Attachment Technical Exhibit 1

This document pretains to SES-MOD-20120104-00005 for Modification on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESMOD2012010400005_932541

                                     Exhibit 1
                 V11 ESV Terminal Technical Appendix
1. Introduction
KVH Industries, Inc. (“KVH”) has developed a small aperture, broadband, highly
efficient and affordable earth stations onboard vessels (“ESV”) terminal for use with its
global maritime communications network. This ESV – the KVH V11 terminal – operates
in Ku-band FSS frequencies (14.0-14.5 GHz transmit, 11.7-12.2 GHz receive, 10.95-11.2
GHz and 11.45-11.7 GHz receive). The V11 terminal will automatically search for and
acquire the designated satellite, and maintain precise pointing via automatic control of the
azimuth, elevation and polarization angles.

The antenna being used in this ESV terminal is 1 meter in diameter, and its main lobe
does not conform to the standards specified in Section §25.209(a) and (b). In order to
compensate for this performance, KVH will operate with a spread spectrum modulation
technique that will bring the off-axis EIRP spectral density of the terminal well within the
spectral density limits specified in Section §25.222 of the Commission’s rules. This
technical exhibit provides the showing required pursuant to Section §25.222, including
detailed information regarding the ESV antenna patterns and off-axis emissions, and a
summary of the remote ESV to hub link analysis.

2. Description of Antenna
KVH has developed the small aperture, broadband, highly efficient and affordable V11
ESV terminal for use with its global ESV network. The ESV terminal operates in the Ku
FSS frequency band, 14.0-14.5 GHz transmit and 10.95-11.2 GHz, 11.45-11.7 GHz and
11.7-12.2 GHz receive. The antenna is a 1 meter parabolic reflector with a rear-fed sub-
reflector feed assembly design. The ESV terminal will automatically search for and
acquire the designated satellite and maintain precise pointing via automatic control of the
azimuth, elevation and polarization angles. The RF equipment is integrated into the base
of the terminal and includes a 3 watt block upconverter.

The proposed ESV uplink return transmission (inbound) channel supports data rates of 32
kbit/s, 64 kbit/s, 128 kbit/s, 256 kbit/s, and 512 kbit/s. The ESV uplink transmission
utilizes a spread spectrum modulation. This authorization will require channel
bandwidths of 18 MHz, 27MHz, and 36 MHz. The forward channel (outbound from the
hub earth station to the ESV) will be between 3-10 Mbits/s aggregate with individual end
user rates at 0.5-2Mbit/s. The forward channel is also spread over the 18 MHz, 27 MHz,
or 36 MHz channel and is overlaid onto the same transponder spectrum using a technique
called PCMA.1




1
 Paired Carrier Multiple Access is a proprietary technique developed by ViaSat for their
spread spectrum ArcLight service.


                             KVH TracPhone V11 Technical Parameters
    Antenna Diameter                  1           meter
    Antenna Centerline (typical)      10          m, AMSL
    Antenna Gain                      42.2        dBi           14.25      GHz
                                      40.4        dBi           11.85      GHz
    RF Power Max                      3           Watts
    LL                                0.65        dB
    Power at FF                       4.12        dBW
                                      2.583       Watts
    Maximum EIRP                      46.3        dBW
    Data Rates                        32 to 512   kbits/s Tx
                                      to 1000     kbits/s Rx
    Emission Designators                   1           2           3
                                      36M0G7D     27M0G7D      18M0G7D
                          Bandwidth      36000      27000        18000   kHz
                      RF Power/4kHz      -35.4      -34.2        -32.4   dBW/4kHz
                          EIRP/4kHz       6.8       -61.6        -58.6   dBW/4kHz
                Worst Case Hor EIRP      -23.3      -22.1        -20.3   dBW/4kHz
    Minimum Elevation                      5       degrees



3. Description of Service
As is shown in Figure 1 below, the V11 terminal will be operated within KVH’s existing
broadband mobile maritime service network, authorized by the Commission.2 KVH is
seeking authorization to operate within the continental United States (CONUS), Alaska
and Hawaii, as well as U.S. territories and possessions, and adjacent waters within the
satellite coverage zones.

KVH would like to primarily operate the terminals with the following satellites: AMC-15
@ 105° W.L., AMC-21 @ 125º W.L., TelStar 11N at 37.5° W.L., and GE-23 @ 172º
E.L. The ESVs will communicate with existing hub earth stations in Miami, Florida,
Carlsbad, California, and Kapolei, Hawaii.3 KVH will control all V11 operations using
its standard network control capabilities and network management services. Additionally,
since this service will operate under the control of the KVH ESV network operations
center there will be a record of the ESV’s location and operating parameters as specified
in Section 25.222(a)(4). The service is designed as a regional service, covering the North
American continent and its coastal waters, Central America, the Gulf of Mexico and the
Caribbean, as well as the Pacific Ocean region, as shown in blue shade in Figure 2 below.



2
 See File No. SES-LIC-20060824-01502 (Call Sign E060335); File No. SES-LIC-
20070504-00563 (Call Sign E070085); and File No. SES-LIC-20081104-01450 (Call
Sign E090001).
3
    Call Signs E040267, E030131 and E010236, respectively.


                                                  2


                                                                                 .
                       Figure 1 – ESV Network Architecture




                           Figure 2 – ESV Coverage Area


The ESV terminal will operate in compliance with KVH’s coordination agreement with
the National Science Foundation with respect to Radio Astronomy Service (“RAS”) sites


                                          3


and will not operate within 125 km of the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System
(TDRSS) sites for space research conducted at White Sands, New Mexico and the U.S.
Naval Research Lab at Blossom Point, Maryland.4

4. Off-Axis EIRP Analysis
The data rates transmitted from the terminal will vary from 32 kbits/s to 512 kbits/s.
Additionally, the ESVs will transmit using CRMA spreading5 over either an 18 MHz, 27
MHz, or 36 MHz channel bandwidth. KVH acknowledges that the small diameter V11
antenna does not meet the FCC 25.209 antenna pattern. However, KVH certifies that the
aggregate EIRP levels do not exceed the limits specified for Ku-band ESVs in Section
25.222 of the Commission’s rules. The co-pol off-axis EIRP spectral density levels of the
KVH ESV terminal are shown in Figures 3 through 6 below. Note that a calculated worst
case aggregate EIRP occurs when N=16 users for the 36 MHz channel and when N=8
users for the 18 MHz channel.




         Figure 3 - V11 Off-Axis EIRP Spectral Density – 36 MHz Channel



4
  See Coordination Agreement with the National Science Foundation, submitted with a
letter dated November 20, 2008 in IBFS File No. SES-LIC-20081104-01450. KVH will
accept technical limitations imposed on other Ku-band ESV operations necessary to
protect TDRSS operations. See 47 C.F.R. § 25.222(c).
5
  CRMA, or Code Reuse Multiple Access, is a ViaSat proprietary spread spectrum
technique, similar to CDMA, used in the ArcLight satellite system.


