Progress Report (March 19, 1997)

5012-EX-PL-1995 Post Grant Documents

WINSTAR WIRELESS, INC.

2000-03-16ELS_33381

ORIGINAL WINSTARO receven— MAR 1 9 1997 Federal Communications Commission Office of Secretary March 19, 1997 Mr. William F. Caton Acting Secretary Federal Communications Commission 1919 M Street, NW, Room 222 Washington, DC 20554 RE: WinStar Wireless Fiber Corp. Section 5.204 Progress Report Call Sign KSZXFT File No. 5012—EX—PL—95 Dear Sir: Please accept for filing the above—referenced Progress Report. Please do not hesitate to contact the me should you hg}e any questions regarding this filing. N C . Sincerely, Thomas C. Snedeker Licensing Specialist Attachment i:\dcoffitom\cov 5—204.doc 1146 19th Street, N.W. » Suite 200 « Washington, D.C. 20036 » 202 833 5678 » FAX 202 659 1931 A WinStar Communications Company

RECEIVED WINSTARE wR 19 1997 TELECOMMUNICATIONS GROUP Federal Communications Commission Office of Secretary March 19, 1997 Mr. John Morgan Chief, Experimental Licensing Branch Federal Communications Commission Room 230 2000 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20554 Re: WinStar Wireless Fiber Corp. Section 5.204 Progress Report Call Sign KS2XFT File No. 5012—EX—PL— Dear Sir: Pursuant to §5.204 of the Commission‘s Rules, WinStar Wireless, Inc. (WWI) hereby submits a 6—month progress report on the results ofits experimental program operated under §5.202 (f), (i) & (j). This nationwide experimental license was granted in two parts, on January 31, 1996, and March 19, 1996. In its request for experimental authority, WinStar proposed to conduct a program of experimentation and demonstration of the capabilities of point—to—point transmissions in the 38 GHz band (38.6—40.0 GHz). WinStar currently provides wireless telecommunications services under its fixed service licenses. WinStar believes that it has and will continue to develop the market and applications in the 38 GHz band by using its experimental authority to study and test operations in new market areas and varied deployment scenarios. Since its July 31, 1996, Progress Report, WinStar has deployed tests in two (2) additional markets under its experimental license. WinStar has received no reports of interference with existing licensed operations and has no adverse incidents to report. To date, the experimental license has afforded WinStar the opportunity to demonstrate the capability and reliability of its 38 GHz point—to—point systems. WinStar has consistently utilized Commission—approved equipment and standard operating and engineering practices. WinStar believes that the public interest has been well served to 1146 19th Street, N.W. * Suite 200 e Washington, D.C. 20036 « 202 833 5678 « FAX 202 659 1931 A WinStar Communications Company

date by its operations under its experimental license, and submits that continued operations under its experimental authority will serve the public interest, convenience and necessity. Sincerely, Cfabeb— Thomas C. Snedeker Licensing Specialist i:\dcoffitom\5—204.rep


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