Attachment E040381

This document pretains to SES-MOD-20050225-00225 for Modification on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESMOD2005022500225_471822

                                                      SES                           An SES GLOBAL Company


January 5, 2005


Federal Communications Commission — International Bureau
445 12th Street, SW.
Washington, D.C. 20554


Subject: Engineering Certification from SES Americom


To whom it may concern:


This letter certifies that SES Americom Inc. ("SES") is aware of the application
filed by New York City Police Department (°NYPD‘"), a customer of SES
Americom‘s customer, Global Communications Solutions, Inc. ("GCS"), to access
the SES satellite, AMC—9 at 83 degrees W.L. licensed by the Federal
Communications Commission (*FCC"), using Ku—band transmit/receive antennas
that are not strictly compliant with the FCC 2—degree spacing requirements for
off—axis sidelobe gain.            The SES AMC—9 satellite provides coverage of the
Continental United States (CONUS) from its orbital location at 83 degrees W .L.
SES has provided Intelsat with a list of SES transponders currently assigned to
support transmissions from this antenna and, for purposes of inter—system
coordination, will promptly provide Intelsat with relevant information for any
additional or different transponders provided by SES."

SES Americom understands that NYPD will be deploying one AvL Model 980
transmit/receive transportable remote terminal with a 96cm circular aperture.
The proposed antenna is not strictly compliant with the FCC part 25 rules. This
antenna generally exhibits non—compliance in the region from 1.25 to 1.72
degrees off axis from maximum gain in the transmit band, due to the width of the
main gain lobe. It is compliant with the side lobe pattern requirements specified in
Section 25.209 of the Commission‘s Rules for off—axis angles starting at 1.72
degrees in the transmit band. The antenna will be operated with a nominal
pointing accuracy of less than or equal to +/— 0.20 degrees and will operate at a
maximum input power density at the antenna waveguide flange of —14 dBW/4
kHz, compliant with the —14.0 dBW/4 kHz FCC maximum for 2—degree compliant
systems and routine licensing*




‘ Intelsa    ees to keep all transponder specific information it acquires from SES confidentially andshall
not disclose such informationto any third parties.
  47 CFR §25.134



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