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SUBSCRIBER TELEVISION LICENSEES The following is a list of all licensed STV operators in Jamaica and the zones they are licensed to serve. ZONE CODE ZONE NAME LICENSEES Kingston & St. Andrew 01-001 Harbour View Digicel; CTL Ltd.; Flow, DISL 01-002 West Down Town Digicel, DISL,Flow 01-003 Denham Town Digicel, DISL,Flow 01-004 Central Down Town Digicel; Flow, DISL, CTL 01 – 005 Fletcher’s Land Digicel; Flow, DISL, CTL 01-006 Allman Town Digicel; Flow, DISL, CTL 01-007 Campbell Town Digicel; Flow, DISL, CTL 01-008 East Down Town Digicel; Flow, DISL, CTL 01-009 Passmore Town Digicel; Flow;Marimaxx/Hometime; DISL, CTL 01-010 Franklin Town Digicel; Flow; Marimaxx/Hometime, DISL, CTL 01-011 Rollington Town Digicel; Flow; Marimaxx/Hometime, DISL, CTL 01-012 Bournemouth Gardens Digicel; Flow;Marimaxx/Hometime, DISL, CTL 01-013 Norman Gardens Digicel; Flow;Marimaxx/Hometime, DISL, CTL 01-014 D’Aguilar Town Digicel; Flow;Marimaxx/Hometime, DISL, CTL 02-015 August Town Digicel; Flow, DISL, CTL 02-016 Mona Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL 02-017 Hope Tavern Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-018 Hope Pastures Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL 02-019 Beverly Hills Digicel; Flow., Logic One, DISL 02-020 Barbican Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL 02-021 Cherry Gardens Digicel; Flow; DISL 02-022 Grants Pen Digicel; Flow, Logic One ; DISL 02-023 Half-Way-Tree Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL 02-024A Trafalgar Park Digicel; Flow; DISL 02-024B New Kingston Digicel; Flow; DISL 02-025 Swallowfield Digicel; Flow;Marimaxx/Hometime, DISL, CTL 02-026 Vineyard Town Digicel; Flow;Marimaxx/Hometime, DISL ,CTL 02-027 Cross Roads Digicel; Flow, DISL, CTL O2-028 Jones Town Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-029 Trench Town Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-030 Kencot Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-031 Whitfield Town Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-032 Greenwich Town Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-033 Delacree Pen Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-034 Boucher Park Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-035 Richmond Park Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-036 Eastwood Park Gardens Digicel; Flow ; Logic One, DISL 02-037 Constant Spring Gardens Digicel; Flow; Logic One DISL 02-038 White Hall Digicel; Flow; Logic One ; DISL 02-039 Red Hills Gardens Digicel;Flow ; Logic One, DISL 02-040 Arlene Gardens Digicel; Flow; Logic One Ltd., DISL 02-041A Meadowbrook Digicel; Flow; Logic One Ltd.; DISL 02-041B Meadowbrook Estates Digicel; Flow; Logic One Ltd, DISL 02-042 Maverly Digicel; Flow; Logic One Ltd., DISL 02-043 Balmagie Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-044 Molynes Gardens Digicel; Flow; Logic One, DISL 02-045 Waltham Gardens Digicel; Flow; Logic One, DISL 02-046 Cockburn Gardens Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-047 Tower Hill Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-048 Penwood Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-049 Riverton City Digicel; Flow, DISL 02-050 Washington Gardens Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL 02-051 Patrick City Digicel; Flow; Logic One, DISL 02-052 Duhaney Park Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL SUBSCRIBER TELEVISION LICENSEES The following is a list of all licensed STV operators in Jamaica and the zones they are licensed to serve. ZONE CODE ZONE NAME LICENSEES 02-053 New Haven Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL 02-054 Red Hills Digicel; Flow ; Logic One, DISL 02-055 Rock Hall Flow; Logic One, DISL 02-056 Essex Hall Logic One;ProCables Network Limited; Rural Cable Company Limited, DISL; Digicel 02-057 Lawrence Tavern Logic One;ProCables Network Limited;Rural Cable Company Limited, DISL;Digicel 02-058 Golden Spring Flow; Logic One, DISL;Digicel 02-059 Stony Hill Digicel; Flow ; Logic One 02 –060 Constant Spring Digicel; Flow, Logic One, DISL 02-061 Gordon Town Flow, DISL;Digicel 02-062 Dallas Flow; Quality Cable Services Limited, DISL;Digicel 02-063 Seven Miles Digicel; Flow, CTL, DISL 02-064 Bull Bay Digicel; Flow, CTL, DISL St. Thomas 03-065 Cedar Valley St. Thomas Cable Network, Summit Satellite Systems Limited,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-066 Yallahs St. Thomas Cable Network, Summit Satellite Systems