                                            4


Figure 4 - V11 Off-Axis EIRP Spectral Density – 18 MHz Channel




Figure 5 - V11 Off-Axis EIRP Spectral Density – 27MHz Channel



                              5


         Figure 6 – 18 MHz Off-Axis EIRP Spectral Density +/- 180 degrees

Summary of Worst Case EIRP Density Performance Parameters
18 MHz Channel Calculations (Worst Case)
Power a feed Flange                                                  2.58    W
Channel; Bandwidth                                                    18     MHz
RF Power Density at Flange                                          -32.4    dBW/4,kHz
Maximum Horizon EIRP Density (6.25° Elevation Angle)                 3.67    dBW/MHz*
Maximum Horizon EIRP at 6.25°                                       16.22    dBW*
Maximum Number Simultaneous Users N                                    8
Worst Case Main Beam Gain Exceedance between -7 and +7 degrees      -9.16    dB
at angle                                                            -2.25    degree




Per § 25.222(b)(1)(i), Table 1 below provides the co-pol the E and H plane antenna
patterns for the parabolic antenna, as well as the E and H plane EIRP charts for the worst
scenario 18 MHs channel operation, and the FCC GSO and Elevation masks.




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                                     Table 1 – V11 ESV Off-Axis EIRP vs FCC §25.222 Masks
Table 1                     Antenna Gain (dBi)                                                                     ESV EIRP (dBW/4 kHz)
                                                                                      FCC        FCC
                                                                                     §25.222    §25.222
                                                                                      EIRP       EIRP
 Off-                14                                             Off-              GSO      Elevation    14        14     14.25   14.25           14.5
Axis        14      GHz     14.25    14.25        14.5     14.5    Axis     FCC      Mask, N   Mask, N =   GHz       GHz     GHz     GHz      14.5   GHz     Meets
Angle     GHz E       H     GHz E    GHz H       GHz E    GHz H    Angle   §25.209     =8          8         E         H       E       H     GHz E     H     Mask
-180       -0.97    -0.97    -0.23    -0.23       -1.00    -1.00   -180      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -33.4     -33.4   -32.6   -32.6   -33.4   -33.4    Y
-175       -9.44   -12.61   -15.57   -11.53      -14.54   -17.07   -175      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -41.9     -45.0   -48.0   -43.9   -47.0   -49.5    Y
-170      -14.42   -22.89   -26.22   -23.87      -21.13   -19.22   -170      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -46.8     -55.3   -58.6   -56.3   -53.5   -51.6    Y
-165      -16.61   -31.36   -33.68   -20.88      -17.56   -17.70   -165      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -49.0     -63.8   -66.1   -53.3   -50.0   -50.1    Y
-160      -20.00   -24.67   -29.29   -15.74      -19.28   -16.24   -160      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -52.4     -57.1   -61.7   -48.2   -51.7   -48.7    Y
-155      -31.36   -26.50   -22.18   -17.88      -19.67   -21.01   -155      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -63.8     -58.9   -54.6   -50.3   -52.1   -53.4    Y
-150      -18.21   -25.15   -21.89   -21.61      -18.05   -14.74   -150      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -50.6     -57.6   -54.3   -54.0   -50.5   -47.2    Y
-145      -21.29   -19.34   -22.44   -22.04      -25.52   -19.53   -145      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -53.7     -51.8   -54.9   -54.5   -57.9   -51.9    Y
-140      -17.32   -20.04   -25.76   -19.51      -17.34   -16.45   -140      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -49.7     -52.5   -58.2   -51.9   -49.8   -48.9    Y
-135      -18.58   -23.59   -21.03   -16.32      -20.74   -23.03   -135      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -51.0     -56.0   -53.5   -48.7   -53.2   -55.4    Y
-130      -20.43   -19.08   -25.35   -15.96      -20.57   -23.67   -130      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -52.9     -51.5   -57.8   -48.4   -53.0   -56.1    Y
-125      -19.59   -17.69   -26.45   -22.24      -20.08   -18.86   -125      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -52.0     -50.1   -58.9   -54.7   -52.5   -51.3    Y
-120      -15.34   -17.36   -19.28   -14.38      -18.99   -14.15   -120      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -47.8     -49.8   -51.7   -46.8   -51.4   -46.6    Y
-115      -14.34   -17.95   -17.49   -14.06      -13.37   -18.81   -115      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -46.8     -50.4   -49.9   -46.5   -45.8   -51.2    Y
-110       -9.43    -9.72   -12.83    -7.69      -10.61   -10.36   -110      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -41.8     -42.1   -45.2   -40.1   -43.0   -42.8    Y
-105       -5.83    -7.52    -7.93    -4.10       -5.93    -5.90   -105      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -38.2     -39.9   -40.3   -36.5   -38.3   -38.3    Y
-100       -4.33    -8.27    -3.37    -5.54       -2.72    -5.74   -100      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -36.7     -40.7   -35.8   -38.0   -35.1   -38.2    Y
 -95       -6.32    -5.76    -2.46   -18.51       -3.61   -21.41    -95      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -38.7     -38.2   -34.9   -50.9   -36.0   -53.8    Y
 -90       -2.38    -5.96    -2.61    -5.58       -6.83    -3.77    -90      0.0      -23.0      -23.0     -34.8     -38.4   -35.0   -38.0   -39.2   -36.2    Y
 -85       -6.83    -4.40    -5.67    -3.79      -13.67    -1.71    -85     -10.0     -33.0      -33.0     -39.2     -36.8   -38.1   -36.2   -46.1   -34.1    Y
 -80       -5.60    -7.42   -11.27    -9.69      -30.47    -3.83    -80     -10.0     -33.0      -33.0     -38.0     -39.8   -43.7   -42.1   -62.9   -36.2    Y
 -75       -6.21   -12.64   -20.00   -18.32      -19.84    -7.26    -75     -10.0     -33.0      -33.0     -38.6     -45.1   -52.4   -50.7   -52.3   -39.7    Y
 -70       -7.83   -11.10   -13.48    -9.10      -20.51    -7.78    -70     -10.0     -33.0      -33.0     -40.2     -43.5   -45.9   -41.5   -52.9   -40.2    Y
 -65       -5.23   -14.61   -14.36    -8.91      -19.37    -9.26    -65     -10.0     -33.0      -33.0     -37.6     -47.0   -46.8   -41.3   -51.8   -41.7    Y


