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• As a result of these a new type entrepreneurs created new businesses at the port from repairing ships station, and bars.
• In Melk, a large camping site, a river ship station and a summer theater arena were hurriedly evacuated overnight and a dozen bikers were put up at the fire department overnight.
• The ship station had several transmitters and a studio on board, and it was towed to its location off Long Island by Frank Ganter using his tugboat the M / V Munzer.
• Licensees have reactivated the old California coastal Morse station KPH and regularly transmit from the site under either this Call sign or as KSM . Similarly, a few US Museum ship stations are operated by Morse enthusiasts.
• Most of the companies involved in pilot tests have set up so-called slap-and-ship stations, where workers manually apply the tags at far slower speeds than would be required if all cartons and pallets were being tagged and monitored.
• Among other suggestions by Bill Carr had been the erection of a 200-foot mast to which the transmitter signals would be shunt-fed to the top using a similar but higher placed method to the Wonderful Radio London ship station.
• However, KDKA happened to receive its assignment during a short period during which land stations were being issued call letters from a sequential block of " K " call letters that had been previously been assigned only to ship stations.
• Reaching Sasebo on 11 August, she proceeded to Subic Bay 15 August for repair ship station duty . " Klondike " operated in the Far East until 30 November, then she returned to the United States, arriving San Diego on 14 December 1963.
• Where the first figure is zero, and X is any figure from 0 to 9 . The particular MID represents only the country assigning the group ship station call identity and so does not prevent group calls to fleets containing more than one ship nationality.
• In October, 1899, the progress of the yachts in the international race between the Columbia and Shamrock was successfully reported by aerial telegraphy, as many as 4, 000 words having been ( as is said ) despatched from the two ship stations to the shore stations.
• R?ch Gi?has 2 big ship stations : R?ch Gi?ship station or Ph?Qu?c ship station ( routes to Ph?Qu?c island and other big islands such as Ph?Qu?c, Hon Tre, Hon Son, Tho Chu & ) and Rach Meo station ( route to rural towns of C?Mau Peninsula ).
• R?ch Gi?has 2 big ship stations : R?ch Gi?ship station or Ph?Qu?c ship station ( routes to Ph?Qu?c island and other big islands such as Ph?Qu?c, Hon Tre, Hon Son, Tho Chu & ) and Rach Meo station ( route to rural towns of C?Mau Peninsula ).
• R?ch Gi?has 2 big ship stations : R?ch Gi?ship station or Ph?Qu?c ship station ( routes to Ph?Qu?c island and other big islands such as Ph?Qu?c, Hon Tre, Hon Son, Tho Chu & ) and Rach Meo station ( route to rural towns of C?Mau Peninsula ).
• FaAA opined that at the time of the capsize most of the crew were gathered on the main deck aft, near the abandon ship stations . ( This was contradicted by the four Thai survivors who described the crew as being in pandemonium in the aft part of the ship because of the typhoon.
• "' WAKL "'was formerly the call sign of the radio station of the SS KING, a tanker of American Heavy Lift Shipping, Co . which is now called AHLSC . The ship station ran 1 kW on Shortwave and 600 watts on Mediumwave frequencies and was equipped with morse, radiotelephone, error correcting radio printer and satellite communications facilities.
• Afterwards, a large ship stations itself where the Volcano from " Donkey Kong Country Returns " used to be, and the Snowmads seize Donkey Kong Island for their own, turning it into a frosty area with continuous snowfall . Donkey Kong and his friends : Diddy, Dixie and Cranky use their powers to send the Snowmads right where they came from!
• Now a French researcher, studying cloud reports from land and ship stations over 10 years from 1982 to 1991, has shown that the occurrence of cirrus clouds increased by an average annual rate of 1.1 percent over land, and 3.5 percent over oceans . ( During the same time, air travel, as measured by consumption of aviation fuel, increased at an annual rate of 3.2 percent .)