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Neil et al,
Agree totally with your feelings.
Here is another “frequency locator.”
They have a couple of their websites like lpam.info and lpam.ws listed on the left side of this web page.
They have a relatively new service:
which helps find your yardcasting frequencies. Some time back, this used to be embedded in their main lpfm frequency search program by checking a “part 15” option when you did a channel search. The seem to have taken it out and simplified it for less technical users who are looking to add a “retail store” Part 15 FM transmitter to an iPod or satellite receiver.
