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Message from ka3jjz at Wednesday, 25-Aug-21 01:49:09 GMT
I have a distinct feeling that this will get squelched quickly but here goes - the wiki on this site is VERY badly out of date. I know that someone had intended to update it but unfortunately it never happened.
There is a public wiki that only requires a free userID and password and has TONS of information on a host of topics from MW (AM) on. You can find it starting here - there are currently over 10000 pages (yes you read that right) here...
https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Main_Page
If I were to assemble a list of links to specific pages, would someone be able to insert them into the wiki (or I could, assuming I could get the rights and knew the language this wiki uses)?
And just as an aside - if you want a site devoted to Utilities, look no further than
http://www.udxf.nl/
Anything else truly pales in comparison
Mike
There is a public wiki that only requires a free userID and password and has TONS of information on a host of topics from MW (AM) on. You can find it starting here - there are currently over 10000 pages (yes you read that right) here...
https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Main_Page
If I were to assemble a list of links to specific pages, would someone be able to insert them into the wiki (or I could, assuming I could get the rights and knew the language this wiki uses)?
And just as an aside - if you want a site devoted to Utilities, look no further than
http://www.udxf.nl/
Anything else truly pales in comparison
Mike
Message from ka3jjz at Wednesday, 25-Aug-21 02:22:53 GMT
Alternately we could put a gateway together to which you can point. Here's an example of one created for the UDXF
https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/RadioReference_UDXF_Portal
Mike
https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/RadioReference_UDXF_Portal
Mike
Message from a29afa2013d8008a at Friday, 05-Apr-24 02:07:13 GMT
Can someone please update the Wiki and fix the Global Frequency Database?
As I understand it, the website is slowly getting out of date and will eventually shut down due to lack of proper site maintenance.
Is there an option to temporarily take control of the GlobalTuners website and fix the Global Frequency Database?
As I understand it, the website is slowly getting out of date and will eventually shut down due to lack of proper site maintenance.
Is there an option to temporarily take control of the GlobalTuners website and fix the Global Frequency Database?
Message from lucypoot2 at 2 days ago
You’re absolutely right the current wiki is outdated, and it’s been overdue for a refresh for a long time. The RadioReference wiki you linked is an excellent resource, and having a curated list of the most relevant pages would be extremely useful.
If you want to put together that list of links, I’m sure someone here would be willing to help with integrating them into the local wiki, or you could do it yourself once you have editing permissions. Either way, fresh, accurate info would be a big improvement.
And yes, UDXF is hands-down the best utilities-focused site nothing else really compares.
If you want to put together that list of links, I’m sure someone here would be willing to help with integrating them into the local wiki, or you could do it yourself once you have editing permissions. Either way, fresh, accurate info would be a big improvement.
And yes, UDXF is hands-down the best utilities-focused site nothing else really compares.
Message from selenalin at 1 days ago
Guys has any effort been made to make this amazing change?
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