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ST61 Publication Section spéciale Index BR IFIC Nº 2560 Special Section ST61/1510 Sección especial Indice International Frequency Information Circular (Terrestrial Services) ITU - Radiocommunication Bureau Circular Internacional de Información sobre Frecuencias (Servicios Terrenales) UIT - Oficina de Radiocomunicaciones Circulaire Internationale d'Information sur les Fréquences (Services de Terre) UIT - Bureau des Radiocommunications Date/Fecha : 10.01.2006 Date limite pour les commentaires pour Partie A / Expiry date for comments for Part A / fecha limite para comentarios para Parte A : 04.04.2006 Les commentaires doivent être transmis directement à Comments should be sent directly to the Administration Las observaciones deberán enviarse directamente a la l'Administration dont émane la proposition. originating the proposal. Administración que haya formulado la proposición. Description of Columns / Descripción de columnas / Description des colonnes Intent Purpose of the notification Propósito de la notificación Objet de la notification 1a Assigned frequency Frecuencia asignada Fréquence assignée 4a Name of the location of Tx station Nombre del emplazamiento de estación Tx Nom de l'emplacement de la station Tx B Administration Administración Administration 4b Geographical area Zona geográfica Zone géographique 4c Geographical coordinates Coordenadas geográficas Coordonnées géographiques 6a Class of station Clase de estación Classe de station 1b Vision / sound frequency Frecuencia de portadora imagen/sonido Fréquence image / son 1ea Frequency stability Estabilidad de frecuencia Stabilité de fréquence 1e carrier frequency offset Desplazamiento de la portadora Décalage de la porteuse 7c System and colour system Sistema de transmisión / color Système et système de couleur 9d Polarization Polarización Polarisation 13c Remarks Observaciones Remarques 9 Directivity Directividad Directivité 8b Max. e.r.p., dbW P.R.A. máxima, dBW P.a.r maximale, dbW 9eb Max.effective antenna height, m Altura máxima efectiva Hauteur équivqlente max, m BR Id BR identification number Número de identificación de la BR Numéro d'identification de la BR BR IFIC Nº2560 Page 1 of 518 ST61/1510 PARTIE A PART A PARTE A Intent 1a 4a B 4b 4c 6a 1b 1ea 1e 7c 9d 13c 9 8b 9eb BR id ADD 218.00 HOSTKA CZE CZE 012 E 35 54 49 N 40 59 BT 215.25 R D P V A/1510 D 10 56 105130464 Coord: AUT D 221.75 ADD 218.00 MARTINEVES CZE CZE 014 E 08 54 50 N 46 59 BT 215.25 R D P H A/1510 ND 10 -8 105130482 Coord: D POL 221.75 MOD 218.00 KOSZALIN 1 POL POL 016 E 13 42 54 N 12 15 BT 215.25 N 0 D1 P V A/1510 ND 27 179 061009038 Coord: D DNK EST FIN LTU LVA RUS S 221.75 0 MOD 218.00 LUBAN POL POL 015 E 10 35 51 N 09 00 BT 215.25 N 8 D1 P H A/1510 D 34.8 220 061009041 Coord: AUT CZE D DNK HNG S SVK 221.75 8 ADD 219.50 AGRAFA GRC GRC 021 E 39 00 39 N 06 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 374 105164521 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 ANALIPSI GRC GRC 021 E 42 00 38 N 30 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 677 105164593 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 ANNINATA GRC GRC 020 E 47 00 38 N 07 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 100 105164606 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 ANO HORA GRC GRC 021 E 57 00 38 N 35 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 500 105164608 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 ARHANGELOS GRC GRC 022 E 16 00 41 N 05 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 350 105164636 Coord: ALB BIH CYP I ISR JOR LBY MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 BABIOLOS GRC GRC 023 E 52 00 35 N 28 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 134 105164688 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 EHINOS 2 GRC GRC 024 E 58 00 41 N 17 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 75 105164796 Coord: ALB BIH CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 BR IFIC Nº2560 Page 2 of 518 ST61/1510 PARTIE A PART A PARTE A Intent 1a 4a B 4b 4c 6a 1b 1ea 1e 7c 9d 13c 9 8b 9eb BR id ADD 219.50 ERESSOS GRC GRC 025 E 57 00 39 N 11 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 188 105164843 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 FLAMPOURA GRC GRC 021 E 59 00 38 N 04 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 315 105164874 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 HAIRETHIANA GRC GRC 023 E 42 00 35 N 28 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 83 105164964 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 HRYSI GRC GRC 020 E 56 00 40 N 15 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 110 105165009 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 ITYLO GRC GRC 022 E 24 00 36 N 41 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 160 105165033 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 KARYDIA GRC GRC 021 E 59 00 40 N 48 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 