Re: [IRCA] IRCA 2007 E-mail directory

[Mike Hardester <DX4EVR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

    A belated welcome back into the DX-fold, David. Your best bet for a 
list of radio stations is Lee Freshwater's THE AM LOG BOOK located at 
http://www.amlogbook.com  It has what you're looking for, and at a good 
price: FREE. Although it isn't updated daily, Lee does an excellent job 
of providing a variety of information on AM-related areas.

    The National Radio Club has their yearly AM Log Book which you can 
inquire about at amradiolog@xxxxxxxxxxx  Wayne Heinen can let you know 
the cost, etc. Tell him you're an IRCA member and get a discount. Oops. 
Just checked and the 27th edition is sold out.

    Another source is the FCC direct:  
http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/main/am.html

There is also FM, TV and a number of other areas which you can check out.

    Any other questions, don't hesitate to ask!  

          Very 73 de Mike



David Faulkner wrote:
> FAULKNER  David    Albany, Ohio     dfdf   at  acninc  dot  net
>
> Second, on a less serious note, is there someplace on the web where up to
> date information about radio stations is catalogued, e.g. station lists by
> frequency & call & the like.  The stuff I copied out of the BYB at the O.U.
> library is getting old, and wasn't all that accurate in the first place.
>
> 73's
> David
>   


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