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    This memorandum outlines changes to the frequency band assignments for maritime radio communications based on decisions from the 1987 World Administrative Radio Conference for the Mobile Services. It announces that a new channeling arrangement for the 4000-27500 kHz band will be implemented on July 1, 1991 for ship station calling frequencies, coastal station calling frequencies, distress and safety traffic frequencies, and simplex radiotelephony frequencies. A revised frequency plan will be provided to all Philippine registered ships and domestic coastal stations.

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    This memorandum outlines changes to the frequency band assignments for maritime radio communications based on decisions from the 1987 World Administrative Radio Conference for the Mobile Services. It announces that a new channeling arrangement for the 4000-27500 kHz band will be implemented on July 1, 1991 for ship station calling frequencies, coastal station calling frequencies, distress and safety traffic frequencies, and simplex radiotelephony frequencies. A revised frequency plan will be provided to all Philippine registered ships and domestic coastal stations.

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    MC 11-08-91

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    NTC MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR

    NO. 11-8-91
    16 August 1991

    SUBJECT: IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECISIONS OF THE WORLD


    ADMINISTRATIVE RADIO CONFERENCE FOR THE MOBILE
    SERVICES, GENEVA, 1987 WARC-MOB-87, CONCERNING THE
    MARITIME SERVICE IN THE HF BAND.

    Pursuant to the provisions of Act 3846, as amended, the final Acts of


    WARC-MOB-87 and IFRB Circular letter 830, the revision of the Radio
    Regulations which adopts the new channeling arrangement relating to the
    frequency band 4000 to 27500 Khz as contained in Article 670 and
    appendices 16, 34 and 35 of the aforementioned WARC documents shall
    be implemented on 1 July 1991 for the following applications within the
    Maritime Mobile Service:

    a. Calling and working frequencies of ship stations for A1A Morse


    telegraphy.

    b. Radiotelephony calling frequencies assigned to private coastal and


    ship stations.

    c. Radiotelephony frequencies assigned for distress and safety traffic.

    d. Frequencies assigned to private coastal and ship stations for simplex


    radiotelephony.

    In view thereof, a revised frequency plan will be effected to all Philippine


    registered ships (both international and domestic) and all private domestic coast
    stations. Concerned parties will be notified accordingly.

    All previous orders, circulars or memoranda which are inconsistent herewith are
    hereby superseded.

    This circular takes effect immediately.

    JOSEFINA TRINIDAD-LICHAUCO
    Acting Commissioner

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