Datum:
NAD 83
Is a directional antenna (other than radar) used?
Yes
Exhibit submitted:
No
(a) Width of beam in degrees at the half-power point:
12.00
(b) Orientation in horizontal plane:
1.00
(c) Orientation in vertical plane:
1.00
Will the antenna extend more than
6 meters above the ground, or if mounted on an existing building,
will it extend more than 6 meters above the building, or will
the proposed antenna be mounted on an existing structure other
than a building?
Yes
(a) Overall height above ground to tip of antenna in meters:
2810.00
(b) Elevation of ground at antenna site above mean sea level in meters:
190.00
(c) Distance to nearest aircraft landing area in kilometers:
56.00
(d) List any natural formations of
existing man-made structures (hills, trees, water tanks, towers,
etc.) which, in the opinion of the applicant, would tend to shield
the antenna from aircraft:
There is a letter to the FCC that accompanies this submission containing more details. The mobile directional antenna is mounted on an aircraft. The orientation in the vertical plan is negative, but the field will not accept negative numbers so a value of 1 is shown so as not to have a blank field. Although the antenna is capable of rotating 360 degrees, a value of 1 degrees (north) is shown as the antenna will be pointing north as it tracks the base station antenna which is north to stay in alignment for best link margin. The distance of 56 km to the nearest airport is referencing the distance from the center of operations to the Arlington Municipal Airport.
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