Antenna and Experiment description

0124-EX-CN-2016 Text Documents

Lociva

2016-10-01ELS_182748

Ist October 2016 LOCIVA FCC Filing for Experimental License The submission adds LTE Band 4 transmit frequencies to our previous FCC renewal 0058-EX-CR-2016 for all of the defined locations except as specificed below for North Caroline where the antenna height is differed We are undertaking some airborne testing with LTE between 3000m and 4500m using Nokia COTS LTE systems connected to flight approved OMNI antennas mounded on the underneath of a Pilatus PC-12 aircraft These are the test areas highlighted below The aircraft are operated from Fayetteville airport by Sierra Nevada Corporation on behalf of the US Government – specifically the SOCOM units stationed at Ft Bragg A SOCOM application server is being deployed on the ground and on the aircraft to enable control and management of video and audio applications

New L, S, C, X, or Ku-Band Antenna (1 Port), P/N: 3B-X.XX-Y.YYV-XX-X, P/N: 3B0.80-2.50XT-1 for Cellular/GSM/PCS/Wi-Fi 3” Tall Blade Configuration FAA Approved TSO Antennas ISO 9001:2008/FAA Approved Facility Antenna Mounts/Adapters: http://www.antcom.com/documents/catalogs/PeripheralAntennaProducts2.pdf ANTCOM CORPORATION . 367 Van Ness Way, Suite 602 . Torrance, CA 90501, USA . Tel: (310) 782-1076 . Fax: (310) 782-1086 . E-mail: antennas@antcom.com . http://www.antcom.com underside on the aircraft body NMO Connector Option is Now Available for Some Antennas The antennas are from ANTCOMM see below and are fixed the aircraft on the CC: 3CVE1, NAICS: 334511, S.H, 7/29/2015 http://www.antcom.com/documents/catalogs/PeripheralAntennaProducts1.pdf (Amplifiers, Power Divider/Combiner, Filters, Diplexer) 68 of 163



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