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   From: lumpy@digitalcartography.com   
      
   miso@sushi.com wrote:   
      
   > Let me try to state this again. I have the FCC database, which has   
   > many coordinates of transmitters. MOST of the waypoints in the file   
   > are from the FCC database. Now if the FCC location was far away from   
   > what you see on Google Earth, I used the Google Earth location. That   
   > is because often the FCC website is off a bit. For other facilities   
   > (presumably DoD or Federal), I used the location I spotted on Google   
   > Earth.   
   >   
   > Now again, some of the comm sites on the NTS are commercial. I assume   
   > the DOE contracted them. So those locations are from the FCC since the   
   > frequencies are in commercial bands even though the end user is   
   > federal.   
      
   Groovy.   
      
   I thought perhaps the FCC was now listing NTIA stuff   
   in their database. Stuff that we used to have to pay   
   Tom Kneitel for a few decades ago.   
      
      
   Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke   
      
   www.n0eq.com   
      
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