2892 Radlobeacon sta' tlons. TIme a!cnaI stations. Meteoro1Olloal bul· letlns stations. Mariners' notices st.... tlons. Press mlll!Sllgllll sta- tions. INTERNATIONAL RADIO CONVENTION. NOVEMBER 25,1927. Name oUhe station --- I Oall silln&l -- 2 Knot po- IRph. loill poeitlon oUbe I8DdIDc anteDlla --- I B. Radiobllacon Stationll (Name of the Country ••••••) Waves types )LBAlk. Normal 1\~ ~ radl· ated belllht po"er oUhe .. ..&alma ~ and the Por .. In Im.elty Por -- 01 &be qu.&- alii am- eummt .:r.. ..... .,.. at Ita .. hue .. --- -_. - - --- --- , • 0 7 Oharac- terlstlo signal lent by the station 8 C. SUltio~ Sending om TitM Signal& (Name of the Country ...., .) (General Instructions conoernlng time slllDBla) Wave Nameo! Callsillnal Hounof the station Frequency emission Type (IeDllth) 1 2 3 4 6 Name and call signal of the staLlon w1tllwhlch communi· cation mWltbe established If the station can Dot send and receive communi· cations g Method 8 D. SUltiom sendift(1 out regular mekoTological buUetim (Name of the Country ......) (General instructions concerning meteorological bulletins) Wave Name of Call signal Hounof Remarks the station emission 1 Type Frequency (Ie~h) 2 3 4 6 . E. Stations sending notices to mariners (Names of stations by country with the necessary data) 8 F. Stations sending om press messages addressed to aU (CQ) (Name of the Country , .....) (Name of the station with the necessary data) Remarks 10
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