  -60     -3.90   -23.15   -10.30   -10.44   -12.57   -11.61     -60    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -36.3   -55.6   -42.7   -42.9   -45.0   -44.0   Y
  -55     -6.58   -22.93    -8.30   -10.91    -8.19    -9.63     -55    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -39.0   -55.3   -40.7   -43.3   -40.6   -42.0   Y
  -50    -10.18   -14.15   -12.37   -28.46    -7.56   -16.32     -50    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -42.6   -46.6   -44.8   -60.9   -40.0   -48.7   Y
  -48    -12.72   -18.43   -17.71   -17.46   -12.74   -16.15     -48    -10.0   -33.1   -33.1   -45.1   -50.8   -50.1   -49.9   -45.2   -48.6   Y
  -45    -15.77   -19.78   -14.07   -24.60   -11.07   -18.56     -45     -9.3   -32.4   -32.4   -48.2   -52.2   -46.5   -57.0   -43.5   -51.0   Y
  -40    -15.28   -14.52   -12.16   -19.40    -4.74   -12.40     -40     -8.1   -31.1   -31.1   -47.7   -46.9   -44.6   -51.8   -37.2   -44.8   Y
  -35    -19.00   -14.07   -21.18   -14.94   -10.62   -14.95     -35     -6.6   -29.6   -29.6   -51.4   -46.5   -53.6   -47.4   -43.0   -47.4   Y
  -30    -13.86   -27.44   -24.79   -14.81    -9.92   -18.44     -30     -4.9   -28.0   -28.0   -46.3   -59.9   -57.2   -47.2   -42.3   -50.9   Y
  -25    -14.92   -19.62   -16.53   -22.55   -12.90   -15.11     -25     -2.9   -26.0   -26.0   -47.3   -52.0   -48.9   -55.0   -45.3   -47.5   Y
  -20    -15.10   -10.92   -10.27   -23.27   -15.88   -17.23     -20     -0.5   -23.6   -23.6   -47.5   -43.3   -42.7   -55.7   -48.3   -49.6   Y
  -15    -12.60    -6.20    -6.28    -7.11   -10.43   -18.10     -15      2.6   -20.4   -20.4   -45.0   -38.6   -38.7   -39.5   -42.8   -50.5   Y
  -10     4.33     -2.19    -1.97     1.54    1.20      0.75     -10      7.0   -16.0   -16.0   -28.1   -34.6   -34.4   -30.9   -31.2   -31.7   Y
-9.875    3.65     -0.40    -3.20     1.93    1.77      0.54   -9.875     7.1   -15.9   -15.9   -28.8   -32.8   -35.6   -30.5   -30.7   -31.9   Y
 -9.75    2.61     0.75     -3.65     1.69    1.66     -0.51    -9.75     7.3   -15.8   -15.8   -29.8   -31.7   -36.1   -30.7   -30.8   -32.9   Y
-9.625    1.28     1.47     -2.93     0.93    0.79     -2.61   -9.625     7.4   -15.6   -15.6   -31.1   -31.0   -35.3   -31.5   -31.6   -35.0   Y
  -9.5    -0.15    1.82     -1.64    -0.20    -1.04    -6.33     -9.5     7.6   -15.5   -15.5   -32.6   -30.6   -34.1   -32.6   -33.5   -38.8   Y
-9.375    -1.42    1.86     -0.46    -1.43    -4.36   -13.62   -9.375     7.7   -15.3   -15.3   -33.8   -30.6   -32.9   -33.9   -36.8   -46.0   Y
 -9.25    -2.36    1.57     0.33     -2.41   -10.29   -18.77    -9.25     7.8   -15.2   -15.2   -34.8   -30.8   -32.1   -34.8   -42.7   -51.2   Y
-9.125    -3.11    0.92     0.68     -2.98   -11.47   -10.17   -9.125     8.0   -15.0   -15.0   -35.5   -31.5   -31.7   -35.4   -43.9   -42.6   Y
   -9     -4.11    -0.10    0.60     -3.47    -4.99    -6.99      -9      8.0   -15.0   -14.9   -36.5   -32.5   -31.8   -35.9   -37.4   -39.4   Y
-8.875    -5.80    -1.49    0.18     -4.31    -1.23    -6.06   -8.875     8.0   -15.0   -14.7   -38.2   -33.9   -32.2   -36.7   -33.6   -38.5   Y
 -8.75    -8.69    -2.85    -0.46    -5.44    0.92     -6.15    -8.75     8.0   -15.0   -14.6   -41.1   -35.3   -32.9   -37.9   -31.5   -38.6   Y
-8.625   -12.37    -3.11    -1.07    -5.29    2.05     -5.27   -8.625     8.0   -15.0   -14.4   -44.8   -35.5   -33.5   -37.7   -30.4   -37.7   Y
  -8.5   -11.08    -1.58    -1.43    -2.52    2.39     -2.19     -8.5     8.0   -15.0   -14.3   -43.5   -34.0   -33.8   -34.9   -30.0   -34.6   Y
-8.375    -6.91    0.71     -1.47     0.88    1.99      1.30   -8.375     8.0   -15.0   -14.1   -39.3   -31.7   -33.9   -31.5   -30.4   -31.1   Y
 -8.25    -4.12    2.84     -1.42     3.70    0.79      4.16    -8.25     8.0   -15.0   -13.9   -36.5   -29.6   -33.8   -28.7   -31.6   -28.3   Y
-8.125    -2.71    4.58     -1.62     5.82    -1.49     6.26   -8.125     8.0   -15.0   -13.8   -35.1   -27.8   -34.0   -26.6   -33.9   -26.2   Y
   -8     -2.54    5.90     -2.40     7.29    -5.71     7.69      -8      8.0   -15.0   -13.6   -35.0   -26.5   -34.8   -25.1   -38.1   -24.7   Y
-7.875    -3.86    6.85     -4.14     8.18   -15.69     8.47   -7.875     8.0   -15.0   -13.4   -36.3   -25.6   -36.6   -24.2   -48.1   -23.9   Y
 -7.75    -7.91    7.48     -7.53     8.51   -10.21     8.59    -7.75     8.0   -15.0   -13.3   -40.3   -24.9   -39.9   -23.9   -42.6   -23.8   Y
-7.625   -30.63    7.80    -13.53     8.24    -2.75     7.97   -7.625     8.0   -15.0   -13.1   -63.0   -24.6   -45.9   -24.2   -35.2   -24.4   Y
  -7.5    -6.57    7.85    -10.87     7.28    1.30      6.36     -7.5     8.0   -15.0   -12.9   -39.0   -24.6   -43.3   -25.1   -31.1   -26.1   Y




