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BR IFIC N° 2540 Index/Indice BR IFIC N° 2540 Index/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 Part 1 / Partie 1 / Parte 1 Date/Fecha: 22.03.2005 Description of Columns Description des colonnes Descripción de columnas No. Sequential number Numéro séquenciel Número sequencial BR Id. BR identification number Numéro d'identification du BR Número de identificación de la BR Adm Notifying Administration Administration notificatrice Administración notificante 1A [MHz] Assigned frequency [MHz] Fréquence assignée [MHz] Frecuencia asignada [MHz] Name of the location of Nom de l'emplacement de Nombre del emplazamiento de 4A/5A transmitting / receiving station la station d'émission / réception estación transmisora / receptora 4B/5B Geographical area Zone géographique Zona geográfica 4C/5C Geographical coordinates Coordonnées géographiques Coordenadas geográficas 6A Class of station Classe de station Clase de estación Purpose of the notification: Objet de la notification: Propósito de la notificación: Intent ADD-addition MOD-modify ADD-additioner MOD-modifier ADD-añadir MOD-modificar SUP-suppress W/D-withdraw SUP-supprimer W/D-retirer SUP-suprimir W/D-retirar No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 1 105018583 BEL 19038.7500 AN 009 2 BEL 4E40'6" 51N9'21" FX 1 ADD 2 105018582 BEL 19038.7500 AN 018 1 BEL 4E55'46" 51N18'57" FX 1 ADD 3 105018581 BEL 19038.7500 AN 023 5 BEL 4E19'20" 51N20'39" FX 1 ADD 4 105018579 BEL 19038.7500 AN 027 4 BEL 4E37'56" 51N21'13" FX 1 ADD 5 105018578 BEL 19038.7500 AN 028 7 BEL 4E20'25" 51N7'39" FX 1 ADD 6 105018585 BEL 19042.5000 LX 026 1 BEL 5E49'25" 49N41'16" FX 1 ADD 7 105018584 BEL 19042.5000 OV 019 1 BEL 3E53'24" 50N51'18" FX 1 ADD 8 105018586 BEL 19042.5000 WAVRE LIMAL 1 BEL 4E33'35" 50N42'12" FX 1 ADD 9 105018602 BEL 19046.2500 HT 047 4 BEL 3E50'55" 50N42'59" FX 1 ADD 10 105018601 BEL 19046.2500 HT 069 1 BEL 4E13'59" 50N14'30" FX 1 ADD 11 105018600 BEL 19046.2500 NR 020 2 BEL 5E12'45" 50N15'5" FX 1 ADD 12 105018599 BEL 19046.2500 NR 023 14 BEL 5E0'21" 50N23'2" FX 1 ADD 13 105018598 BEL 19046.2500 OV 006 1 BEL 4E6'22" 51N1'42" FX 1 ADD 14 105018597 BEL 19046.2500 OV 007 2 BEL 4E11'42" 51N8'45" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2540 22-03-2005 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 15 105018596 BEL 19046.2500 OV 022 2 BEL 3E42'28" 51N6'4" FX 1 ADD 16 105018595 BEL 19046.2500 OV 029 2 BEL 3E26'39" 51N6'0" FX 1 ADD 17 105018594 BEL 19046.2500 OV 039 1 BEL 3E42'28" 51N2'58" FX 1 ADD 18 105018593 BEL 19046.2500 VB 027 1 BEL 4E41'31" 50N48'57" FX 1 ADD 19 105018592 BEL 19046.2500 WV 007 1 BEL 3E20'17" 51N0'11" FX 1 