Changelog

01/04/2019 - 12:00 AM

Due to the Government Shutdown, the FCC has disabled the Public Inspection File system.  FCCdata and denpahoso uses an API in that system to display a station logo on US FCC FM, AM and TV broadcast records.  During the shutdown, those logos will appear as "not found" images. This does not impact the actual operation of fccdata and denpahoso other than a cosmetic enhancement.  LPFM station logos saved in REC's Voluntary Public Inspection File system will still display. 

1/25/2019 10:30pm EST - With the reopening of government, NOAA NADCON has returned into service.

The government operated NOAA NADCON website which is used to convert NAD83 coordinates to NAD27 (and vice versa) is not available due to a lapse in government funding. 

As a substitute, you can use the REC NADCON tool https://recnet.com/nadcon 

The REC tool is not as accurate as the NOAA tool but is accurate to the tenth of a second, which still exceeds FCC requirements for coordinate entry.

01/25/2019 10:30 PM

Appropriations have been restored.  Government open.

01/04/2019 12:10 AM

CDBS is continuing to flow through applications filed on 1/3 despite it not being a business day,  Because of this, we have temporarily restored overnight and real-time updating so we can capture these applications and will continue to keep this functionality on.  We are not sure though if CDBS raw data will update during the shutdown but we are getting minimal data through our CDBSBOT system.

Update 01/02/2019 3:00 PM

REC-FM's stream address has been changed to: http://217.116.9.142:9074/

For best results, please use the player recfm.org or j1fm.tokyo. Updates sent to Roku, Tune-In and Radio Garden.

Previous stream URL will be turned-off when all supported third-party players have completed the change. This is due to the recent changes with our hosting providers.

This change is necessary to preserve services into the United States. We note this URL is subject to change and/or discontinuance at any time.

01/28/2019 - 10:00 AM EST

FCC has fully reopened.

01/25/2019 - 10:30 PM EST

Today, we have updated the Logbook of The World (LoTW) callsign list.  This is a December, 2018 list officially provided by the ARRL.   An LoTW indicator currently shows in the listings for US amateur radio operators.  We eventually plan to expand it to include Canada (VE) and Australia (VK) and we eventually plan to take automated updates from the ARRL.

This list replaces an unofficial list last updated on REC in 2015. 

For complementary (shadow) transmitters, we are now showing the individual channel numbers.  Even though a large majority of TV complementary transmitters operate on the same channel as their primary station, a few do not.  Today's fixes correct this.  This will also be reflected in FM records when FM complementary (shadow) stations expand.  

All websites are being changed to a new server which will mean a change in IP address. During this transition, you may still be on the old server or on the new one. We have tested all background services on the new server and they appear to be working. We are still in the process of testing public facing services on the new server. During this time, you may also experience SSL/privacy errors.