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-7.375    0.60    7.63   -4.74    5.38    4.04    3.12   -7.375    8.0   -15.0   -12.7   -31.8   -24.8   -37.2   -27.0   -28.4   -29.3   Y
 -7.25    4.85    7.16   -1.13    1.88    6.08   -3.63    -7.25    8.0   -15.0   -12.5   -27.6   -25.3   -33.5   -30.5   -26.3   -36.0   Y
-7.125    7.83    6.48    1.05   -5.62    7.70   -2.69   -7.125    8.0   -15.0   -12.4   -24.6   -25.9   -31.4   -38.0   -24.7   -35.1   Y
   -7    10.04    5.67    2.24   -7.13    9.03    5.00      -7     7.9   -15.2   -12.2   -22.4   -26.7   -30.2   -39.5   -23.4   -27.4   Y
-6.875   11.71    4.93    2.64    1.96   10.12    9.32   -6.875    8.1   -15.0   -12.0   -20.7   -27.5   -29.8   -30.5   -22.3   -23.1   Y
 -6.75   12.96    4.61    2.27    6.34   11.01   12.09    -6.75    8.3   -14.8   -11.8   -19.5   -27.8   -30.1   -26.1   -21.4   -20.3   Y
-6.625   13.86    4.99    1.14    9.00   11.70   13.95   -6.625    8.5   -14.6   -11.6   -18.6   -27.4   -31.3   -23.4   -20.7   -18.5   Y
  -6.5   14.45    5.98   -0.63   10.71   12.21   15.17     -6.5    8.7   -14.4   -11.4   -18.0   -26.4   -33.0   -21.7   -20.2   -17.2   Y
-6.375   14.75    7.22   -1.96   11.78   12.52   15.88   -6.375    8.9   -14.1   -11.1   -17.7   -25.2   -34.4   -20.6   -19.9   -16.5   Y
 -6.25   14.77    8.41   -0.71   12.35   12.63   16.13    -6.25    9.1   -13.9   -10.9   -17.6   -24.0   -33.1   -20.1   -19.8   -16.3   Y
-6.125   14.50    9.37    2.08   12.49   12.51   15.94   -6.125    9.3   -13.7   -10.7   -17.9   -23.0   -30.3   -19.9   -19.9   -16.5   Y
   -6    13.93   10.05    4.59   12.22   12.16   15.28      -6     9.5   -13.5   -10.5   -18.5   -22.4   -27.8   -20.2   -20.3   -17.1   Y
-5.875   13.03   10.41    6.46   11.54   11.55   14.09   -5.875    9.8   -13.3   -10.3   -19.4   -22.0   -26.0   -20.9   -20.9   -18.3   Y
 -5.75   11.82   10.43    7.77   10.40   10.67   12.23    -5.75   10.0   -13.0   -10.0   -20.6   -22.0   -24.6   -22.0   -21.7   -20.2   Y
-5.625   10.50   10.09    8.63    8.67    9.57    9.43   -5.625   10.2   -12.8    -9.8   -21.9   -22.3   -23.8   -23.7   -22.8   -23.0   Y
  -5.5    9.72    9.36    9.15    6.19    8.44    5.42     -5.5   10.5   -12.5    -9.5   -22.7   -23.1   -23.3   -26.2   -24.0   -27.0   Y
-5.375   10.31    8.18    9.48    2.90    7.74    3.03   -5.375   10.7   -12.3    -9.3   -22.1   -24.2   -22.9   -29.5   -24.7   -29.4   Y
 -5.25   12.00    6.51    9.71    1.02    7.98    6.85    -5.25   11.0   -12.0    -9.0   -20.4   -25.9   -22.7   -31.4   -24.4   -25.6   Y
-5.125   13.91    4.29    9.93    3.81    9.06   10.68   -5.125   11.3   -11.8    -8.8   -18.5   -28.1   -22.5   -28.6   -23.4   -21.7   Y
   -5    15.55    1.52   10.16    7.28   10.38   13.34      -5    11.5   -11.5    -8.5   -16.9   -30.9   -22.3   -25.1   -22.0   -19.1   Y
-4.875   16.79   -1.21   10.31    9.87   11.52   15.16   -4.875   11.8   -11.2    -8.2   -15.6   -33.6   -22.1   -22.6   -20.9   -17.3   Y
 -4.75   17.63   -1.90   10.25   11.66   12.28   16.39    -4.75   12.1   -10.9    -7.9   -14.8   -34.3   -22.2   -20.8   -20.1   -16.0   Y
-4.625   18.06    0.10    9.79   12.83   12.59   17.13   -4.625   12.4   -10.7    -7.7   -14.4   -32.3   -22.6   -19.6   -19.8   -15.3   Y
  -4.5   18.08    2.90    8.72   13.46   12.40   17.44     -4.5   12.7   -10.4    -7.4   -14.3   -29.5   -23.7   -19.0   -20.0   -15.0   Y
-4.375   17.67    5.62    6.71   13.62   11.66   17.34   -4.375   13.0   -10.1    -7.1   -14.7   -26.8   -25.7   -18.8   -20.8   -15.1   Y
 -4.25   16.80    8.10    2.99   13.32   10.32   16.84    -4.25   13.3    -9.7    -6.7   -15.6   -24.3   -29.4   -19.1   -22.1   -15.6   Y
-4.125   15.42   10.23   -4.69   12.59    8.48   15.92   -4.125   13.6    -9.4    -6.4   -17.0   -22.2   -37.1   -19.8   -23.9   -16.5   Y
   -4    13.50   11.95   -3.15   11.48    6.94   14.61      -4    13.9    -9.1    -6.1   -18.9   -20.5   -35.6   -20.9   -25.5   -17.8   Y
-3.875   11.20   13.20    3.92   10.19    7.25   13.06   -3.875   14.3    -8.7    -5.7   -21.2   -19.2   -28.5   -22.2   -25.2   -19.4   Y
 -3.75    9.29   13.90    7.29    9.05    9.01   11.65    -3.75   14.6    -8.4    -5.4   -23.1   -18.5   -25.1   -23.4   -23.4   -20.8   Y
-3.625    9.04   13.96    8.77    8.36   10.59   10.89   -3.625   15.0    -8.0    -5.0   -23.4   -18.5   -23.6   -24.1   -21.8   -21.5   Y
  -3.5   10.09   13.15    8.75    7.89   11.38   10.70     -3.5   15.4    -7.6    -4.6   -22.3   -19.3   -23.7   -24.5   -21.0   -21.7   Y




