FAA Coordination Information

0275-EX-PL-2006 Text Documents

Northrop Grumman Space Technology & Mission Systems Corp.

2006-06-12ELS_76464

Northrop Grumman Space & Mission Systems Corp. Form 442 Exhibit 2 Page 1 of 3 FAA Coordination Information On May 30, 2006, Northrop Grumman Space and Mission Systems Corp. ("NGST") has obtained prior coordination of the use of frequency 1378 MHz from the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”). The FAA Western Pacific Regional Office has assigned NG Number T060359 to this coordination. (See attached email from FAA Western Pacific Regional Office, dated June 9, 2006). The following are the additional parameters of the proposed use of frequency 1378 MHz as provided to the FAA: • peak envelope power (PEP): 100 W • type of antenna: omnidirectional • transmit antenna gain: N/A • elevation above sea level of the antenna site and height above ground of the focal point of the antenna: Two airborne transmitters mounted on aircraft, flying at a minimum altitude of 3,050 meters and a maximum altitude of 6,100 meters, within a 60 kilometer radius around a centerpoint of 32°59’25.3”N and 117° 04’46.3” in San Diego (San Diego County), California. Two fixed/base antenna sites in Rancho Carmel (San Diego), California: • 15180 Innovation Drive (32° 59’30.6”N and 117° 04’48.24”W) with an omnidirectional antennae that will be positioned at ground level with a height of 25.0 meters AGL and an elevation of 254.5 meters ASL. • 1 Rancho Carmel (32° 59’25.3”N and 117° 04’26.5”W) with an omnidirectional antennae that will be positioned at ground level with a height of 2.0 meters AGL and an elevation of 249.0 meters ASL. LEGAL_US_E # 70956659.1

Northrop Grumman Space & Mission Systems Corp. Form 442 Exhibit 2 Page 2 of 3 • antenna polarization: Vertical • the azimuth that the antenna is pointed or appropriate designator to indicate whether the antenna is rotating, non-directional, etc.: N/A • pulse repetition rate (PRR) that the equipment is capable of operating on to include PRR stagger sequences if appropriate, whether the PRR is adjustable and what PRR's the equipment can accept, and any other information that would be helpful in understanding the pulse characteristics (staggered, jittered, fixed) of the equipment: 1 34 pulses/sec • pulse width: 5.234 msec • equipment nomenclatures: NGST Radio Systems, model number 000-00-0001, transmitters with omnidirectional antenna • whether the equipment is capable of blanking transmissions in certain azimuths and any limitations with respect to blanking: N/A • radius of operations if appropriate: Two airborne transmitters mounted on aircraft, flying at a minimum altitude of 3,050 meters and a maximum altitude of 6,100 meters, within a 60 kilometer radius around a centerpoint of 32°59’25.3”N and 117° 04’46.3” in San Diego (San Diego County), California. LEGAL_US_E # 70956659.1

Northrop Grumman Space & Mission Systems Corp. Form 442 Exhibit 2 Page 3 of 3 • detailed description of the proposed operation to include any technical parameters that will be altered during operations: NGST requires the use of frequency 1378 MHz to test and demonstrate a Wideband Networking Waveform ("WNW") digital command and control network in support of the Airborne and Maritime/Fixed Station Joint Tactical Radio System (AMF JTRS), Contract Number: FA8709-04-C-0011. LEGAL_US_E # 70956659.1


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