Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... UHF Bands IV and V. New services would begin on 625 lines in the UHF Bands . At the time of the 1960 Report of the Television Advisory Committee , no feasible way had been determined by which the change to 625 - line transmission could ...
... UHF Bands IV and V. New services would begin on 625 lines in the UHF Bands . At the time of the 1960 Report of the Television Advisory Committee , no feasible way had been determined by which the change to 625 - line transmission could ...
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... UHF . 722. Television : UHF . The frequencies available for UHF transmis- sions of television are comprised in Broadcasting Bands IV and V. The whole of Band IV ( 470 to 582 Mc / s ) is available in the United Kingdom for television . Band ...
... UHF . 722. Television : UHF . The frequencies available for UHF transmis- sions of television are comprised in Broadcasting Bands IV and V. The whole of Band IV ( 470 to 582 Mc / s ) is available in the United Kingdom for television . Band ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. 12. Bands I and III are Very High Frequency ( VHF ) Bands . As regards Bands IV ( 470-582 Mc / s * ) and V ( 606-960 Mc / s * ) - which are Ultra High Frequency ( UHF ) Bands - we had already ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. 12. Bands I and III are Very High Frequency ( VHF ) Bands . As regards Bands IV ( 470-582 Mc / s * ) and V ( 606-960 Mc / s * ) - which are Ultra High Frequency ( UHF ) Bands - we had already ...
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