering frequencies into the Google Groups archive of
this group. I usually start by restricting the search to
the last couple of months, then to the same season last
year, then wider if needed.


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