Attachment Intelsat Letter - SE

This document pretains to SES-LIC-INTR2010-02985 for License on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESLICINTR201002985_841281

a Intelsat. inspiring connections Oct 18, 2005 Federal Communications Commission International Bureau 445 12" Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 To whom it may concern: This letter certifies that Intelsat is aware that MCI Satellite Solutions (MCJ]) is seeking FCC authorization to access Intelsat IA—8 at 89 W.L. as the points of communications, using Ku—band transnnt/recelve antennas that are not stnctly compliant with the FCC 2—degree spacing requirements for off—axis sidelobe gain.‘ Intelsat understands thatMCI will be deploying the following antennas whichare not comphant with FCC Section 25.209. Prodelin .95m model 1951, 1952 Prodelin .98m model 1981 Prodelin .98m model 1984 Patriot 1.0m model TX—INT10OO0KUG Andrews/ChannelMasterType 960, 96cm circular antenna These antennas will meet the antenna sidelobe performance at an angle slightly larger than that specified in the FCC rules. Therefore the specification of pointing accuracy is defined below in order to ensure that the operations of these non—compliant antennas, with the associated defined angle at which the antenna starts meeting the 29—25log(theta) sidelobe performance, will not cause unacceptable interference into adjacent satellites. Prodelin .95m model 1951,1952, 56inx26.5in elliptical—aperture antenna This terminal utilizes a 56inx26.5in elliptical—aperture antenna having the same transmit gain as a 95 cm equivalent circular—aperture antenna. This antenna generally exhibits its non—compliance in the region from 1.25 to 1.4 degrees off axis from maximum gain in the transmit band, due to the width of the main gain lobe. The longer dimension of the antenna will be tangent to the geostationary satellite orbit as it appears at the particular earth station location. This antenna is to ‘ 47 CFR §25.209.

be installed with a nominal pointing accuracy of less than or equal to +/-O6 degrees and will operate at a maximum input power density at the antenna waveguide flange of —14 dBW/4 kHz.* Prodelin .98m model 1981, 98em circular antenna This terminal utilizes a 98 cm circular—aperture Prodelin antenna. These antennas generally exhibit their non—compliance in the region from 1.25 to 1.6 degrees off axis from maximum gain in the transmit band, due to the width of their main gain lobe. They are compliant with the side lobe pattern requirements specified in Section 25.209 of the Commission‘s Rules at an off—axis angle equal to or greater than 1.6 degrees, in the transmit band. These antennas are to be installed with a nominal pointing accuracy of less than or equal to +/— 0.40 degrees and will operate at a maximum input power density at the antenna waveguide flange of —14 dBW/4 kHz." Prodelin .98m model 1984, 98cm circular antenna This terminal utilizes a 98 ecm circular—aperture Prodelin antenna. These antennas generally exhibit their non—compliance in the region from 1.25 to 1.6 degrees off axis from maximumgain in the transmit band, due to the width of their main gain lobe. They are compliant with the side lobe pattern requirements specified in Section 25.209 of the Commission‘s Rules at an off—axis angle equal to or greater than 1.6 degrees, in the transmit band. These antennas are to be installed with a nominal pointing accuracy of less than or equal to +/— 0.40 degrees and will operate at a maximum input power density at the antenna waveguide flange of —14 dBW/4 kHz." Patriot 1.0m model TX—INT100KUG, 100cm circular antenna This terminal utilizes a 100 cm circular—aperture Patriot antenna. These antennas generally exhibit their non—compliance in the region from 1.25 to 1.5 degrees off axis from maximumgain in the transmit band, due to the width of their main gain lobe. They are compliant with the side lobe pattern requirements specified in Section 25.209 of the Commission‘s Rules at an off—axis angle equal to or greater than 1.5 degrees, in the transmit band. These antennas are to be installed with a nominal pointing accuracy of less than or equal to +/— 0.50 degrees and will operate at a maximum input power density at the antenna waveguide flange of —14 dBW/4kHz." Andrews/ChannelMaster Type 960, 26cm circular antenna This terminal utilizes a 96 cm circular—aperture Channel Master antenna. These antennas generally exhibit their non—compliance in the region from 1.25 to 1.7 degrees off axis from maximum gain in the transmit band, due to the width of their main gain lobe. They are compliant with the side lobe pattern requirements specified in Section 25.209 of the Commission‘s Rules at an off—axis angle equal to or greater than 1.7 degrees, in the transmit band. These antennas are to be installed with a nominal pointing accuracy of less than or equal to +/— 0.30 degrees and will operate at a maximum input power density at the antenna waveguide flange of —14 dBW/4 kHz." The undersigned further certifies that the maximum forward downlink Satellite EIRP density is equal to or less than +13.0 dBW/4KHz. This operational level of the Ku—band VSAT network is within the levels coordinated with the adjacent satellite operators. Furthermore, in order to prevent unacceptable interference into adjacent satellites, Intelsat has been informed and MCI acknowledges that these antennas will be installed in compliance with the technical, operational and performance requirements of Part 25 of the FCC rules and any requirements set forth in the licenses granted by the FCC for the above sub—meter antennas. 2 47 CFR §25.134.

Intelsat and MCI acknowledge that the use of the Prodelin, Patriot and Andrews non—conforming antennas will not cause unacceptable interference into adjacent satellites in accordance with the FCC‘s 2—degree spacing policy and will not seek any additional protection compared to the case of an earth station employing an antenna conforming to the reference patterns defined in § 25.209 of the FCC rules. * Sincerely, @\wm td : 11. /0.065 Ram Manohar ~— Date Department Manager Frequency Management Department Intelsat GSC Acceptance by MCI Satellite Solutions: MCI Satellite Solutions(MCI) testifies that the information provided to Intelsat and reflected in this Affidavit letter is true and accurate to the best ofMCI‘s knowledge. d f—— MCI atellite Solutions t 2425 Date By: _GZIAIE LULS) Acceptance by SES Americom: SES Americom agrees to the use of the Prodelin .95m model 1951/1952, Prodelin .98m model 1981, Prodelin .98m model 1984, Patriot 1.0m model TX—INT100KUG and Andrews Type 960 96cm circular antenna with their respective azimuth angle alignment tolerances towards the intended satellite and the power density levels into the antenna flange as stated in this letter, with respect to SES Americom satellites and the associated networks located within +6° from Intelsat IA—8 at 89 W.L. U/fj q /pgy~ Krish Jonnalagadda Dat;( Manager, Satellite Market Development SES Americom


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