Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 199
... coverage further , would require the use of unallocated Band III frequency channels . And though there was understandably an insistence that the satellite station project should be completed as quickly as possible , it was not suggested ...
... coverage further , would require the use of unallocated Band III frequency channels . And though there was understandably an insistence that the satellite station project should be completed as quickly as possible , it was not suggested ...
Page 200
... coverage or improve reception . The Authority advocate the use of Ultra High Frequencies ( UHF ) to fill gaps in coverage . 707. We consider that the transmission coverage of the Authority's service has , given the time and the ...
... coverage or improve reception . The Authority advocate the use of Ultra High Frequencies ( UHF ) to fill gaps in coverage . 707. We consider that the transmission coverage of the Authority's service has , given the time and the ...
Page 335
... coverage , or three with about 95 per cent coverage . With 5 Mc / s channelling Bands IV and V would give three programmes with 98 per cent population coverage or four of 95 per cent and one of 70 per cent . These estimates assume that ...
... coverage , or three with about 95 per cent coverage . With 5 Mc / s channelling Bands IV and V would give three programmes with 98 per cent population coverage or four of 95 per cent and one of 70 per cent . These estimates assume that ...
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