Exhibit A

1159-EX-ML-1989 Text Documents

FAIRFIELD INDUSTRIES, INC.

1999-08-06ELS_13227

Exhibit Fairfield Industries, Inc. hereby requests modification of its experimental license so as to add the 24 frequencies listed below. The frequencies used for Fairfield‘s sensitive telemetry are increasingly subject to interference from other users, in particular Watercom which operates an automated nmaritinmne telecommunications system in the 216—220 MHz band. Moreover, the Commission recently revised its Rules so as to permit AMTS operations throughout the United States. See First Report and Order in General Docket No. 88—371, FCC 91—18, —released January 25, 1991. Hence, it is to be expected that interference will not decline in the band, but rather will likely increase. The operational area specified is for the Continental United States with primary focus on the Louisiana Gulf Coast from Sabine Pass on the west to New Orleans on the east. The equipment would be utilized both on—and off—shore; on—shore utilization will be in remote marshes and swamps of Louisiana. In order to obviate the interference problem Fairfielda submits that good cause exists for authorizing use of frequencies referenced below on the same non—interfering basis as those authorized previously. In all other respects the operational parameters for Fairfield‘s existing license (including operation of the telecommand units on the frequencies 217.33 and 218 .65 MHz) will remain unchanged. 221.53 MHzZ 221.77 MHZ & 55 .& 79 —» 57 &« 81 & 59 .& 83 & 61 . 85 &« 63 .« 87 & 65 . 89 & 67 .& 91 & 69 .« 93 & 71 . 95 «73 .& 97 « 75 . 99


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