Opfor2
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I was wondering what ever happened to the gentleman who ran FreqOfNature.com? It used to be a very active site at one time.
What ever happened to FreqOfNature.com
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prcguy
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RR probably put him out of business.
oldradioguy2010
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That was a very good site.
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ecps92
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WHOIS reports [reading between lines] the domain is now .RU owned
oldradioguy2010
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BTW
Bill I never see your site anymore.
The cruise ship and others.
Is it still available?
DW
So. Cal
Bill I never see your site anymore.
The cruise ship and others.
Is it still available?
DW
So. Cal
Opfor2
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.RU ???
Tracy's in Arizona now. A lot of those sites back in the day were a nature of love and definitely not profitable vs the costs of hosting etc. It was worth the efforts to share and support the hobby, but yeah, sites like this made the work not as fun.
Opfor2
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So he left Simi Valley for Arizona, good man
Numerous regional frequency database sites existed prior to Radioreference. Fordyce.org was one such example for the Long Island & Mid-Atlantic region I often frequented. Sometimes I visit the wayback machine to reminisce about the old times
ecps92
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Web site is Still active, but not many changes/reports. with the exception of a few die-hards who visit the port when a ship comes in for supplies.
ecps92
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Mine is norcalscan.org and then I inherited the scancal.org domain to try and keep that project going. Between getting married, work, and starting a family, the thing not making a penny was pushed further and further aside. Take a break, RR gets bigger, HTML goes from 4 to 5, memories of how CSS worked, cpanel upgrades, etc. I tried narrowing vision to just my two local counties and calfire and even then blink an eye and it's 2021 instead of 2016. 
Still pushing the shoutcast stream though, not bounded by the RR streaming rules etc.
Still pushing the shoutcast stream though, not bounded by the RR streaming rules etc.
FON had a really excellent page with sector maps of Los Angeles and Oakland ARTCCs that I’m not sure is still accessible on wayback machine (maybe it was never archived?). And my copies of the Southwest Frequency Directory and various Kelly Govt Radio Systems books still see regular use. Just goes to show that many of these regional guides were formatted so well and contained such a wealth of information that they’re still useful today even if many of the radio systems have been upgraded since they were published.
I'm pretty sure I saw one or two Police Call in a stack with other books/magazines. I should take those over when club meetings start up again and let others enjoy some nostalgia.
Just remember - don't copy them. Special "coded" information has been included to detect violators
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