Exhibit A

0012-EX-ML-1999 Text Documents

EASTWEST COMMUNICATIONS INC.

1999-04-02ELS_4168

 EASTWEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.                        EXH, A for association with KAZXZE applicatio:


_ Exhibit A Item 4
   The limit of 80 watts erp is needed for the following reasons:

         a) The very low quality receivers on the consumer market have very low
         selectivity, and often cannot discern between stations 200 kHz apart.

         b) FM capture effect keeps a radio from recognizing a station if there is any
         signal at all until the strength of the new signal is sufficiently above the old
         signal.

         c) The need is great for a disaster system, such as was not available on the
         commercial market for wide spread hurricane damage or other natural disaster.
         We are hoping to obtain some funding to set up a trailer that could respond a
         great need in this area, where all programming is on disaster recovery. That
         often is not possible on standard stations. Our primary limitation to date has
         been having the financial commitment, not the technical or personal desire to
         provide such a service.

  The transmitter terminal output is requested at 500 watts due to tremendous cable
  losses effective over the transmission cable. It is frequently over 3 db per hundred feet
  of cable, which means 300 feet of cable has power cut in half three times, resulting in
  62 watts entering the antenna. We will measure at the antenna to insure we do not
   exceed 80 watts erp on set up, and adjust downward for the required coverage area.


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         When we first began,computer generated station announcement, automatic data
         gathering, and other related items were not feasible. However, as technology
         rapidly progresses, the current application of such technology has made the
         feasibility much improved.

         One area that had our concern was up linking data from remote announcers a
         mile or more away, and we experimented using a very recent technology
         wireless microphone. That proved to be adequate to cover without the use of
         the remote broadcast frequencies due to much better technology available at
         this time.

         It is our desire at this time to find an application for remote data gathering, and
         work on that aspect of application.



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Document Modified: 2001-08-26 12:25:29

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