No.
Call Sigual.
Frequency in
k/cs.
Wave length in metres.
31 VPFZ
1364
220
500
600
(Ze 5)
(9)-Police Launch No. 2.
Transmitters
Description.
and Aerial input.
Interrupted Contin- uous Wave, (800 per- iods), .05 K. W. self excited valve trans- mitter.
Normal
working range
30
50
Police.
(10)-Police Launch No. 3.
Service on which employed.
32 VPBQ
1364 500
220
Interrupted Contin-
600
uous Wave, (800 per-
iods). .05 K.W. self
excited valve trans- mitter.
VPF 33 VPFT
1361 500
220
600
نات
Police.
(11)--Police Launch No. 4.
Interrupted Coutin- İ
nons Ware, (800 per- ! jods), 05 K.W. self excited valve trans- mitter.
50 Police.
(12)-Government Radio Office, Ground floor, P. & O. Building,
Des Voeux Road, Central, Victoria.
Central control and emergency receiving office, controls all Cape D'Aguilar transmitters and receives signals picked up by the Government Receiving Station at Victoria Peak by means of a system of toue channels, accepts and delivers telegrams to and from ships at sea, to most places in the Far East, American Continents, Australasia and Europe, receives and publishes Rugby Press messages twice daily, maintains communication with Waglan Lighthouse by submarine cable, or alternatively in the event of breakdown, by wireless; also with Gap Rock Lighthouse by wireless, advises Government Departments and the general public as required, of vessels entering the harbour, receives and forwards meteorological telegrams, navigation warnings, health bulletins, controls Police and Harbour Departments' wireless services and issues broadcast receiving licences.
(13)-Inspector W/T Office, 1st Floor, G. P. O. Building, Victoria.
Issues licences to ships, amateur transmitters, and Radio dealers, examines applicants for Wireless Operators' Certificates of Proficiency and is generally responsible for the local administration of wireless under the direction of the Postmaster General and the Chief Electrical Engineer, Public Works Department. Carries out all wireless surveys on behalf of the Board of Trade, London, aud Government Marine Surveyor, Hongkong.
(14)-Government Radio Receiving Station, Royal Observatory Grounds, Kowloon.
This station is used for reception only, being the main receiving point for all meteorological services, and the operating and receiving point for marine and harbour services, receives time signals from Nauen, Malabar and Manila daily, receives press messages from Rugby twice daily and accepts and delivers telegrams to or from Kowloon. The equipment consists of 1 Rugby press receiver arranged for Heartshape" reception. 1 Marconi receiver 600 metres. 1 Marconi receiver RG6A, and 1 G.E.C. receiver for marine reception on
L
type RP2B for reception of long wave meteorological reports and time signals and various short wave receivers for marine and meteorological receptions. Telegraph and emergency tone lines for communication with Government Radio Office,
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