Good news!
Frequencydb have now put the Irish scanner frequency database back online.
I'm sure it's no more than a coincidence that, after an absence of months, it reappeared within 24 hours of my pointing out on this blog where they could find a very similar database online if they had misplaced their backup.
They have also dropped the requirement for a password and the daft qualification procedure to "qualify" for the password in the first place.
So, to see the "Crown Jewels" for yourself, just go to frequencydb.com/database
If it disappears again, perhaps somebody could leave a comment here as I don't visit often.
I'll see if I can find an alternative link for you, but hopefully, that won't be necessary.
For those new to the frequencydb site, the people who prompted me to write this blog in the first place are still there, though some have changed their names for reasons I can only guess at! Anyhow, they're not hard to spot from their style.
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Who am I?
- Reciprocity
- I'm just an ordinary citizen - I have no more problem following rules than most people. Nor do I have a problem with people exercising their power sensibly. However, it does get far up my nose when knuckleheads are given power beyond what they're capable of handling and believe that it's their right and duty to do so at every opportunity. This blog was prompted by a recent encounter with a couple of these knuckleheads.
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