Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 10:12:12 -0400
From: "Jim.Ray" <jim.ray@noaa.gov>
Subject: [IGSMAIL-5766]: CDMA signals coming on GLONASS-K
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IGS Electronic Mail      29 Apr 07:12:19 PDT 2008      Message Number 5766
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Author: Jim Ray

InsideGNSS (www.insidegnss.com) reports the following
long-awaited news:

"An February 15, 2008, government decree on new GLONASS
requirements calls for open CDMA signals with a binary
offset carrier or BOC (2,2) signal structure centered at
1575.42 MHz and a BOC (4,4) signal centered at 1176.45
MHz  essentially corresponding to the center points of
GPS signals at the L1 and L5 frequencies and nearby
Galileo and Compass signals...."

See their website for full details.