AFTRCC 87T Form

1559-EX-ST-2018 Pre Coordination Document

Vector Launch, Inc.

2018-09-06ELS_215401

>z 2 AEROSPACE & FLIGHT TEST RADIO COORDINATING COUNCIL (COLLECErEIm 616 E 34th Street North, Wichita, KS 67219 (((((((((( i\ig;\ AFTRCC Telephone: (316) 821—9516 Fax: (316) 838—0015 AEROSPACE & FLIGHT TesT RADIO COORDINATING COUNCHL ® EXPERIMENTAL LICENSE or SPECIAL TEMPORARY AUTHORITY All requests for frequency coordination by AFTRCC are subject to the Coordination Terms and Conditions. A MEMORANDUM describing the purpose and duration ofthe license, the make and model of all transmitters and transmitting antennas and their Geographical Coordinates, the desired frequency and all of its associated emissions, MUST accompany a completed and signed copy ofthis form. A copy ofthe FCC license application should be included with the memorandum whenever possible. NOTE: PROPRIETARY DATA/CLASSIFIED INFORMATION SHOULD NOT BE SUBMITTED. Ifthe applicant received thisform in response to a coordination request, it must be completed, signed and returnedper the included instructions before AFTRCC can continue processing the request. Date of Request: —9/6/2018 Identity Control No. 15261 Connector Lane, Huntington Beach, Name of Applicant: Vector Launch, Inc. Address: CA, 92649 Phone Number: +1.888.691.9778 Ext. 329 Email: christopher.timperio@vector—launch.com Coordination Site(s): (PSCA) Kodiak, AL, USA Dates of Operations: 10/8/2018 4/1/2019 Requested Bands: C HF Band (2851.0—21931.0 kHz) C VHF Band (123.125—123.575 MHz) C C—Band C L—Band (1435—1525 MHz) B S—Band (2360—2395 MHz) (5091—5150 MHz) COORDINATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS AFTRCC provides recommendations to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for non—governmentuse of flight test voice and telemetry frequencies. AFTRCC‘s role is strictly advisory; in all cases the FCC makes the decision whetherto issue a license. Applicants are advised that no representations or warranties, express or implied, are made as to the interference—free nature ofany given frequency or frequencies which AFTRCC coordinates, or as to whether any given frequency recommendation is best suited for the Applicant‘s purposes. Applicants should also be aware that frequencies coordinated by AFTRCC are shared with other users; no one user is entitled to exclusive use of a frequency in any given area. Multiple users may be, and often are, licensed or have governmentassignments for use ofthe same frequencies. Hence, notwithstanding FCC issuance of a license to the Applicant, transmission or any given frequency may be subjectto day—to—day, hour—by—hour scheduling with Government Area Frequency Coordinators (AFCs) or other agencies. In return for AFTRCC‘s processing ofthe Applicant‘s request, the Applicantagreesto release and hold harmless AFTRCC, its officers, directors, agents, representatives, and member companies (and their respective officers, directors, employees, owners, and agents) from and against any and all claims, losses, liabilities, damages or expenses which may arise now orin the future as a result of the Applicant‘s acceptance of AFTRCC‘s recommendation, orits use of the recommended frequency(ies). Information supplied in support of a coordination request represents part of the FCC application process. Accordingly, this information is considered public record material. By checking the signature box, the applicant confirms that they are the orized official named below; Signature: and that they accept and acknowledge the above limftations Print Name: Christopher Timperio Title: RF Engineer Date: 9/5/2018 87_T form Rev 1 (04/19/2017)


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