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-3.375   11.25   10.98    7.20    7.08   11.23   10.32   -3.375   15.8   -7.2   -4.2   -21.2   -21.4   -25.2   -25.3   -21.2   -22.1   Y
 -3.25   12.36    5.98    5.81    5.83   10.25    8.85    -3.25   16.2   -6.8   -3.8   -20.1   -26.4   -26.6   -26.6   -22.2   -23.6   Y
-3.125   13.92    2.54   10.04    6.59    9.96    5.51   -3.125   16.6   -6.4   -3.4   -18.5   -29.9   -22.4   -25.8   -22.5   -26.9   Y
   -3    16.25   11.90   15.40   10.91   12.89    5.63      -3    17.1   -6.0   -3.0   -16.2   -20.5   -17.0   -21.5   -19.5   -26.8   Y
-2.875   18.96   17.41   19.54   15.38   17.04   12.47   -2.875   17.5   -5.5          -13.5   -15.0   -12.9   -17.0   -15.4   -19.9   Y
 -2.75   21.56   21.08   22.69   18.97   20.60   17.62    -2.75   18.0   -5.0          -10.9   -11.3    -9.7   -13.4   -11.8   -14.8   Y
-2.625   23.82   23.72   25.13   21.78   23.41   21.31   -2.625   18.5   -4.5           -8.6    -8.7    -7.3   -10.6    -9.0   -11.1   Y
  -2.5   25.65   25.67   27.00   23.94   25.58   24.04     -2.5   19.1   -4.0           -6.8    -6.7    -5.4    -8.5    -6.8    -8.4   Y
-2.375   27.06   27.06   28.40   25.55   27.22   26.07   -2.375   19.6   -3.4           -5.4    -5.4    -4.0    -6.9    -5.2    -6.3   Y
 -2.25   28.04   27.96   29.36   26.66   28.37   27.53    -2.25   20.2   -2.8           -4.4    -4.5    -3.1    -5.8    -4.1    -4.9   Y
-2.125   28.57   28.38   29.87   27.27   29.04   28.47   -2.125   20.8   -2.2           -3.8    -4.0    -2.5    -5.1    -3.4    -3.9   Y
   -2    28.61   28.25   29.91   27.32   29.23   28.88      -2    21.5   -1.6           -3.8    -4.2    -2.5    -5.1    -3.2    -3.5   Y
-1.875   28.04   27.47   29.39   26.69   28.83   28.71   -1.875   22.2   -0.9           -4.4    -4.9    -3.0    -5.7    -3.6    -3.7   Y
 -1.75   26.62   25.73   28.11   25.09   27.66   27.80    -1.75   22.9   -0.1           -5.8    -6.7    -4.3    -7.3    -4.8    -4.6   Y
-1.625   23.75   22.20   25.61   21.66   25.25   25.76   -1.625   23.7    0.7           -8.7   -10.2    -6.8   -10.8    -7.2    -6.7   Y
  -1.5   17.05   12.54   20.45   12.22   20.03   21.43     -1.5   24.6    1.6          -15.4   -19.9   -12.0   -20.2   -12.4   -11.0   Y
-1.375   11.10   16.20   11.94   16.41   -0.37    7.14   -1.375                        -21.3   -16.2   -20.5   -16.0   -32.8   -25.3   Y
 -1.25   24.02   25.54   23.46   25.51   22.50   20.85    -1.25                         -8.4    -6.9    -9.0    -6.9    -9.9   -11.6   Y
-1.125   29.50   30.31   29.36   30.31   28.86   28.05   -1.125                         -2.9    -2.1    -3.1    -2.1    -3.6    -4.4   Y
   -1    33.04   33.55   33.09   33.60   32.73   32.24      -1                           0.6     1.1    0.7     1.2      0.3    -0.2   Y
-0.875   35.62   35.95   35.75   36.05   35.49   35.16   -0.875                          3.2     3.5    3.3     3.6      3.1    2.7    Y
 -0.75   37.58   37.80   37.77   37.94   37.56   37.34    -0.75                          5.2     5.4    5.4     5.5      5.1    4.9    Y
-0.625   39.10   39.24   39.32   39.42   39.15   39.01   -0.625                          6.7     6.8    6.9     7.0      6.7    6.6    Y
  -0.5   40.26   40.34   40.50   40.56   40.37   40.28     -0.5                          7.8     7.9    8.1     8.1      7.9    7.9    Y
-0.375   41.12   41.17   41.38   41.40   41.26   41.22   -0.375                          8.7     8.8    9.0     9.0      8.8    8.8    Y
 -0.25   41.72   41.74   41.98   41.99   41.88   41.86    -0.25                          9.3     9.3    9.6     9.6      9.5    9.4    Y
-0.125   42.07   42.07   42.34   42.34   42.25   42.24   -0.125                          9.7     9.7    9.9     9.9      9.8    9.8    Y
    0    42.18   42.18   42.45   42.45   42.37   42.37      0                            9.8     9.8    10.0    10.0   10.0     10.0   Y
0.125    42.07   42.07   42.34   42.34   42.25   42.24    0.125                          9.7     9.7    9.9     9.9      9.8    9.8    Y
 0.25    41.72   41.74   41.98   41.99   41.88   41.86     0.25                          9.3     9.3    9.6     9.6      9.5    9.4    Y
0.375    41.12   41.17   41.38   41.40   41.26   41.22    0.375                          8.7     8.8    9.0     9.0      8.8    8.8    Y
   0.5   40.26   40.34   40.50   40.56   40.37   40.28     0.5                           7.8     7.9    8.1     8.1      7.9    7.9    Y




