Ternary-cheese mite

A ternary-cheese mite is equal to 8*34 = 648. The term was coined by Sbiis Saibian.
== In engineering ==
It is also the number of grid cells on a with a 10° net.
Furthermore, it is the number of analogue domestic broadcasting (including CATV) frequencies available in the German-speaking area:
#17 longwave frequencies (15 main channels and 2 offset channels),
#120 midwave frequencies,
#3 VHF-low TV channels (numbered 2 to 4),
#411 VHF FM frequencies (204 main channels, 2 band edges and 205 cable-only half-channels),
#9 midband CATV channels (numbered 2 to 10),
#8 VHF-high TV channels (numbered 5 to 12),
#10 superband CATV channels (numbered 11 to 20),
#21 extended CATV channels (numbered 21 to 41), and
#49 UHF TV channels (numbered 21 to 69).
== In shogi ==
It is also the number of possible lance moves in shogi.
== Sources ==
== See also ==
Category:Numbers
Category:Achilles numbers
Category:Animal-based name
Category:Class 1
Category:Even numbers
Category:Numbers by Sbiis Saibian
Category:Numbers in engineering
Category:Numbers with 3 digits
Category:Guppy regiment