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outgoing distortion level etc. is required such as a Cathode
Ray Oscillograph. This has been included in the Indent.
Enquiries might also be made regarding a portable
field strength measuring equipment for use in the Colony.
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General Information.
To assist the Consulting Engineers and the
contractors it is pointed out that it is decided to instal
the Transmitter at Cape D'Aguilar and the Receiver at the Victoria Peak Receiving Station.
The distance between these stations, as the
crow flies is 8 miles.
distances :
The cable route consists of the following
Victoria Peak to Central Radio Office
Central Radio Office to Cape D'Aguilar
1 miles.
13 miles.
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All cable connections are made via Central Radio
Office, the cable connecting Peak Receiving Station and
Central Radio Office consists of 50 pairs 5 of which are 40 1
copper and 45 of 20 lb. copper, the pairs already in use carry
receiver signals, tone line and talking circuits.
The cables between Central Radio Office and Cape
D'Aguilar consist of 25 pair cable, 5 pairs of which consist
of 40 lb. copper and 20 pairs of 20 lb. conductors, five of
either size are available, the remainder being already in use
as keying and telephone circuits.
sd. L. H. KING.
Chief Electrical Engineer.
11. 11. 1933.