Re: (meteorobs) FM Stations

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) FM Stations
• From: Bruce Young <B.Young@uqdot net.au>
• Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2000 12:20:38 +1000
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>I have been able to download the FM and TV Stations for the whole of North
>America (more than 5500 stations),

Hello

Not much help for Nth America but for those in Australia and environs 
these lists are very useful. They are up-to-date as of June 2000. I 
did find one station that was not listed but a phone call sorted out 
its location (several hundred kms further along the "line of sight" 
of my antenna.


	Australian Broadcasting Authority
	http://www.abadot gov.au/

	Radio and television broadcasting stations
	http://www.abadot gov.au/what/broplan/broadcasting_stations/

	VHF FM Radio in Frequency Order
	http://www.abadot gov.au/what/broplan/broadcasting_stations/radio_4.pdf


thanks
Bruce
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