[FedCom] Federal Frequency Database

[AllanStern at aol.com]

Most publications get that way, especially stuff from Grove. They like  
"big" "huge" "gigantic" listings, so they are reluctant to delete obsolete  
references.  It is true that some old freqs reappear and are worth  
referencing, but not to the extent that Grove does.
 
For currency, you cannot beat postings from accurate scannists/monitors on  
the various Email groups, including mine.
 
 
AL STERN  Satellite Beach  FL
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ke4ifd at bellsouth.net writes:

I  recently ordered a copy of the Grove Enterprises, Inc federal  frequency
database. DO NOT waste your money on this cd. It is antiquated  and so out 
of
date that it's not funny. I sent it back and told them it  wasn't worth
$29.95 + shipping. Most of the frequencies were military and  not federal
agencies. They have a separate database on the cd for military.  It's like
they duplicated it and threw in some federal frequencies. The cd  is copy
righted 2005. They don't tell you this in the ad on their web  site.

David W. Todd