Launch Info

0729-EX-ST-2016 Text Documents

Near Space Launch Inc.

2016-05-17ELS_176910

Please submit the following information:

- Is the satellite geostationary or non-geostationary?

1) NON-Geostationary

. If satellite is geostationary, please submit its latitude and longitude.

- If satellite is nongeostationary, please submit inclination angle, apogee (km)/perigee (km), orbit
period(hours), fractions of hours in decimal and number of satellites in the system.

2) Inclination angle: 98.6 Degree

3) Apogee: 550km

4) Perigee: 580km

5) Orbital Period: 90.0 Min.

- Description of the satellite and how it will operate.

6) The primary mission of U2U is to demostrate a high latitude communications link to the Globalstar
network of satellites.

- An analysis transmitting between satellites to satellite.

7) We are working with GlobalStar on the modeling of the signal levels and number of satellites in view
per orbit, as of today it looks like a minimum of two in view per orbit.

- An analysis transmitting between satellites to ground stations

8) We are not transmitting from satellite to ground.

- The orbital debris mitigation plan or replan, uplink/downlink and beacon frequencies.

9) ODR for our Satellite is filed.

- Information of satellite transmitter antenna including gain, beamwidth, azimuthal range.

10) The antenna information was submitted with the applicant if more is needed let us know.

- Information of earth station receiver antenna including gain, beamwidth, azimuthal range, elevation

above mean sea level (m), minimum angle of elevation and antenna height above terrain (m).

11) There are no earth stations used as we are transmitting to the GlobaStar satellite network.


- Stop Buzzer information including name and telephone number of person who will terminate the
system if having interference occurs.

12) Jeff Dailey Near Space Launch Inc. 8702 E. 825 S. (260) 241-0409

jfdailey@nearspacelaunch.com

If you need more info let me know.

Thank you

Jeff Dailey

Near Space Launch Inc.



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