Antenna Patterns and Lists of Satellites (Aug 03, 1998)

5633-EX-MR-1997 Text Documents

MARITIME TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK, INC.

2001-10-03ELS_48984

SWIDLER BERLIN SHEREFF FRIEDMAN, LLP 3000 K STREET, NW, SuUITE 300 WASHINGTON, DC 20007—5116 TELEPHONE (202)424—7500 FACSIMILE (202) 424—7643 NEW YORK OFFICE WWwWw.SWIDLAW.COM 919 THIRD AvENUE NEW YORK, NY 10022—9998 (212) 758—9500 FAx (212) 758—9526 MEMORANDUM TO: Harry Ng Frank Peace Sylvia Tram Tu Lam FROM: Eliot J. Greenwald Nancy Killien Spooner DATE: August 3, 1998 RE: Maritime Telecommunications Network, Inc. Antenna Patterns and List of Satellites At your request, Maritime Telecommunications Network, Inc. ("MTN") hereby provides additional copies of its antenna patterns previously provided to you on July 7, 1998. These pattenrs are proprietary and should be accorded confidential treatment. In addition, you have requested additional copies of the list of satellites with which MTN‘s shipboard earth stations communicate, together with their orbital slots. Attached is a list we have previously provided to you that includes this information. Please note that a few of the satellites have new names; for example, Intelsat 502 (at 319.5 degrees East Longitude) and Intelsat 515 (at 338.7 degrees East Longitude) are now Intelsat 806 and Intelsat 803, respectively. These satellites, according to the FCC, will soon be transferred to a company from the Netherlands, New Skies Satellite, N.V. Pursuant to a Commission public notice, MTN has requested authority to continue to communicate with these satellites under its special temporary authority as well as its experimental authorization. co: Dr. Robert J. Hanson Helen E. Disenhaus, Esq.


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