ADD 20 105018590 BEL 19046.2500 WV 012 1 BEL 3E3'28" 51N17'10" FX 1 ADD 21 105018589 BEL 19046.2500 WV 016 1 BEL 2E52'18" 50N51'15" FX 1 ADD 22 105018588 BEL 19046.2500 WV 035 5 BEL 3E13'35" 51N11'6" FX 1 ADD 23 105018587 BEL 19046.2500 WV 042 4 BEL 2E51'29" 51N1'45" FX 1 ADD 24 105018603 BEL 22086.7500 AN 002 2 BEL 4E21'30" 51N3'36" FX 1 ADD 25 105018604 BEL 22086.7500 AN 003 5 BEL 4E30'15" 51N14'24" FX 1 ADD 26 105018606 BEL 22086.7500 AN 021 4 BEL 4E24'8" 51N12'58" FX 1 ADD 27 105018607 BEL 22086.7500 AN 033 1 BEL 4E47'21" 51N10'20" FX 1 ADD 28 105018608 BEL 22086.7500 AN 034 1 BEL 4E34'46" 51N14'27" FX 1 ADD 29 105018605 BEL 22086.7500 BR 007 8 BEL 4E23'41" 50N50'46" FX 1 ADD 30 105018609 BEL 22088.5000 AN 007 2 BEL 5E13'50" 51N11'50" FX 1 ADD 31 105018610 BEL 22088.5000 AN 036 7 BEL 4E34'42" 51N7'27" FX 1 ADD 32 105018611 BEL 22088.5000 AN 052 2 BEL 4E18'43" 51N12'28" FX 1 ADD 33 105018612 BEL 22088.5000 HT 022 1 BEL 3E44'17" 50N33'0" FX 1 ADD 34 105018613 BEL 22088.5000 LM 034 2 BEL 5E20'39" 50N48'37" FX 1 ADD 35 105018614 BEL 22088.5000 LX 012 1 BEL 5E48'27" 49N36'0" FX 1 ADD 36 105018615 BEL 22088.5000 OV 025 3 BEL 3E25'36" 51N12'32" FX 1 ADD 37 105018616 BEL 23072.0000 AN 015 5 BEL 4E47'33" 51N27'51" FX 1 ADD 38 105018617 BEL 23072.0000 AN 054 5 BEL 4E15'29" 51N5'11" FX 1 ADD 39 105018618 BEL 23072.0000 NR 013 1 BEL 4E53'33" 50N27'13" FX 1 ADD 40 105018619 BEL 23072.0000 OV 021 1 BEL 3E45'2" 51N4'35" FX 1 ADD 41 105018620 BEL 23072.0000 OV 040 1 BEL 4E3'32" 50N52'33" FX 1 ADD 42 105018621 BEL 23072.0000 VB 006 1 BEL 4E20'40" 50N44'36" FX 1 ADD 43 105018653 BEL 23073.7500 AN 008 3 BEL 4E23'7" 51N11'44" FX 1 ADD 44 105018654 BEL 23073.7500 AN 011 2 BEL 4E26'25" 51N10'37" FX 1 ADD 45 105018655 BEL 23073.7500 AN 012 7 BEL 4E26'3" 51N11'59" FX 1 ADD 46 105018656 BEL 23073.7500 AN 013 1 BEL 4E49'46" 51N21'23" FX 1 ADD 47 105018657 BEL 23073.7500 AN 020 2 BEL 4E29'7" 51N17'3" FX 1 ADD 48 105018658 BEL 23073.7500 AN 046 1 BEL 4E20'55" 51N10'12" FX 1 ADD 49 105018659 BEL 23073.7500 AN 055 4 BEL 4E53'51" 51N8'7" FX 1 ADD 50 105018660 BEL 23073.7500 AN 056 1 BEL 4E30'3" 51N13'18" FX 1 ADD 51 105018661 BEL 23073.7500 BR 009 1 BEL 4E21'5" 50N50'12" FX 1 ADD 52 105018662 BEL 23073.7500 BR 013 1 BEL 4E23'10" 50N50'10" FX 1 ADD 53 105018663 BEL 23073.7500 HT 001 1 BEL 4E11'55" 50N28'28" FX 1 ADD 54 105018664 BEL 23073.7500 HT 006 1 BEL 4E24'39" 50N25'49" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2540 22-03-2005 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 55 105018665 BEL 23073.7500 HT 009 8 BEL 3E37'31" 50N35'57" FX 1 ADD 56 105018666 BEL 23073.7500 HT 016 3 BEL 4E26'20" 50N27'59" FX 1 ADD 57 105018667 BEL 23073.7500 HT 017 2 BEL 