New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 209

Page 5941

✨ Radiotelegraph Equipment Specifications

28 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 5941

transport in both directions, for installing the equipment, and for all initial adjustments of tuning and timing.

(2) For the field tests, the manufacturer shall be responsible for packing and transport in both directions and for the installation and adjustment of the equipment. Subsequent to initial adjustments, the apparatus may not be readjusted during the field tests more than once every week. Should it become apparent for any reason that the equipment cannot meet the requirements of the 28-day test, the type-testing authority may discontinue the field tests forthwith, and the test shall be recommenced only when the type-testing authority and the manufacturer are agreed that a reasonable improvement in performance has been achieved.

(3) The manufacturer may provide two equipments for type-testing purposes, one of which shall be for testing required under clause 3 of this Schedule and the other for testing under clause 9 of this Schedule, both equipments being required initially to pass the laboratory tests (except for tests required under clause 3 of this Schedule). Whether one or two equipments are provided for testing, the test required under clause 3 of this Schedule shall be satisfied before field tests are commenced.

SEVENTH SCHEDULE

TABLE OF WATCH HOURS

Zones	Western Limits	Eastern Limits	Hours of Watch (G.M.T.)
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)
A	Eastern Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean, North Sea, Baltic	Meridian of 30° W. Coast of Greenland	0 to 4
		Meridian of 40° E. to the south of the Coast of Norway	4 to 8
			8 to 12
			12 to 16
			16 to 20
			20 to 24
B	Western Indian Ocean, Eastern Arctic Ocean	Eastern Limit of Zone A	0 to 4
		Meridian of 80° E. westwards to the meridian of 100° E.	4 to 8
			8 to 12
			12 to 16
			16 to 20
			20 to 24
C	Eastern Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, East Arctic Ocean	Eastern Limit of Zone B	0 to 4
		Meridian of 160° E. eastwards to the meridian of 170° W.	4 to 8
			8 to 12
			12 to 16
			16 to 20
			20 to 24
D	Central Pacific Ocean	Eastern Limit of Zone C	Meridian of 170° W. westwards to the meridian of 140° W.
			4 to 8
			8 to 12
			12 to 16
			16 to 20
			20 to 24
E	Eastern Pacific Ocean	Eastern Limit of Zone D	Meridian of 140° W. eastwards to the coast of the Americas
			4 to 8
			8 to 12
			12 to 16
			16 to 20
			20 to 24
F	Western Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico	Meridian of 90° W. Coast of Mexico and meridian of 30° W. coast of Greenland	0 to 4
			4 to 8
			8 to 12
			12 to 16
			16 to 20
			20 to 24

EIGHTH SCHEDULE

FORM OF RADIOTELEGRAPH LOG BOOK

RADIOTELEGRAPH LOG

PART I

Name of company operating the radio service: ...

Port at Which and Date When Voyage Commenced	Nature of the Voyage or Employment	Port at Which and Date When Voyage Terminated
Date ...	...	Date ...
Port ...		Port ...

Delivered to the Superintendent of the Mercantile Marine Office at the Port of ... on the ... day of ... 19 ... together with Radiotelegraph Log, Part II, serial Nos. ... to ...

Countersigned: Superintendent

                         Master
                         ... Address

SECTION A – PARTICULARS OF RADIO STAFF

Name	Home Address	Certificate Number and Class

SECTION B – PARTICULARS OF BATTERIES ON BOARD

Battery No.	Number of Cells	Type	Date Supplied	Voltage and Ampere-hour Capacity	Purpose for Which Used

SECTION C – DAILY EXAMINATION OF BATTERIES

Date	Battery Number	Voltage off Load	Voltage on Load	Remarks

SECTION D – MONTHLY REPORT OF BATTERIES

Date	Battery No. and Cell No.	Specific Gravity as Measured	Remarks	Date	Battery No. and Cell No.	Specific Gravity Before Charge	Specific Gravity After Charge	Remarks

RADIOTELEGRAPH LOG

PART II

Name of Ship	Official No. and International Call Sign	Port of Registry	Gross Tonnage

Serial Number ... from ... to ...

Name of company operating the radio service ... S.S. ... M.V. ...

DIARY OF THE RADIOTELEGRAPH SERVICE

Date and Time	Station From	Station To	Full Details of Calls, Signals, and Distress Working	Frequency

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🚂 Radiotelegraph Auto-alarm Equipment Specifications (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRadiotelegraph, Auto-alarm, Equipment, Specifications, Performance, Testing, Receiver, Sensitivity, Selectivity, Overload, Intermodulation, Radiation, Alarm Signal, Battery, Power Supply, Fuse, Vibrator, Heated Valves, Selector Unit

🚂 Table of Watch Hours for Radiotelegraph Operations

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🚂 Form of Radiotelegraph Log Book

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