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Radio Stations

Table of Transmitters

Item	No.	Call Signal	Frequency (k/cs)	Wave Lengths (m)	Description	Power	Range	Service
8			705		Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods)	0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter	50	Harbour
9	38	VPFR	1364	220, 500, 600	Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods)	0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter	50	Police
9	39	VPFZ	1364	220, 500, 600	Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods)	0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter	50	Police
10	40	VPBQ	1364	220, 500, 600	Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods)	0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter	50	Police
11	41	VPFT	1361	500, 220, 600	Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods)	0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter	50	Police

Government Radio Office

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 tone 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, League of Nations Press from Geneva once weekly, 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.

Inspector W/T Office

Inspector W/T Office, 1st Floor, G. P. O. Building, Victoria.

Issues licences to ships, amateur transmitters, and Radio dealers, and is generally responsible for the control of broadcast licences 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, and Government Marine Surveyor, Hongkong.

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Page 5 Radio Stations Table of Transmitters Item No. Call Signal Frequency (k/cs) Wave Lengths (m) Description Power Range Service 8 705 Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods) 0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter 50 Harbour 9 38 VPFR 1364 220, 500, 600 Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods) 0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter 50 Police 9 39 VPFZ 1364 220, 500, 600 Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods) 0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter 50 Police 10 40 VPBQ 1364 220, 500, 600 Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods) 0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter 50 Police 11 41 VPFT 1361 500, 220, 600 Interrupted Continuous Wave (800 periods) 0.05 K.W. self-excited valve transmitter 50 Police Government Radio Office 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 tone 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, League of Nations Press from Geneva once weekly, 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. Inspector W/T Office Inspector W/T Office, 1st Floor, G. P. O. Building, Victoria. Issues licences to ships, amateur transmitters, and Radio dealers, and is generally responsible for the control of broadcast licences 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, and Government Marine Surveyor, Hongkong.

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(8)-Rescue Tug "Kau Sing"

Transmitters

Interrupted Contin-

gous Wave, (800 per-

705 iods), .05 K.W. eelf excited valve trans-

mitter.

Harbour.

(9)-Police Launch No. 2.

423

38 VPFR

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1364

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600

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Frequency in

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Wave length

*varjaw my

Description. and Aerial input.

Norinal

working range

39 VPFZ

1364

220

500

600

Interrupted Contin- uous Wave. (800 per- iods). 05 K.W. self

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excited valve trans- mitter.

(10)-Police Launch No. 3.

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600

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iods), .05 K.W. self

excited valve trans- mitter.

(11)--Police Launch No. 4.

41 VPFT

1361 500

220

600

Interrupted Contin- uous Wave. (800 per- jods), .05 K.W. self excital valve trauS- mitter.

50 Police.

Service on which employed.

(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 tone 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, League of Nations Press from Geneva once weekly, 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, and is generally respon- sible for the control of broadcast licences under the direction of the Postinaster General and the Chief Electrical Engineer, Public Works Department. Carries out all wireless surveys on behalf of the Board of Trade, Loudon, and Governinent Marine Surveyor, Hongkong.