Exhibits 1 & 2

3504-EX-PL-1992 Text Documents

KAVOURAS, INC.

2002-07-18ELS_57289

Kavouras Inc. _ Minneapolis MN EXHIBIT001 The general purpose of this research project is to improve the resolution and accuracy of pulse Doppler meteorological radar techniques through the enhancement of computer' software algorithms and radar antenna performance (i.e narrow beamwidth, side lobe suppression) . The present technology utilizes the Collins WRT—701C — transmitter which does not provide the meteorological community with the most current technology available; therefore, the basis for research has been‘establisheé to and develop new technological improvements through fiéld experimentation to provide the general populace with: | improved and more detailed meteorological radar — infornmation. This research is dependent on the ability to radiateénd5 receive the precipitational volume which is contained | within the radial perimeter of the coordinates~$pacit§edfbn Form 442, line item 5(c). The contribution of this research will directly benefit — worldwide meteorological forecasters, and indiréctlyykfipfily improved weather information to the general poplation of the world. 6301 34th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota 55450—2908 « (612) 726—9515 » FAX (612) 727—1157

Page 2 Item 15(d) Reference FCC Part 17, Subpart B, Section 17.14(a), a survey team has inspected the proposed installation site for the experimental weather radar and has determined the following: At a height of 21 meters above ground level, the surrounding buildings, radio towers and maintenance hangars, which all include obstruction lighting, isolate and protect the perimeter of this proposed installation and preclude any obstruction hazard to normal air traffic. See attached sketches. Exhibit 002 Sketch A Sketch B

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