Exhibit 1 Information on Experiment

1033-EX-ST-2014 Text Documents

SRC Inc.

2014-11-14ELS_155743

FCC Application for Experimental License STA File Number: 1033-EX-ST-2014 Exhibit 1: Information on Experiment Purpose of Experiment SRC respectfully requests to the Federal Communications Commission to grant us an Experimental License for the operation of one SRC-1494 V3 Radar. The purpose of our request is conducting aircraft detection in a coastal area. SRC’s operation has been pre-coordinated by the FAA. SRC understands that the radar shall not be used for air traffic control purposes. Approval of this assignment does not imply future procurement or endorsement by the FAA of this radar system. The period of time SRC will be requesting our Experimental STA is three months over the period of December 15, 2014 through March, 28 2015. The radar will be operated up to 24 hours per day. Operating Location The SRC-1494 V3 radar will be operated from a tripod 7 ft. above ground at a fixed location within the radius of operation. The coordinates SRC will use are: Elevation Radius of Location Latitude Longitude (Above mean Operation Sea Level) Port Mansfield TX 26°33'23"N 97°26'13"W 5 ft. 1 km Operating Schedule SRC will operate the SRC Experimental Transmitter on the following schedule over the period of the Experimental License grant: Schedule Operations Hours per day Intermittently up to 24 hours per day Cease Buzzer for Experiment SRC understands that operation will be on a secondary non-interference basis. In the event interference complaints were to occur, SRC has taken preventative measures to cease and desist from transmission until they can be resolved. SRC has established a Cease Buzzer point of contact to quickly react with any interference complaints that are the result of our system. The point of contact for the SRC Cease Buzzer is: Point of Contact Telephone Number Cease Buzzer (Primary) (315)-452-8114


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