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0.625   39.10   39.24   39.32   39.42   39.15   39.01   0.625                           6.7     6.8    6.9     7.0      6.7    6.6    Y
 0.75   37.58   37.80   37.77   37.94   37.56   37.34    0.75                           5.2     5.4    5.4     5.5      5.1    4.9    Y
0.875   35.62   35.95   35.75   36.05   35.49   35.16   0.875                           3.2     3.5    3.3     3.6      3.1    2.7    Y
   1    33.04   33.55   33.09   33.60   32.73   32.24     1                             0.6     1.1    0.7     1.2      0.3    -0.2   Y
1.125   29.50   30.31   29.36   30.31   28.86   28.05   1.125                          -2.9    -2.1    -3.1    -2.1    -3.6    -4.4   Y
 1.25   24.02   25.54   23.46   25.51   22.50   20.85    1.25                          -8.4    -6.9    -9.0    -6.9    -9.9   -11.6   Y
1.375   11.10   16.20   11.94   16.41   -0.37    7.14   1.375                         -21.3   -16.2   -20.5   -16.0   -32.8   -25.3   Y
  1.5   17.05   12.54   20.45   12.22   20.03   21.43    1.5    24.6     1.6          -15.4   -19.9   -12.0   -20.2   -12.4   -11.0   Y
1.625   23.75   22.20   25.61   21.66   25.25   25.76   1.625   23.7     0.7           -8.7   -10.2    -6.8   -10.8    -7.2    -6.7   Y
 1.75   26.62   25.73   28.11   25.09   27.66   27.80    1.75   22.9    -0.1           -5.8    -6.7    -4.3    -7.3    -4.8    -4.6   Y
1.875   28.04   27.47   29.39   26.69   28.83   28.71   1.875   22.2    -0.9           -4.4    -4.9    -3.0    -5.7    -3.6    -3.7   Y
   2    28.61   28.25   29.91   27.32   29.23   28.88     2     21.5    -1.6           -3.8    -4.2    -2.5    -5.1    -3.2    -3.5   Y
2.125   28.57   28.38   29.87   27.27   29.04   28.47   2.125   20.8    -2.2           -3.8    -4.0    -2.5    -5.1    -3.4    -3.9   Y
 2.25   28.04   27.96   29.36   26.66   28.37   27.53    2.25   20.2    -2.8           -4.4    -4.5    -3.1    -5.8    -4.1    -4.9   Y
2.375   27.06   27.06   28.40   25.55   27.22   26.07   2.375   19.6    -3.4           -5.4    -5.4    -4.0    -6.9    -5.2    -6.3   Y
  2.5   25.65   25.67   27.00   23.94   25.58   24.04    2.5    19.1    -4.0           -6.8    -6.7    -5.4    -8.5    -6.8    -8.4   Y
2.625   23.82   23.72   25.13   21.78   23.41   21.31   2.625   18.5    -4.5           -8.6    -8.7    -7.3   -10.6    -9.0   -11.1   Y
 2.75   21.56   21.08   22.69   18.97   20.60   17.62    2.75   18.0    -5.0          -10.9   -11.3    -9.7   -13.4   -11.8   -14.8   Y
2.875   18.96   17.41   19.54   15.38   17.04   12.47   2.875   17.5    -5.5          -13.5   -15.0   -12.9   -17.0   -15.4   -19.9   Y
   3    16.25   11.90   15.40   10.91   12.89    5.63     3     17.1    -6.0   -3.0   -16.2   -20.5   -17.0   -21.5   -19.5   -26.8   Y
3.125   13.92    2.54   10.04    6.59    9.96    5.51   3.125   16.6    -6.4   -3.4   -18.5   -29.9   -22.4   -25.8   -22.5   -26.9   Y
 3.25   12.36    5.98    5.81    5.83   10.25    8.85    3.25   16.2    -6.8   -3.8   -20.1   -26.4   -26.6   -26.6   -22.2   -23.6   Y
3.375   11.25   10.98    7.20    7.08   11.23   10.32   3.375   15.8    -7.2   -4.2   -21.2   -21.4   -25.2   -25.3   -21.2   -22.1   Y
  3.5   10.09   13.15    8.75    7.89   11.38   10.70    3.5    15.4    -7.6   -4.6   -22.3   -19.3   -23.7   -24.5   -21.0   -21.7   Y
3.625    9.04   13.96    8.77    8.36   10.59   10.89   3.625   15.0    -8.0   -5.0   -23.4   -18.5   -23.6   -24.1   -21.8   -21.5   Y
 3.75    9.29   13.90    7.29    9.05    9.01   11.65    3.75   14.6    -8.4   -5.4   -23.1   -18.5   -25.1   -23.4   -23.4   -20.8   Y
3.875   11.20   13.20    3.92   10.19    7.25   13.06   3.875   14.3    -8.7   -5.7   -21.2   -19.2   -28.5   -22.2   -25.2   -19.4   Y
   4    13.50   11.95   -3.15   11.48    6.94   14.61     4     13.9    -9.1   -6.1   -18.9   -20.5   -35.6   -20.9   -25.5   -17.8   Y
4.125   15.42   10.23   -4.69   12.59    8.48   15.92   4.125   13.6    -9.4   -6.4   -17.0   -22.2   -37.1   -19.8   -23.9   -16.5   Y
 4.25   16.80    8.10    2.99   13.32   10.32   16.84    4.25   13.3    -9.7   -6.7   -15.6   -24.3   -29.4   -19.1   -22.1   -15.6   Y
4.375   17.67    5.62    6.71   13.62   11.66   17.34   4.375   13.0   -10.1   -7.1   -14.7   -26.8   -25.7   -18.8   -20.8   -15.1   Y
  4.5   18.08    2.90    8.72   13.46   12.40   17.44    4.5    12.7   -10.4   -7.4   -14.3   -29.5   -23.7   -19.0   -20.0   -15.0   Y




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4.625   18.06     0.10    9.79    12.83   12.59    17.13   4.625   12.4   -10.7    -7.7   -14.4   -32.3   -22.6   -19.6   -19.8   -15.3   Y
 4.75   17.63    -1.90   10.25    11.66   12.28    16.39    4.75   12.1   -10.9    -7.9   -14.8   -34.3   -22.2   -20.8   -20.1   -16.0   Y
4.875   16.79    -1.21   10.31     9.87   11.52    15.16   4.875   11.8   -11.2    -8.2   -15.6   -33.6   -22.1   -22.6   -20.9   -17.3   Y
   5    15.55     1.52   10.16     7.28   10.38    13.34     5     11.5   -11.5    -8.5   -16.9   -30.9   -22.3   -25.1   -22.0   -19.1   Y
5.125   13.91     4.29    9.93     3.81    9.06    10.68   5.125   11.3   -11.8    -8.8   -18.5   -28.1   -22.5   -28.6   -23.4   -21.7   Y
 5.25   12.00     6.51    9.71     1.02    7.98     6.85    5.25   11.0   -12.0    -9.0   -20.4   -25.9   -22.7   -31.4   -24.4   -25.6   Y
5.375   10.31     8.18    9.48     2.90    7.74     3.03   5.375   10.7   -12.3    -9.3   -22.1   -24.2   -22.9   -29.5   -24.7   -29.4   Y
  5.5    9.72     9.36    9.15     6.19    8.44     5.42    5.5    10.5   -12.5    -9.5   -22.7   -23.1   -23.3   -26.2   -24.0   -27.0   Y
5.625   10.50    10.09    8.63     8.67    9.57     9.43   5.625   10.2   -12.8    -9.8   -21.9   -22.3   -23.8   -23.7   -22.8   -23.0   Y
 5.75   11.82    10.43    7.77    10.40   10.67    12.23    5.75   10.0   -13.0   -10.0   -20.6   -22.0   -24.6   -22.0   -21.7   -20.2   Y
5.875   13.03    10.41    6.46    11.54   11.55    14.09   5.875    9.8   -13.3   -10.3   -19.4   -22.0   -26.0   -20.9   -20.9   -18.3   Y
   6    13.93    10.05    4.59    12.22   12.16    15.28     6      9.5   -13.5   -10.5   -18.5   -22.4   -27.8   -20.2   -20.3   -17.1   Y
6.125   14.50     9.37    2.08    12.49   12.51    15.94   6.125    9.3   -13.7   -10.7   -17.9   -23.0   -30.3   -19.9   -19.9   -16.5   Y
 6.25   14.77     8.41    -0.71   12.35   12.63    16.13    6.25    9.1   -13.9   -10.9   -17.6   -24.0   -33.1   -20.1   -19.8   -16.3   Y
6.375   14.75     7.22    -1.96   11.78   12.52    15.88   6.375    8.9   -14.1   -11.1   -17.7   -25.2   -34.4   -20.6   -19.9   -16.5   Y
  6.5   14.45     5.98    -0.63   10.71   12.21    15.17    6.5     8.7   -14.4   -11.4   -18.0   -26.4   -33.0   -21.7   -20.2   -17.2   Y
6.625   13.86     4.99    1.14     9.00   11.70    13.95   6.625    8.5   -14.6   -11.6   -18.6   -27.4   -31.3   -23.4   -20.7   -18.5   Y
 6.75   12.96     4.61    2.27     6.34   11.01    12.09    6.75    8.3   -14.8   -11.8   -19.5   -27.8   -30.1   -26.1   -21.4   -20.3   Y
6.875   11.71     4.93    2.64     1.96   10.12     9.32   6.875    8.1   -15.0   -12.0   -20.7   -27.5   -29.8   -30.5   -22.3   -23.1   Y
   7    10.04     5.67    2.24    -7.13    9.03     5.00     7      7.9   -15.2   -12.2   -22.4   -26.7   -30.2   -39.5   -23.4   -27.4   Y
7.125    7.83     6.48    1.05    -5.62    7.70    -2.69   7.125    8.0   -15.0   -12.4   -24.6   -25.9   -31.4   -38.0   -24.7   -35.1   Y
 7.25    4.85     7.16    -1.13    1.88    6.08    -3.63    7.25    8.0   -15.0   -12.5   -27.6   -25.3   -33.5   -30.5   -26.3   -36.0   Y
7.375    0.60     7.63    -4.74    5.38    4.04     3.12   7.375    8.0   -15.0   -12.7   -31.8   -24.8   -37.2   -27.0   -28.4   -29.3   Y
  7.5    -6.57    7.85   -10.87    7.28    1.30     6.36    7.5     8.0   -15.0   -12.9   -39.0   -24.6   -43.3   -25.1   -31.1   -26.1   Y
7.625   -30.63    7.80   -13.53    8.24    -2.75    7.97   7.625    8.0   -15.0   -13.1   -63.0   -24.6   -45.9   -24.2   -35.2   -24.4   Y
 7.75    -7.91    7.48    -7.53    8.51   -10.21    8.59    7.75    8.0   -15.0   -13.3   -40.3   -24.9   -39.9   -23.9   -42.6   -23.8   Y
7.875    -3.86    6.85    -4.14    8.18   -15.69    8.47   7.875    8.0   -15.0   -13.4   -36.3   -25.6   -36.6   -24.2   -48.1   -23.9   Y
   8     -2.54    5.90    -2.40    7.29    -5.71    7.69     8      8.0   -15.0   -13.6   -35.0   -26.5   -34.8   -25.1   -38.1   -24.7   Y
8.125    -2.71    4.58    -1.62    5.82    -1.49    6.26   8.125    8.0   -15.0   -13.8   -35.1   -27.8   -34.0   -26.6   -33.9   -26.2   Y
 8.25    -4.12    2.84    -1.42    3.70    0.79     4.16    8.25    8.0   -15.0   -13.9   -36.5   -29.6   -33.8   -28.7   -31.6   -28.3   Y
8.375    -6.91    0.71    -1.47    0.88    1.99     1.30   8.375    8.0   -15.0   -14.1   -39.3   -31.7   -33.9   -31.5   -30.4   -31.1   Y
  8.5   -11.08   -1.58    -1.43   -2.52    2.39    -2.19    8.5     8.0   -15.0   -14.3   -43.5   -34.0   -33.8   -34.9   -30.0   -34.6   Y




