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UIT - BUREAU DES ITU - RADIOCOMMUNICATION UIT - OFICINA DE RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS BUREAU RADIOCOMUNICACIONES FXM provisoire / provisional N° 2486 Index / Indice Partie 1P / Part 1P / Parte 1P Date/Fecha: 28-01-2003 Détails des assignations de fréquence Particulars of frequency assignment Detalles de las notificaciones de asignación de reçues par le BR dans le format TerRaSys notices received by the BR in TerRaSys frecuencia recibidas por la BR en formato (voir CR/118). format (see CR/118). TerRaSys (ver CR/118). Cette partie 1P est aussi publiée en fichier This Part 1P is also published in Esta Parte 1P se publica también en el fichero MS-Access (mdb). Afin de faciliter l'utilisation du MS-Access (mdb) file. In order to facilitate the MS-Acces (mdb). Para facilitar la utilización del fichier, le numéro d’index provisoire trouvé en use of the file, the provisional index number mismo, el número de índice provisional que se cette page d’index indique le numéro de série found in this index page indicates the serial encuentra en esta página de índice indica el de la notice dans le fichier. Veuillez utiliser le number of the notice in the file. Please use the número de serie de la notificación en dicho fichero. programme fourni “FXM Part 1P Software” pour supplied program “FXM Part 1P Software” to Sírvase utilizar el programa suministrado: “FXM visualiser les notices. view the notices. Part 1P Software” para visualizar las notificaciones. Index Intent B 4B/5B 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 6A Adm. Ref. Identifier 248600622 ADD AUS AUS 2.145000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FC AUS02-0213 248600692 ADD AUS AUS 2.145000 HUMPTY DOO NT FC AUS02-0244 248600648 ADD AUS AUS 2.145000 LYNDOCH NSW FC AUS02-0274 248600635 ADD AUS AUS 2.145000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FC AUS02-0305 248600559 ADD AUS AUS 2.776000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0095 248600580 ADD AUS AUS 2.776000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0116 248600601 ADD AUS AUS 2.776000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0158 248600693 ADD AUS AUS 2.776000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0137 248600560 ADD AUS AUS 3.328000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0096 248600581 ADD AUS AUS 3.328000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0117 248600602 ADD AUS AUS 3.328000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0159 248600694 ADD AUS AUS 3.328000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0138 248600520 ADD AUS AUS 3.348000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0214 248600530 ADD AUS AUS 3.348000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0245 248600549 ADD AUS AUS 3.348000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0275 248600539 ADD AUS AUS 3.348000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0306 248600521 ADD AUS AUS 4.304000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FC AUS02-0215 248600531 ADD AUS AUS 4.304000 HUMPTY DOO NT FC AUS02-0246 248600550 ADD AUS AUS 4.304000 LYNDOCH NSW FC AUS02-0276 248600540 ADD AUS AUS 4.304000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FC AUS02-0307 248600623 ADD AUS AUS 4.310000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FC AUS02-0216 248600698 ADD AUS AUS 4.310000 HUMPTY DOO NT FC AUS02-0247 248600695 ADD AUS AUS 4.310000 LYNDOCH NSW FC AUS02-0277 248600636 ADD AUS AUS 4.310000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FC AUS02-0308 248600561 ADD AUS AUS 5.175000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0097 248600582 ADD AUS AUS 5.175000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0118 248600603 ADD AUS AUS 5.175000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0160 248600696 ADD AUS AUS 5.175000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0139 248600562 ADD AUS AUS 5.195000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0098 248600583 ADD AUS AUS 5.195000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0119 248600697 ADD AUS AUS 5.195000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0161 248600609 ADD AUS AUS 5.195000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0140 248600563 ADD AUS AUS 5.791000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0099 248600584 ADD AUS AUS 5.791000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0120 248600604 ADD AUS AUS 5.791000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0162 248600699 ADD AUS AUS 5.791000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0141 248600564 ADD AUS AUS 5.820000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0100 248600585 ADD AUS AUS 5.820000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0121 248600605 ADD AUS AUS 5.820000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0163 248600700 ADD AUS AUS 5.820000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0142 248600522 ADD AUS AUS 6.378000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FC AUS02-0217 248600727 ADD AUS AUS 6.378000 HUMPTY DOO NT FC AUS02-0336 248600551 ADD AUS AUS 6.378000 LYNDOCH NSW FC AUS02-0278 FXM prov N° 2486 1P Page / Página: 1/79 28-01-2003 Index Intent B 4B/5B 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 6A Adm. Ref. Identifier 248600541 ADD AUS AUS 6.378000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FC AUS02-0309 248600565 ADD AUS AUS 7.320000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0101 248600586 ADD AUS AUS 