Attachment NRAO Letter

This document pretains to SES-LIC-20160127-00100 for License on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESLIC2016012700100_1124067

NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY POST OFFICE BOX 2 GREEN BANK, WV 24944—0002 NRQZ OFFICE TELEPHONE (304) 456—2107 FAX (304) 456—2276 \\“ ‘{/\( ) HTTPJWWW.GB.NRAO.EDU/ NRQZ@NRAO.EDU January 8, 2016 NRQZ ID: 10062_04DEC2015 SES Americom, Inc., 4 Research Way Princeton, NJ 08540 Application Reason/Purpose Precoordination prior to FCC application submission File Number Shall be provided by applicant Applicant Name Addressee Call Sign Shall be provided by applicant Site Name or Loc Mount Jackson Frequency Coordinator 151204COMSGE20 Previous NRAO Coordination No. NRQZ ID — Nonelisted Current NRAO Coordination No. NRQZ ID 10062_04DEC2015 Dear Applicant: The National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ) has evaluated these facilities to determine the interference impact on our highly sensitive radio astronomy operations. The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) site located at Green Bank, Pocahontas County, WV, has no objections to this frequency assignment. The Sugar Grove Research Station, formerly the Naval Radio Research Observatory (NRRO), located at Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, WV has no objections to this frequency assignment. This letter constitutes coordination of assignment in the National Radio Quiet Zone as required by the FCC Rules and Regulations 47CFR1.924(a). If I may be of assistance, please feelfree to contact me. Sincerest 7gards, Aloey )"rl § . 7 y Paulette W. Woody * // NRAO NRQZ Administrator ce: Gary K. Edwards, Comsearch file: 10062.doex Attachments 10062 Site Specific Data NOTE: This concurrence remains valid provided the data contained within is consistent with the applicant‘s fling at the Commission. Any discrepancy in system parameters, such as geographical coordinates (Latitude, Longitude, AMSL}, antenna height above groundlevel (AGL}, antenna gains or directivity (orientation), channel (operating frequency or frequency bands), emission type, and power requires re—coordination. Ifthe Commission has questions regarding the validity of this or any concurrence, please direct inquiries to nraz@nrao.edu or 304—456—2107. ‘The National Radio Astronomy Observatory is a Facilty ofthe National Science Foundation Operated Under Cooperative Agreement by Associated Universities, Inc.

NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY POST OFFICE BOX 2 GREEN BANK, WV 24944—0002 NRQZ OFFICE TELEPHONE (304) 456—2107 FAX (304) 456—2276 NRAO HTTPYJIWWW.GB.NRAO.EDU/ NRQZ@NRAO.EDU January 8, 2016 NRQZ ID: 10063_04DEC2015 SES Americom, Inc., 4 Research Way Princeton, NJ 08540 Application Reason/Purpose Precoordination prior to FCC application submission File Number Shall be provided by applicant Applicant Name Addressee Call Sign Shall be provided by applicant Site Name or Loc Mount Jackson Frequency Coordinator 151204COMSGE21 Previous NRAO Coordination No. NRQZ ID — None listed Current NRAO Coordination No. NRQZ ID 10063_04DEC2015 Dear Applicant: The National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ) has evaluated these facilities to determine the interference impact on our highly sensitive radio astronomy operations. The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) site located at Green Bank, Pocahontas County, WV, has no objections to this frequency assignment. The Sugar Grove Research Station, formerly the Naval Radio Research Observatory (NRRO), located at Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, WV has no objections to this frequency assignment. This letter constitutes coordination of assignment in the National Radio Quiet Zone as required by the FCC Rules and Regulations 47CFR1.924(a). If I may be of assistance, please feelfree to contact me. Sincerest regards, Paulette W. NRAO NRQZ Administrator ce: Gary K. Edwards, Comsearch file: 10063.doex Attachments: 10063 Site Specific Data NOTE: This concurrence remains valid provided the data contained within is consistent with the applicant‘s fling at the Commission. Any discrepancy in system parameters, such as geographical coordinates (Latitude, Longitude, AMSL}, antenna height above ground level (AGL}, antenna gains or directivity (orientation), channel (operating frequency or frequency bands), emission type, and power requiresre—coordination. If the Commission has questions regarding the validity of this or any concurrence, pleasedirect inquiries to nrgz@nrao.edu or 304—456—2107. ‘The National Radio Astronomy Observatory is a Facility of the National Science Foundation Operated Under Cooperative Agreement byAssociated Universitis, Inc.

NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY POST OFFICE BOX 2 GREEN BANK, WV 24944—0002 NRQZ OFFICE TELEPHONE (304) 456—2107 FAX (304) 456—2276 HTTPYNWW.GB.NRAO.EDU/ NRQZ@NRAO.EDU January 8, 2016 NRQzZ ID: 10064_04DEC2015 SES Americom, Inc., 4 Research Way Princeton, NJ 08540 Application Reason/Purpose Precoordination prior to FCC application submission File Number Shall be provided by applicant Applicant Name Addressee Call Sign Shall be provided by applicant Site Name or Loc Mount Jackson Frequency Coordinator 151204COMSGE22 Previous NRAO Coordination No. NRQzZ ID — Nonelisted Current NRAO Coordination No. NRQZ ID 10064_04DEC2015 Dear Applicant: The National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ) has evaluated these facilities to determine the interference impact on our highly sensitive radio astronomy operations. The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) site located at Green Bank, Pocahontas County, WV, has no objections to this frequency assignment. The Sugar Grove Research Station, formerly the Naval Radio Research Observatory (NRRO), located at Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, WV has no objections to this frequency assignment. This letter constitutes coordination of assignment in the National Radio Quiet Zone as required by the FCC Rules and Regulations 47CFR1.924(a). If I may be of assistance, please feelfree to contact me. Sincerest réga rvds Inrdfo /7/ Paulette W. Woody NRAO NRQZ Administrator co: Gary K. Edwards, Comsearch file: 10064.doex Attachments: 10064 Site Specifc Data NOTE: This concurrence remains valid provided the data contained within is consistent with the applicant‘s fling at the Commission. Any discrepancy in system parameters, such as geographical coordinates (Latitude, Longitude, AMSL}, antenna height above ground level (AGL), antenna gains or directivity (orientation), channel (operating frequency or frequency bands), emission type, and power requires re—coordination. If the Commission has questions regarding the validity of this or any concurrence, please direct inquiries to nrgz@nrao.edu or 304—456—2107. "The National Radio Astronomy Observatory is a Facility ofthe National Science Foundation Operated Under Cooperative Agreement by Associated Universities, Inc.


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