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8.625   -12.37    -3.11    -1.07    -5.29    2.05     -5.27   8.625     8.0   -15.0   -14.4   -44.8   -35.5   -33.5   -37.7   -30.4   -37.7   Y
 8.75    -8.69    -2.85    -0.46    -5.44    0.92     -6.15    8.75     8.0   -15.0   -14.6   -41.1   -35.3   -32.9   -37.9   -31.5   -38.6   Y
8.875    -5.80    -1.49    0.18     -4.31    -1.23    -6.06   8.875     8.0   -15.0   -14.7   -38.2   -33.9   -32.2   -36.7   -33.6   -38.5   Y
   9     -4.11    -0.10    0.60     -3.47    -4.99    -6.99     9       8.0   -15.0   -14.9   -36.5   -32.5   -31.8   -35.9   -37.4   -39.4   Y
9.125    -3.11    0.92     0.68     -2.98   -11.47   -10.17   9.125     8.0   -15.0   -15.0   -35.5   -31.5   -31.7   -35.4   -43.9   -42.6   Y
 9.25    -2.36    1.57     0.33     -2.41   -10.29   -18.77    9.25     7.8   -15.2   -15.2   -34.8   -30.8   -32.1   -34.8   -42.7   -51.2   Y
9.375    -1.42    1.86     -0.46    -1.43    -4.36   -13.62   9.375     7.7   -15.3   -15.3   -33.8   -30.6   -32.9   -33.9   -36.8   -46.0   Y
  9.5    -0.15    1.82     -1.64    -0.20    -1.04    -6.33    9.5      7.6   -15.5   -15.5   -32.6   -30.6   -34.1   -32.6   -33.5   -38.8   Y
9.625    1.28     1.47     -2.93     0.93    0.79     -2.61   9.625     7.4   -15.6   -15.6   -31.1   -31.0   -35.3   -31.5   -31.6   -35.0   Y
 9.75    2.61     0.75     -3.65     1.69    1.66     -0.51    9.75     7.3   -15.8   -15.8   -29.8   -31.7   -36.1   -30.7   -30.8   -32.9   Y
9.875    3.65     -0.40    -3.20     1.93    1.77      0.54   9.875     7.1   -15.9   -15.9   -28.8   -32.8   -35.6   -30.5   -30.7   -31.9   Y
  10     4.33     -2.19    -1.97     1.54    1.20      0.75     10      7.0   -16.0   -16.0   -28.1   -34.6   -34.4   -30.9   -31.2   -31.7   Y
  15    -12.60    -6.20    -6.28    -7.11   -10.43   -18.10     15      2.6   -20.4   -20.4   -45.0   -38.6   -38.7   -39.5   -42.8   -50.5   Y
  20    -15.10   -10.92   -10.27   -23.27   -15.88   -17.23     20     -0.5   -23.6   -23.6   -47.5   -43.3   -42.7   -55.7   -48.3   -49.6   Y
  25    -14.92   -19.62   -16.53   -22.55   -12.90   -15.11     25     -2.9   -26.0   -26.0   -47.3   -52.0   -48.9   -55.0   -45.3   -47.5   Y
  30    -13.86   -27.44   -24.79   -14.81    -9.92   -18.44     30     -4.9   -28.0   -28.0   -46.3   -59.9   -57.2   -47.2   -42.3   -50.9   Y
  35    -19.00   -14.07   -21.18   -14.94   -10.62   -14.95     35     -6.6   -29.6   -29.6   -51.4   -46.5   -53.6   -47.4   -43.0   -47.4   Y
  40    -15.28   -14.52   -12.16   -19.40    -4.74   -12.40     40     -8.1   -31.1   -31.1   -47.7   -46.9   -44.6   -51.8   -37.2   -44.8   Y
  45    -15.77   -19.78   -14.07   -24.60   -11.07   -18.56     45     -9.3   -32.4   -32.4   -48.2   -52.2   -46.5   -57.0   -43.5   -51.0   Y
  48    -12.72   -18.43   -17.71   -17.46   -12.74   -16.15     48    -10.0   -33.1   -33.1   -45.1   -50.8   -50.1   -49.9   -45.2   -48.6   Y
  50    -10.18   -14.15   -12.37   -28.46    -7.56   -16.32     50    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -42.6   -46.6   -44.8   -60.9   -40.0   -48.7   Y
  55     -6.58   -22.93    -8.30   -10.91    -8.19    -9.63     55    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -39.0   -55.3   -40.7   -43.3   -40.6   -42.0   Y
  60     -3.90   -23.15   -10.30   -10.44   -12.57   -11.61     60    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -36.3   -55.6   -42.7   -42.9   -45.0   -44.0   Y
  65     -5.23   -14.61   -14.36    -8.91   -19.37    -9.26     65    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -37.6   -47.0   -46.8   -41.3   -51.8   -41.7   Y
  70     -7.83   -11.10   -13.48    -9.10   -20.51    -7.78     70    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -40.2   -43.5   -45.9   -41.5   -52.9   -40.2   Y
  75     -6.21   -12.64   -20.00   -18.32   -19.84    -7.26     75    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -38.6   -45.1   -52.4   -50.7   -52.3   -39.7   Y
  80     -5.60    -7.42   -11.27    -9.69   -30.47    -3.83     80    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -38.0   -39.8   -43.7   -42.1   -62.9   -36.2   Y
  85     -6.83    -4.40    -5.67    -3.79   -13.67    -1.71     85    -10.0   -33.0   -33.0   -39.2   -36.8   -38.1   -36.2   -46.1   -34.1   Y
  90     -2.38    -5.96    -2.61    -5.58    -6.83    -3.77     90      0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -34.8   -38.4   -35.0   -38.0   -39.2   -36.2   Y
  95     -6.32    -5.76    -2.46   -18.51    -3.61   -21.41     95      0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -38.7   -38.2   -34.9   -50.9   -36.0   -53.8   Y
 100     -4.33    -8.27    -3.37    -5.54    -2.72    -5.74    100      0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -36.7   -40.7   -35.8   -38.0   -35.1   -38.2   Y
 105     -5.83    -7.52    -7.93    -4.10    -5.93    -5.90    105      0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -38.2   -39.9   -40.3   -36.5   -38.3   -38.3   Y