7.320000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0122 248600606 ADD AUS AUS 7.320000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0164 248600701 ADD AUS AUS 7.320000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0143 248600566 ADD AUS AUS 7.560000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0102 248600587 ADD AUS AUS 7.560000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0123 248600607 ADD AUS AUS 7.560000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0165 248600702 ADD AUS AUS 7.560000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0144 248600567 ADD AUS AUS 7.750000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0103 248600588 ADD AUS AUS 7.750000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0124 248600608 ADD AUS AUS 7.750000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0166 248600703 ADD AUS AUS 7.750000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0145 248600568 ADD AUS AUS 8.056000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0104 248600589 ADD AUS AUS 8.056000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0125 248600610 ADD AUS AUS 8.056000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0167 248600704 ADD AUS AUS 8.056000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0146 248600624 ADD AUS AUS 8.557000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FC AUS02-0218 248600706 ADD AUS AUS 8.557000 HUMPTY DOO NT FC AUS02-0248 248600649 ADD AUS AUS 8.557000 LYNDOCH NSW FC AUS02-0279 248600637 ADD AUS AUS 8.557000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FC AUS02-0310 248600569 ADD AUS AUS 9.050000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0105 248600590 ADD AUS AUS 9.050000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0126 248600611 ADD AUS AUS 9.050000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0168 248600707 ADD AUS AUS 9.050000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0147 248600570 ADD AUS AUS 9.412000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0106 248600591 ADD AUS AUS 9.412000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0127 248600612 ADD AUS AUS 9.412000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0169 248600708 ADD AUS AUS 9.412000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0148 248600571 ADD AUS AUS 10.105000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0107 248600592 ADD AUS AUS 10.105000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0128 248600613 ADD AUS AUS 10.105000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0170 248600709 ADD AUS AUS 10.105000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0149 248600660 ADD AUS AUS 10.512000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0219 248600668 ADD AUS AUS 10.512000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0249 248600684 ADD AUS AUS 10.512000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0280 248600676 ADD AUS AUS 10.512000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0311 248600661 ADD AUS AUS 10.518000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0220 248600669 ADD AUS AUS 10.518000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0250 248600685 ADD AUS AUS 10.518000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0281 248600710 ADD AUS AUS 10.518000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0312 248600625 ADD AUS AUS 10.595000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FC AUS02-0221 248600678 ADD AUS AUS 10.595000 HUMPTY DOO NT FC AUS02-0251 248600650 ADD AUS AUS 10.595000 LYNDOCH NSW FC AUS02-0282 248600638 ADD AUS AUS 10.595000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FC AUS02-0313 248600523 ADD AUS AUS 10.847200 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0222 248600532 ADD AUS AUS 10.847200 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0252 248600552 ADD AUS AUS 10.847200 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0283 248600542 ADD AUS AUS 10.847200 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0314 248600524 ADD AUS AUS 10.921000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0223 248600533 ADD AUS AUS 10.921000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0253 248600553 ADD AUS AUS 10.921000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0284 248600543 ADD AUS AUS 10.921000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0315 248600525 ADD AUS AUS 11.165000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0224 248600534 ADD AUS AUS 11.165000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0254 248600554 ADD AUS AUS 11.165000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0285 248600544 ADD AUS AUS 11.165000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0316 248600526 ADD AUS AUS 11.481000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0225 248600535 ADD AUS AUS 11.481000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0255 248600555 ADD AUS AUS 11.481000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0286 248600545 ADD AUS AUS 11.481000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0317 248600572 ADD AUS AUS 12.060000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FB AUS02-0108 248600593 ADD AUS AUS 12.060000 HUMPTY DOO NT FB AUS02-0129 248600614 ADD AUS AUS 12.060000 LYNDOCH NSW FB AUS02-0171 248600711 ADD AUS AUS 12.060000 NORTH WEST CAPE WA FB AUS02-0150 248600626 ADD AUS AUS 12.812000 BOHLE RIVER QLD FC AUS02-0226 FXM prov N° 2486 1P Page / Página: 2/79 28-01-2003 Index Intent B 4B/5B 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 6A Adm.
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