Incoming generated [May 13 2010]

0026-EX-PL-2010 Correspondence

GUSA Licensee LLC

2010-05-13ELS_107119

From: Paul Monte

To: Doug Young
Date: May 13, 2010

Subject: Request for Info - File #0026-EX-PL-2010
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Message:

Subject: May 06, 2010 - Request for Info - File #0026-EX-PL-2010
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GUSA Licensee LLC's responses are found below each question.

1. The downlink frequency band of 6875-7055 MHz is listed in the application with no power values. Are
you requesting experimental licensing authority for the downlinks, or all downlink transmissions
associated with this application already licensed under Part 25? If you are requesting satellite downlink
authority under Part 5, you will need to supply power values in the application.

Response:
We are not requesting experimental licensing authority for the downlinks. All downlink transmissions
associated with this application are licensed under Part 25; the experimental earth stations will receive
signals from licensed space stations.

2. Are you launching new satellites related to this application, or is all satellite licensing being done
through Part 25? If there is to be any new satellite licensing under Part 5, then you must submit an
attachment to this application describing strategies for orbital debris mitigation according to
47CFR5.63(e).

Response:
The licensing of the new satellites being launched is being done through Part 25.
See Call Sign S2115, File# SAT-AMD-20091221-00147.

3. What satellites will be used as points of communication for the earth stations in this application? Just
existing Globalstar satellites or others?

Response:
Only the first and second generation Globalstar satellite constellations will be used as Points of
Communication for the experimental earth stations:
a. Globalstar first generation constellation
Satellite Common Name: GLOBALSTAR, NGSO, USA
b. Globalstar second generation constellation
Satellite Common Name: GLOBALSTAR 2.0/HIBLEO-X, NGSO, France

Document Created: 2010-05-13 19:58:28
Document Modified: 2010-05-13 19:58:28

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