Description of Second Amendment

0024-EX-CN-2017 Text Documents

HawkEye 360, Inc.

2017-11-28ELS_201650

                                                                                196 Van Buren Street #450
                                                                                   Herndon, Virginia 20171
                                                                         (571) 203-0360 // www.he360.com




November 28, 2017

RE:      Amendment
         0024-EX-CN-2017

HawkEye 360. Inc. (HE360) hereby amends the above-referenced application, which was filed on January
10, 2017, and amended on September 19, 2017, as follows:

      1. Use of 2200-2290 MHz band

HE360 will use the 2200-2290 MHz band (downlink) for LEOP and backup TT&C communications and
transmit in this band only to two non-U.S. ground stations – a KSAT ground station in Svalbard, Norway
and a Space Flight Laboratory ground station in Toronto, Canada.1 HE360 will not communicate with its
U.S. ground station in the 2200-2290 MHz band unless authorized by the FCC to do so. Nonetheless,
HE360 will maintain equipment at that facility with the capability to receive in the 2200-2290 MHz band.

      2. Use of 8025–8400 MHz band

HE360 clarifies that it will use the 8025-8400 MHz band (downlink) for primary TT&C and transmit in this
band only to the KSAT ground station in Svalbard, Norway.2

There are no other changes to the application. To facilitate the FCC’s processing, provided below is a
chart summarizing the relevant communications frequency bands HE360 proposes to use:

Frequency                         Use
432-438 MHz                       Secondary TT&C uplink
2025-2110 MHz                     Primary uplink (only from non-U.S. ground stations)
2200-2290 MHz                     LEOP and secondary TT&C downlink (only to non-U.S. ground stations)
2410 MHz (center frequency)       Cross-link (space-to-space)
8025-8400 MHz                     Primary downlink (only to non-U.S. ground station)




1
  Prior to this amendment, HE360 had requested authority to receive communications in the 2200-2290 MHz band
at its U.S. ground station on a backup emergency basis.
2
  HE360 inadvertently had removed this frequency band from its Form 442 in the amendment application filed
September 19, 2017.


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