more important programme projects include documentaries on resettle- ment, industrial safety, pollution, water schemes, the cross-harbour tunnel and drug addiction. Many thousands of feet of film have been shot which will ultimately form part of television transmissions. Plans have also been prepared and recruitment will be directed accordingly-for the inauguration of a weekly magazine programme (on both Chinese and English Channels); for a monthly documentary treating in depth major subjects of public concern; for regular service programmes to help with the work of certain Government departments (for example, Police, Fire Services and Social Welfare); and eventually, for a regular Chinese domestic series-drama, designed, inter alia, to carry a measure of broadly based civic education.
General
ENGINEERING
62. The technical services of Radio Hong Kong are undertaken by Cable and Wireless Ltd., who are responsible for the maintenance, installation and operation of all studios, transmitting and receiving facilities.
Transmitters
63. The Medium Wave Transmitting Station is situated at Golden Hill in the New Territories.
Broadcast
Frequency
640 kHz
Output Power
20 KW
545 kHz
20 KW
Service
Chinese
18 hours daily from 6 a.m.
English
19 hours daily from 6 a.m.
The VHF/FM Transmitting Station is sited at Mount Gough on Hong Kong Island.
Frequency:
Output Power:
Polarization:
Deviation:
Pre-emphasis: Broadcast:
94,0 MHz Chinese Service 91.0 MHz English Service
50 KW e.r.p. Chinese Service 50 KW e.r.p. English Service Horizontal
75 kHz
50 microseconds
18 hours daily from 6 a.m. Chinese Service. 19 hours daily from 6 a.m. English Service.
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