4E26'59" 50N25'4" FX 1 ADD 58 105018668 BEL 23073.7500 HT 027 1 BEL 4E31'40" 50N24'33" FX 1 ADD 59 105018669 BEL 23073.7500 HT 040 1 BEL 4E25'47" 50N21'20" FX 1 ADD 60 105018670 BEL 23073.7500 LM 022 1 BEL 5E28'50" 50N58'4" FX 1 ADD 61 105018671 BEL 23073.7500 LM 029 3 BEL 5E34'21" 50N55'40" FX 1 ADD 62 105018622 BEL 23073.7500 LM 701 1 BEL 5E28'4" 50N49'17" FX 1 ADD 63 105018623 BEL 23073.7500 OV 039 1 BEL 3E42'28" 51N2'58" FX 1 ADD 64 105018624 BEL 23073.7500 WV 017 5 BEL 3E18'46" 50N51'54" FX 1 ADD 65 105018625 BEL 23073.7500 WV 022 1 BEL 3E11'14" 51N12'9" FX 1 ADD 66 105018626 BEL 23073.7500 WV 023 3 BEL 3E8'30" 50N47'26" FX 1 ADD 67 105018627 BEL 23073.7500 WV 028 2 BEL 2E38'59" 51N6'23" FX 1 ADD 68 105018672 BEL 23075.5000 BR 001 9 BEL 4E21'51" 50N51'11" FX 1 ADD 69 105018673 BEL 23075.5000 BR 014 1 BEL 4E25'6" 50N52'23" FX 1 ADD 70 105018674 BEL 23075.5000 BRUXELLES C1132B1 BEL 4E20'15" 50N53'57" FX 1 ADD 71 105018675 BEL 23075.5000 OV 024 2 BEL 3E49'34" 51N11'45" FX 1 ADD 72 105018676 BEL 23075.5000 OV 031 3 BEL 4E10'14" 51N17'22" FX 1 ADD 73 105018628 BEL 23077.2500 HT 060 1 BEL 3E55'34" 50N30'30" FX 1 ADD 74 105018629 BEL 23077.2500 LG 007 2 BEL 5E34'42" 50N39'7" FX 1 ADD 75 105018630 BEL 23077.2500 LX 026 1 BEL 5E49'25" 49N41'16" FX 1 ADD 76 105018677 BEL 23077.2500 NR 013 1 BEL 4E53'33" 50N27'13" FX 1 ADD 77 105018631 BEL 23079.0000 AN 012 7 BEL 4E26'3" 51N11'59" FX 1 ADD 78 105018632 BEL 23079.0000 BR 005 4 BEL 4E22'55" 50N52'42" FX 1 ADD 79 105018633 BEL 23079.0000 BR 023 5 BEL 4E19'14" 50N50'57" FX 1 ADD 80 105018634 BEL 23079.0000 HT 015 1 BEL 3E13'18" 50N44'33" FX 1 ADD 81 105018635 BEL 23079.0000 OV 001 1 BEL 3E44'5" 50N49'9" FX 1 ADD 82 105018636 BEL 23079.0000 OV 024 2 BEL 3E49'34" 51N11'45" FX 1 ADD 83 105018637 BEL 23079.0000 VB 020 2 BEL 4E29'50" 50N51'16" FX 1 ADD 84 105018638 BEL 23079.0000 WV 004 3 BEL 3E8'5" 50N56'44" FX 1 ADD 85 105018639 BEL 23080.7500 BR 013 1 BEL 4E23'10" 50N50'10" FX 1 ADD 86 105018640 BEL 23080.7500 BW 018 1 BEL 4E34'34" 50N36'20" FX 1 ADD 87 105018641 BEL 23080.7500 HT 010 1 BEL 4E23'51" 50N24'19" FX 1 ADD 88 105018642 BEL 23080.7500 HT 040 1 BEL 4E25'47" 50N21'20" FX 1 ADD 89 105018643 BEL 23080.7500 HT 058 1 BEL 4E27'44" 50N24'18" FX 1 ADD 90 105018644 BEL 23080.7500 NR 015 3 BEL 4E47'19" 50N26'33" FX 1 ADD 91 105018645 BEL 23080.7500 OV 017 2 BEL 3E41'31" 51N1'44" FX 1 ADD 92 105018646 BEL 23080.7500 VB 003 3 BEL 4E42'1" 50N53'28" FX 1 ADD 93 105018647 BEL 23080.7500 VB 013 5 BEL 5E2'49" 50N59'1" FX 1 ADD 94 105018648 BEL 23080.7500 WV 004 3 BEL 3E8'5" 50N56'44" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2540 22-03-2005 No.
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