Limited,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-067 White Horses Summit Satellite; St. Thomas Cable,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-068 Trinityville St. Thomas Cable Network; First Choice Cable Services Limited,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-069 Bath St. Thomas Cable Network, Summit Satellite Systems Limited,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-070 Seaforth St. Thomas Cable Network, Summit Satellite Sytsems Limited,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-071 Morant Bay Summit Satellite; St. Thomas Cable Network,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-072 Airy Castle Summit Satellite; St. Thomas Cable Network,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-073 Port Morant St. Thomas Cable Network,Flow, DISL;Digicel 03-074 Duckenfield St. Thomas Cable Network,Flow, DISL;Digicel Portland 04-075 Manchioneal St. Thomas Cable Network, Astra Technology,Flow, DISL;Digicel 04-076 Priestman’s River Wilson’s Enterprises; Astra Technology,Flow,DISL;Digicel 04-077 Fellowship Wilson’s Enterprises; Astra Technology,Flow, DISL;Digicel 04-078 Port Antonio East Wilson’s Enterprises,Flow, DISL;Digicel 04-079 Port Antonio West Wilson’s Enterprises, Flow,DISL;Digicel 04-080 Hope Bay Wilson’s Enterprises,Flow, DISL;Digicel 04-081 Orange Bay Inntech Communication,Flow, DISL;Digicel 04-082 Buff Bay Inntech Communication, Flow,DISL;Digicel St. Mary 05-083 Friendship Gap Procables Network Ltd, Flow,DISL;Digicel 05-084 Annotto Bay Gemini (Silly Video Cable Network),Flow, DISL;Digicel 05-085 Richmond Flow, DISL;Digicel 05-086 Highgate East Cable One Jamaica, Flow,DISL;Digicel 05 – 087 Port Maria Flow, DISL;Digicel 05-088 Highgate West Cable One Jamaica,Flow, DISL;Digicel 05-089 Orange River Flow, DISL;Digicel 05-090 Bonny Gate Flow, DISL;Digicel 05-091 Mason Hall Horizon Entertaiment & Communication Company Limited,Flow, DISL;Digicel 05-092 Oracabessa Flow, Horizon Entertaiment & Communication Company Limited,DISL;Digicel Flow; Stars Cable Company,Horizon Entertaiment & Communication Company Retreat 05-093 Limited,DISL;Digicel 05-094 Guys Hill Stars Cable Company, DISL St. Ann 06-095 Moneague Stars Cable Company,Flow, DISL;Digicel 06-096 Breadnut Hill Flow; Stars Cable Company, DISL;Digicel 06-097 Ocho Rios Flow ; Stars Cable Company, DISL;Digicel 06-098 Bamboo Flow ; Stars Cable Company, DISL;Digicel 06-099 St. Ann’s Bay Flow; Stars Cable Company, DISL;Digicel SUBSCRIBER TELEVISION LICENSEES The following is a list of all licensed STV operators in Jamaica and the zones they are licensed to serve. ZONE CODE ZONE NAME LICENSEES 06 –100 Sturge Town Flow, DISL;Digicel 06-101 Lower Buxton Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd., Flow,DISL;Digicel 06-102 Claremont Stars Cable Company, Flow,DISL;Digicel 06-103 Harmony Vale Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd.,Flow, DISL;Digicel 06-104 Alexandria Odyssey Cable Vision,Flow, DISL;Digicel 06-105 Cave Valley Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd.,Flow, DISL;Digicel 06-106 Watt Town Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd.,Flow, DISL;Digicel 06-107 Brown’s Town Santastic Cable Systems,Flow, DISL;Digicel 06-108 Discovery Bay Central Communication Services Limited,Flow, DISL;Digicel Trelawny 07-109 Duncans Flow, Cornwall Communications,Westar Communication, DISL;Digicel 07-110 Ulster Spring Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd.,Flow, DISL;Digicel 07-011 Wait-A-Bit Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd.,Flow, DISL;Digicel 07-012 Warsop Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd.,Flow, DISL;Digicel 07-013 Duanvale Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd.,Flow, DISL;Digicel 07-114 Falmouth Cornwall Communications ; Westar Communication,Flow, DISL;Digicel 07-115 Wakefield Flow, Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd., Modern Rebroadcasting Company, DISL;Digicel St. James 08-116 Barrett Town Flow, Unique Vision Cable Co Ltd., Modern Rebroadcasting Co., DISL;Digicel 08-117 Ironshore Cornwall Communication; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-118 Flankers Cornwall Communications; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-119 Mango Walk Cornwall Communications; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-120 Rosemount Cornwall Communications; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-121 Mount Salem Cornwall Communications ; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-122 Catherine Mount Cornwall Communications ; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-123 Porto Bello Cornwall Communications; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-124 Pitfour Pen Cornwall Communications; Flow, DISL;Digicel 08-125 Johns Hall Flow, Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd., Cornwall Communications, DISL;Digicel 08-126 Somerton Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd; Modern Rebroadcasting Co., Flow,DISL;Digicel 08-127 Garlands Unique Vision Cable Co. Ltd; Flow,DISL;Digicel 08-128 Cambridge Cornwall Communications,Guthrie’s Communications, Flow,DISL; Digicel 08-129 Anchovy Flow, Cornwall Communications,Guthrie’s Communications, DISL;Digicel 08-130 Reading Cornwall Communications,Flow, DISL;Digicel Hanover 09-131 Ramble Guthrie's Communication,Flow, DISL;Digicel 09-132 Hopewell Cornwall Communications,Flow, QES 46 Ltd, DISL;Digicel 09-133 Sandy Bay Cornwall Communications,Flow, QES 46 Ltd, DISL;Digicel 09-134 Lucea Cornwall Communications,Flow,QES 46 Ltd, DISL;Digicel 09-135 Davis Cove Cornwall Communications,Flow, QES 46 Ltd, DISL;Digicel 09-136 Dias QES-46 Ltd, DISL;Digicel 09-137 Green Island Flow, Cornwall Communications,QES 46 Ld, DISL;Digicel Westmoreland 10-138 Negril Cornwall Communications,QES-46 Ltd, Flow, DISL;Digicel 10-139 Little London QES-46 Ltd, Cabletron Network Systems,Flow, DISL; Digicel 10-140 Sheffield QES-46 Ltd,Flow, DISL;Digicel 10-141 Locust Tree Communicable,Flow,DISL;Digicel 10-142 Grange Hill Cabletron Network Systems ; Communicable, Flow,DISL;Digicel 10-143 Frome Cabletron Network Systems ;Communicable, DISL,Digicel 10-144 Dunbar Corner Cabletron Network Systems ; Cornwall Communications,Flow, DISL;Digicel 10-145 Savanna-La-Mar Cabletron Network Systems ; Cornwall Communications,Flow, DISL;Digicel 10-146 Ferris Cross Cornwall Communications,Guthrie's Communication;Flow,Cabletron, DISL;Digicel 10-147 Petersfield Cabletron Network Systems,Flow,DISL;Digicel SUBSCRIBER TELEVISION LICENSEES The following is a list of all licensed STV operators in Jamaica and the zones they are licensed to serve. ZONE CODE ZONE NAME LICENSEES 10-148 Darliston Cornwall Communications,Guthrie's Communication,Flow,Cabletron, DISL;Digicel 10-149 Lambs River Cornwall Communications,Guthrie's Communication,Flow, DISL;Digicel 10-150 Lenox Bigwoods Guthrie's Communication, Flow,DISL;Digicel 10-151 Whitehouse Guthrie's Communication,Flow, DISL;Digicel St.
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    l MTS Landmark® Testing Solutions Versatile, high-performance servohydraulic systems for static and dynamic material and component testing be certain. MTS LANDMARK SYSTEMS INTEGRATE THE LATEST IN MTS SERVOHYDRAULIC INNOVATION, VERSATILE FLEXTEST® CONTROLS, PROVEN MTS APPLICATION SOFTWARE AND A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ACCESSORIES TO PROVIDE HIGHLY ACCURATE AND REPEATABLE STATIC AND DYNAMIC TESTING ACROSS THE MATERIAL TESTING CONTINUUM. MTS Landmark Servohydraulic Test Systems Meet a full spectrum of static and dynamic material test requirements – now and well into the future Available in highly configurable floor-standing and tabletop models, these systems are ideal for testing components 3 and materials such as plastics, elastomers, aluminum, composites, steel, super alloys and more. Marking the optimization of the world’s most widely deployed servohydraulic testing technology, the MTS Landmark System delivers the high-performance and flexibility that MTS test systems are renowned for in a new highly stiff, ergonomic and easy-to-maintain load frame. » High cycle fatigue » Low cycle fatigue » Advanced low cycle fatigue » Fatigue crack growth » Fracture toughness » Crack propagation » KIc, JIc » Component strength and durability » Environmental testing » Thermal mechanical fatigue » Tension » Compression » Bending » Stress relaxation Material Testing Continuum 5 kN 25 kN 100 kN 250 kN 500 kN Force Range (1 kip) ( 5.5 kip) (22 kip) (55 kip) (110 kip) FLOOR-STANDING Range of Available Moderate High Very High Performance Material Strength Plastics Elastomers Aluminum Composites Steel Super Alloys TABLETOP Specimen Size Subsized Standard Medium Large A milestone in the long history of MTS material testing leadership and innovation, the MTS Landmark System is an amalgam of more than four decades of MTS servohydraulic testing 5 expertise, in-depth customer research and a world-class industrial design program.