Attachment 1990Space Systems Lo

1990Space Systems Lo

STATEMENT submitted by Space Systems/ Loral

Comments

1990-11-12

This document pretains to SAT-LOA-19900731-00044 for Application to Launch and Operate on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

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NOV 1 $3?’HI ""’"?"f“{' \;‘ FC F {%{ &1 pf37 Domestic Facilties Division uow ABs.q LFNL 3@ & Satellite Radio Branch 1. F0AD SPACE &Ys*qbr‘:‘ms/ L3 Pesy C 3 ig 6 3825 Fabian Way o Palo Alto, CA 94303 \\Q‘ \f November 12, 1990 Federal Communications Commission 1919 M Street, NW. Washington, DC 20554 ATTENTION: Office of the Secretary RE: File Notice 54—DSS—P/L—90 and 55 DSS—P—90 Dear Secretary, Enclosed please find an original and 10 copies of the Satement of Space Systems/Loral in support of the application for, Authority to Construct, Launch and Operate a Communications Satellite in the Domestic Fixed Satellite Service. Sincerely, William R. Avellino Manager, Program Control enclosures

Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, DC 20554 In the Matter of the Application of Norris Satellite Communication, Inc. File Nos. 54—DSS—P/L—90 55—DSS—P—90 For Authority to Construct, Launch and Operate a Communications Satellite in the Domestic Fixed Satellite Service COMMENTS OF SPACE SYSTEMS/LORAL Space Systems/Loral, formerly Ford Aerospace Corporation, hereby submits these comments in support of the above referenced application. Space Systems/Loral has designed and manufactured spacecraft for commercial and military uses for over 30 years, and is supportive of pioneering efforts that would expand commercial satellite services into the Ka—band. There is a rapidly growing requirement for the use of small antennas that are incompatible with the two degree spacing of satellites operating in the C— and Ku— band, and there are multiple applicants for those DBS orbital locations that permit good CONUS coverage. The greater bandwidth possible at Ka—band, plus the availability of choice orbital locations, will accommodate new and innovative services and encourage development of technology required to implement them. Space Systems/Loral urges the Commission to grant the application of Norris Satellite Communications, Inc. Implementation of this system would serve the public interest by promoting the use of underutilized spectrum while providing new service options. °_ November 12, 1990 Respectfully Submitted, SPACE SYSTEMS/LORAL By: William R. Avellino Manager, Program Control


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