CO129-393 - Governor Sir May - 1912 [11] — Page 217

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12, Des Voeux Road Central,

Hongkong, November 8th., 1912.

Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C.,

Hongkong.

C.O. 33038

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With further reference to our call on you this morning

we beg to give you as follows the various Land Stations of which we

have particulars here. The prices given are only approximate, and on

the High Side. The ranges are absolutely guaranteed, and are to be

understood over sea. The prices are for the Station completely erected,

and includes Building for same, but not Operators quarters. We would

bring to your notice the small amount of Power required for the primary

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1.5 K.W.

0.5 T.K 0.0 K.W.

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110 miles 190 miles £1,450

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5.0 K.W.

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8.0 K.W.

500

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75.0 K.W.

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Higher Range stations are made but we have not tae particulars here.

In a place like Hongkong the Power Plant could be done away with and the

energy taken from the Electric Light Cos mains. This would considerably

reduce tue Primary Cost. The above ranges are guaranteed but under favour

-able circumstances the ranges would be very much exceeded. As regards

the Efficiency of 75 % which we claim we would refer you to Our Pamphlet "The Telefunken System of Wireless Telegraphy" which we sent you the other day. On pages 27 and 28 you will find an example worked out.

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