410 105165119 Coord: ALB BIH CYP I ISR JOR LBY MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 KATAKOLO GRC GRC 021 E 19 00 37 N 50 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 138 105165156 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 KAVALA GRC GRC 024 E 22 00 40 N 55 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 23 105165181 Coord: ALB BIH CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 KIPI GRC GRC 026 E 18 00 40 N 57 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 18 105165218 Coord: ALB BIH CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 KORFOVOUNI GRC GRC 020 E 59 00 39 N 14 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 562 105165232 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 KOTRONAS GRC GRC 022 E 28 00 36 N 35 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 345 105165254 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 BR IFIC Nº2560 Page 3 of 518 ST61/1510 PARTIE A PART A PARTE A Intent 1a 4a B 4b 4c 6a 1b 1ea 1e 7c 9d 13c 9 8b 9eb BR id ADD 219.50 KRANIA GRC GRC 021 E 17 00 39 N 55 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 304 105165274 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 LAMPIA GRC GRC 021 E 49 00 37 N 32 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 260 105165302 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 LYSSAREA GRC GRC 021 E 56 00 37 N 39 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 264 105165378 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 MANDRA GRC GRC 021 E 57 00 37 N 19 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 90 105165398 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 METSOVO GRC GRC 021 E 12 00 39 N 48 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 335 105165458 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 MIHALITSATA GRC GRC 020 E 26 00 38 N 11 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 34 105165461 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 MOURNES GRC GRC 024 E 31 00 35 N 12 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 100 105165490 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 NEDOUSA GRC GRC 022 E 14 00 37 N 08 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 850 105165528 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 NEOHORI GRC GRC 022 E 00 00 39 N 36 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 260 105165530 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 PALAIOHORI GRC GRC 020 E 26 00 39 N 33 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 120 105165597 Coord: BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 PALAIOKASTRO GRC GRC 021 E 48 00 37 N 10 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 320 105165611 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 BR IFIC Nº2560 Page 4 of 518 ST61/1510 PARTIE A PART A PARTE A Intent 1a 4a B 4b 4c 6a 1b 1ea 1e 7c 9d 13c 9 8b 9eb BR id ADD 219.50 PARAMYTHIA GRC GRC 020 E 30 00 39 N 29 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 225 105165653 Coord: BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 PERAHORA GRC GRC 022 E 56 00 38 N 01 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 315 105165683 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 PILI GRC GRC 023 E 34 00 38 N 46 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 280 105165723 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 PYRA GRC GRC 021 E 24 00 39 N 31 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 148 105165820 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 ROUSOPOULI LIMNOS GRC GRC 025 E 19 00 39 N 53 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 130 105165867 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 SOUSOUNITSA GRC GRC 020 E 48 00 40 N 02 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 320 105165948 Coord: BIH BUL CYP ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 STOLOS GRC GRC 022 E 37 00 37 N 24 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P V A/1510 ND 28 680 105165981 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 STRATONIKI GRC GRC 023 E 49 00 40 N 31 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 200 105165983 Coord: ALB BIH CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 SYKIADA GRC GRC 026 E 07 00 38 N 28 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 242 105165991 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 THRONOS GRC GRC 024 E 38 00 35 N 16 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 150 105166041 Coord: ALB BIH BUL CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 ADD 219.50 TRIFYLLI GRC GRC 026 E 13 00 40 N 59 00 BT 217.25 N 0 B P H A/1510 ND 28 43 105166048 Coord: ALB BIH CYP I ISR JOR LBY MKD MLT ROU UKR 222.75 0 BR IFIC Nº2560 Page 5 of 518 ST61/1510 PARTIE A PART A PARTE A Intent 1a 4a B 4b 4c 6a 1b 1ea 1e 7c 9d 13c 9 8b 9eb BR id ADD 219.50 VALANIDA GRC GRC 022 E 06
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