Progress Report (Dec 13, 1996)

4683-EX-PL-1995 Post Grant Documents

FINAL ANALYSIS, INC.

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            Office of Engineering and Technology
            Federal Communications Commission
            2000 M Street, N.W.
            Suite 230
            Washington, D.C. 20554
            Attn: Douglas Young

                               Re: Status of the FAISAT—2v (Call Signs KS2XCY, KS2XCZ, KS2XD)


            Dear Mr. Young:

                            Final Analysis Communication Services, Inc., by its attorneys, hereby submits
            its quarterly status report on the FAISAT—2v Experimental Program:

                               1.    Satellite

                            All of the satellite components and sub—systems have been manufactured and
            delivered to Final Analysis. All of these components and sub—systems have successfully gone
            through environmental testing (including thermal vacuum and vibration testing.) Integration
            of the satellite is in progress at the new Final Analysis corporate headquarters in Lanham,
            Maryland. Current plans include shipping the satellite to Russia in January 1997 for launch
            as a secondary payload aboard a Cosmos rocket in the first quarter of 1997. A firm launch
            date will be determined in January 1997 by the Russian government.




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Douglas Young
December 13, 1996
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                   2.     Ground Stations

                   Ground stations are being installed in three locations, Logan, Utah, Lanham,
Maryland‘ and Andoya, Norway, and additional ground stations may be installed in foreign
locations. All parts and components required for these three ground stations have been
received. These ground stations have the hardware and software capability to perform
TT&C and day—to—day operation for, not only FAISAT—2v, but the full FAISAT commercial
constellation.

                   3.     User Terminals

               The prototype user terminals have been designed, developed and
manufactured. These terminals are currently undergoing testing. These prototypes will be
tested together with the assembled satellite, prior to the shipment of the satellite to Russia.
Upon completion of the testing, additional user terminals will be manufactured.

              Please do not hesitate to call me at the above—referenced number, if you have
any questions regarding this matter.

                                                  Respectfully submitted,



                                               %\ Peter A. Batacan

                                                  Counsel for Final Analysis




     ! An application is pending for this ground station.


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