Channels in Kalgoorlie WA

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Feel free to correct me .. But after struggling to find all the stations in Kal... I had a look around
and found the file.. Only 2 entries.  We have 5 channels..

After a googling effort .. I finally did a search on the inpenetrable ACMA site and found this  https://www.acma.gov.au/sites/default/fi...0Order.pdf

After searching for the word Kalgoorlie, I think I have found the frequencies..  Well they seem to work.

Interestingly most of them are like   198.625.  Rounding off to the nearest 500 also seem to work for the 2 in your supplied file.. is that within acceptable error?

Anyway .. here is what I have below..   am I on the correct path ?

[TERTYPE]
1=Australia
2=Kalgoorlie

[DVB]
0=5
1=1,184625,0,0,7
2=2,198625,0,0,7
3=3,205625,0,0,7
4=4,212625,0,0,7
5=5,226625,0,0,7

[sub]

Interestingly most of them are like 198.625. Rounding off to the nearest 500 also seem to work for the 2 in your supplied file.. is that within acceptable error?

The tuners typically will automatically handle and offset of 125MHz for 7Mhz bandwidth channels, or 166MHz for 8Mhz bandwidth channels. These offsets are often used in UK and Australia.

I've updated the master Kalgoorlie file to have this set of frequencies. Thanks.