E-Mail generated [Jan 6, 2011]

0539-EX-PL-2010 Correspondence

Datron World Communications, Inc.

2011-01-06ELS_112340

To: Russell Fox
E-Mail: rfox@mintz.com
From: Jose Trevino
Date: January 06, 2011

Subject: FCC file number 0539-EX-PL-2010
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Message:

Mr. Fox,

1.) If the applicant does not want to prior coordinate with the Federal Aviations Administrations, (FAA)
offices. I would suggest changing the frequency band to 138-174 MHz. Otherwise;

Please prior coordinate the use of the frequency band 136-174 MHz with the Central Service Area (CSA)
for the state of Kansas and prior coordinate with Western Service Area (WSA) for the state of California,
the FAA Regional Offices. Please obtain the NGT number(s) from the FAA Regional Office at the
completion of the coordination and report it in your response to this correspondence. Please report the
parameter below in your coordination with the FAA Regional Office:

- Peak envelope power (PEP);
- Type of antenna;
- Transmit antenna gain;
- Elevation above sea level of the antenna site;
- Height above ground of the focal point of the antenna;
- Antenna polarization;
- The azimuth that the antenna is pointed or appropriate designator to indicate whether the antenna is
rotating, non-directional, etc.;
- Pulse repetition rate (PRR) that the equipment is capable of operating on to include PRR stagger
sequences if appropriate, whether the PRR is adjustable and what PRR's the equipment can accept, and
any other information that would be helpful in understanding the pulse characteristics of the equipment;
- Pulse width;
- Equipment nomenclatures;
- Whether the equipment is capable of blanking transmissions in certain azimuths and any limitations with
respect to blanking;
- Radius of operations if appropriate;
- Detailed description of the proposed operation to include any technical parameters that will be altered
during operations.

Phone numbers to the FAA Regional Frequency Management Offices may be obtained at:
www.faa.gov/ats/aaf/locations/fmos.htm

2). The following frequency band: 335.4-399.9 MHz is used for military purposes and they are required to
coordinate with Military Assignment Group (MAG).

3). The following frequency band: 400-406 MHz is use for only Meteorological Aids.

4). Please provide a designated point-of-contact to terminate transmissions if interference occurs.

The items indicated above must be submitted before processing can continue on the above referenced
application. Failure to provide the requested information within 30 days of January 06, 2011 may result in
application dismissal pursuant to Section 5.67 and forfeiture of the filing fee pursuant to Section 1.1108.

Document Created: 2011-01-06 15:21:03
Document Modified: 2011-01-06 15:21:03

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