I have never cared for the ILG database. I don't like the format that it's
presented in...


"Joe Analssandrini" wrote in message
oups.com...
Dear Jim,

The ILG database is also superb. Formerly it took over a month for the
current schedule to be posted but this time they've outdone themselves:
the A06 schedule is already posted. I recommend that you and everyone
else get their password and download it.

Also keep checking WRTH's site. I'm sure they will have the complete
A06 schedule available for downloading very soon.

Best,

Joe

On 2006-03-31 16:35:44 -0800, "Jim Hackett" said:

I have never cared for the ILG database. I don't like the format that it's
presented in...

I'll have to speak up and say that I dig ILG big time.

Perhaps the reader I use makes it more usable for me. OS X only:
http://homepage.mac.com/jimwatson and it is free. He also offers a
nice free darkline/MUF map that automatically syncs with WWV for
current data.

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acs

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AC Smith wrote:


I'll have to speak up and say that I dig ILG big time.


So do I. I like the detailed info ILG provides for each entry. In
fact, if I were permitted only one frequency guide, I'd go with ILG....
provided the schedules were being released in a timely manner.

It's good to see that the A06 scheds have come out promptly. With the
B05 scheds, though, there was such a delay that a lot of folks here
were speculating on whether ILG was simply not doing scheds any longer.

junius

Geee Whiz,kidz,,, homepage.mac.com has added a clock.WOW!
cuhulin