54STAT.] MULTILATERAL-TELECOMMIUNICATION-AI'R. 8, 1938 PART C. DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF AIRCRAFT STATIONS The stations are arranged in alphabetical order of call signals wi th- out regard to nationality. I The normal working-wave is printed in boldface type. Volume III. -Nomenclature of Stations Carrying on Special Services PART A. ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE STATIONS Name of Ca See part B station signal page 1 2 PART B. DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF STATIONS 1. Radio direction-findingstations. (Name of the country in alphabetical order) Name of the station Exact geographical loca- tion I (a) of the receiving an- tenna of the direction- finding station (b) of the transmitting antenna of the direc- tion-finding station (c) of the antenna of the transmitter of the sta- tion mentioned in col- umn 8 0 c, 2 j3 ' Greenwich meridian, in degrees, minutes, a 'Greenwich mean time (0. M. T.) Waves types Frequencies (wavelengths) -3 - Mc o oa 0 S kekckc (m) (m) (m) 456 I i -k kw 7 Aha a- As a3 81 ijiS 'W 9g, z-2 A3c 8asa §5E: Etc lt 8-a 'Vz 8 a 0 9 Remarks (a) Sectors of nor- mally reliable bearing and refer- ences to national or international publications on navigational aids (b) Working hours, etc. 10 nd seconds. 1611 Name of the station 1 -
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