I have seen several instances where info from radioreference.com has been used by a law enforcement agency or a radio system administrator and no credit given to RR ,whether it is screen shots or info that could have only been taken from this site. I know there are many contributors that are dispatchers, fire fighters, LEOs, etc that are faithful members here , and I THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE in your communities and contributions to this site.
What I have would like to see is contributions from the specific agencies to this site. Many agencies have a cloak of secrecy attitude with frequencies, tgs , etc. I have a friend that is a pd dispatcher. He was shocked when I showed him Call Signs, frequencies and the other info from the FCC website. So a lot of the info is public info any way. RR is just fine tuning the info.
I think that contributions from the public service agencies would benefit them in the long run and they dont realize it. Examples are limitless, such as a medical helicopter would know freq an ambulance is using when flying to an accident to rely info , a fire fighter out of state to assist at a forest fire, or a major disaster where different departments from probably different states are responding from.
Thoughts?
What I have would like to see is contributions from the specific agencies to this site. Many agencies have a cloak of secrecy attitude with frequencies, tgs , etc. I have a friend that is a pd dispatcher. He was shocked when I showed him Call Signs, frequencies and the other info from the FCC website. So a lot of the info is public info any way. RR is just fine tuning the info.
I think that contributions from the public service agencies would benefit them in the long run and they dont realize it. Examples are limitless, such as a medical helicopter would know freq an ambulance is using when flying to an accident to rely info , a fire fighter out of state to assist at a forest fire, or a major disaster where different departments from probably different states are responding from.
Thoughts?
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