Amendment

0145-EX-PL-2004 Text Documents

SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE

2004-09-01ELS_67186

*/ Carl Huie W From: lbushman [lavarre.bushman@swri.org] Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 9:33 AM To: Carl Huie Co: Patrick J Siemsen; William G. Guion Subject: RE: 145—EX—PL—2004 FCConly_exbt1_FIX ED.xis (82 KB... Carl, Of course we are pleased to use the frequencies you have proposed. You will notice that I have loaded your new frequency list into the leftmost column of tabs #2 and #3 of the attached Excel spreadsheet. Our lament is that we need the most granularity possible to investigate high—Q phenomena that may exist in our antennas over a rather narrow bandwidth. If there are additional frequencies you can suggest to fill in the "holes," please do. Best regards, LaVarre Bushman Program Manager Southwest Research Institute 210—522—2005 www . swri.org ————— Original Message————— From: Carl Huie [mailto:Carl.Huie@fcc.gov] Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 11:52 AM To: 1lbushman Ce: Patrick J Siemsen Subject: RE: 145—EX—PL—2004 144—EX—PL—2004 is granted. For 145—EX—PL—2004, please advise whether or NOT the following frequencies are acceptable: 60 MHz 152.855 MHz 66 154 72 156 .2475 76 157 .45 82 161 .575 88 174 108 180 144 186 148 192 | 198 204 216 Use of above freqs will be subject to prior coordination with Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE), which will appear as condition on license. 122.6 MHz is in aviation band and cannot be granted on long term basis. 108 MHz is nearest we can grant. If it is necessary to transmit in aviation band, we will consider application for Special Temporary Authority (STA) as need arises on flight test freqs (see Section 87.303 of FCC rules) . *x** Non—Public: For Internal Use Only ***


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