3 FAA sketch and antenna figures v7

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1) El Segundo antenna Beam Characteristics and FAA sketch 360° azimuth 5° beamwidth (1/2 power) 7m 2° above horizon minimum 10 m D8 office building El Segundo, CA (33 54’ 52’’ N, -118 22’ 49’’ W) 23 meters above sea level

2) Texas A&M antenna Beam Characteristics and FAA sketch 360° azimuth 15° beamwidth (1/2 power) 2.1 m 2° above horizon minimum College Station, Texas (30 36’ 41’’ N, -96 20’ 52’’ W) 107 meters above sea level

3) University of Florida antenna Beam Characteristics and FAA sketch 360° azimuth 15° beamwidth (1/2 power) 2.1 m 2° above horizon minimum Gainsville, Florida (29 38’ 53’’ N, -82 20’ 39’’ W) 36 meters above sea level

4) Mt. Wilson, CA Beam Characteristics and FAA sketch 360° azimuth 15° beamwidth (1/2 power) 2.1 m 2° above horizon minimum Mt. Wilson Observatory Mt. Wilson, CA (34 13’ 29’’ N, -118 3’ 23’’ W) 1736 meters above sea level

5) USAF Base, Vandenberg, CA Beam Characteristics and FAA sketch 360° azimuth 15° beamwidth (1/2 power) 2.1 m 2° above horizon minimum Pacific Ocean SLC6 (34 35’ 2’’ N, -120 38’ 6’’ W) 25 meters above sea level

6) AFRL/RDSM, Kihei, Maui, HI Beam Characteristics and FAA sketch 360° azimuth 15° beamwidth (1/2 power) 2.1 m 2° above horizon minimum Kihei, HI (20° 44' 44’’ N, -156° 25' 52’’ W) 10 meters above sea level

7) Space Dynamics Lab Beam Characteristics and FAA sketch 360° azimuth 15° beamwidth (1/2 power) 2.1 m 2° above horizon minimum Logan, Utah (41° 45' 38’ N, -111° 49' 10” W) 1,382 meters above sea level


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