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110    -9.43    -9.72   -12.83    -7.69   -10.61   -10.36   110   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -41.8   -42.1   -45.2   -40.1   -43.0   -42.8   Y
115   -14.34   -17.95   -17.49   -14.06   -13.37   -18.81   115   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -46.8   -50.4   -49.9   -46.5   -45.8   -51.2   Y
120   -15.34   -17.36   -19.28   -14.38   -18.99   -14.15   120   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -47.8   -49.8   -51.7   -46.8   -51.4   -46.6   Y
125   -19.59   -17.69   -26.45   -22.24   -20.08   -18.86   125   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -52.0   -50.1   -58.9   -54.7   -52.5   -51.3   Y
130   -20.43   -19.08   -25.35   -15.96   -20.57   -23.67   130   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -52.9   -51.5   -57.8   -48.4   -53.0   -56.1   Y
135   -18.58   -23.59   -21.03   -16.32   -20.74   -23.03   135   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -51.0   -56.0   -53.5   -48.7   -53.2   -55.4   Y
140   -17.32   -20.04   -25.76   -19.51   -17.34   -16.45   140   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -49.7   -52.5   -58.2   -51.9   -49.8   -48.9   Y
145   -21.29   -19.34   -22.44   -22.04   -25.52   -19.53   145   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -53.7   -51.8   -54.9   -54.5   -57.9   -51.9   Y
150   -18.21   -25.15   -21.89   -21.61   -18.05   -14.74   150   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -50.6   -57.6   -54.3   -54.0   -50.5   -47.2   Y
155   -31.36   -26.50   -22.18   -17.88   -19.67   -21.01   155   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -63.8   -58.9   -54.6   -50.3   -52.1   -53.4   Y
160   -20.00   -24.67   -29.29   -15.74   -19.28   -16.24   160   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -52.4   -57.1   -61.7   -48.2   -51.7   -48.7   Y
165   -16.61   -31.36   -33.68   -20.88   -17.56   -17.70   165   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -49.0   -63.8   -66.1   -53.3   -50.0   -50.1   Y
170   -14.42   -22.89   -26.22   -23.87   -21.13   -19.22   170   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -46.8   -55.3   -58.6   -56.3   -53.5   -51.6   Y
175    -9.44   -12.61   -15.57   -11.53   -14.54   -17.07   175   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -41.9   -45.0   -48.0   -43.9   -47.0   -49.5   Y
180    -0.97    -0.97    -0.23    -0.23    -1.00    -1.00   180   0.0   -23.0   -23.0   -33.4   -33.4   -32.6   -32.6   -33.4   -33.4   Y




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5. Pointing Accuracy
The ESV V11 terminal will utilize a motion stabilized tracking antenna and a direct
sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) burst modem manufactured by ViaSat to access the
satellite. The ESV terminal uses a common spreading code and a random access method
called code reuse multiple access (“CRMA”) to access the satellite. CRMA is closely
analogous to the more generally understood code division multiple access (CDMA)
multiple access method, but differs in that all terminals use a common spreading code
rather than a number of individual codes for each transmitter. Individual bursts are
distinguished by time difference of arrival. The use of this spreading technique allows
the RF spectral density for each ESV to be significantly lower that typical TDMA
systems operating at Ku-band.

The antenna system utilizes a conical scanning function and rate gyros to stabilize the
antenna and keep it pointed properly at the desired satellite. The conscan is currently set
to worst case 0.15º from boresight. The dynamic pointing error for the vessel
accelerations expected during testing operation is expected to be less than 1.0º. Thus the
total expected mean pointing error for each vessel while under way, including both
conscan and dynamic error, is 1.15º, this is the declared maximum pointing error.

During the small percentage of time when conditions cause the antenna pointing error to
exceed the specified maximum pointing error limit of 1.15º, the antenna system will send
a message to the modem, and the modem will inhibit transmission until the aggregate
conscan plus dynamic pointing error value is back to within 1.0º. The time lag from
detection of exceedance of mispointing to time when transmit is inhibited will be less
than 100 ms. This error limit of 1.15º is the declared maximum antenna pointing error as
described in §25.222(b)(1)(iv)(A).

As described above, the Ku-band ESV terminals use a spread spectrum multiple access
technique whereby the individual off-axis EIRP density of each ESV terminal is well
below the maximum aggregate network limit. Thus, each antenna individually will not
generate harmful levels of interference. Figure 7 below shows the ESV off-axis EIRP
considering a more than worst case 1.25 degree pointing error. As can be seen the EIRP
density complies with the Section 25.222 mask for an individual ESV terminal.




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Figure 7 - Ku-Band ESV Terminal Off-axis EIRP
 with 1.25 degree pointing error vs §25.222 limit




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6. FCC §25.222 Compliance Matrix for the V11 Terminal

                                      FCC Part 25 Earth Station on Vessels (ESV) Rules for Ku-Band
                                                                                                                              Complies          Comments
                       § 25.222 Blanket Licensing provisions for Earth Stations on Vessels (ESVs) receiving in
                       the 10.95–11.2 GHz (space-to- Earth), 11.45–11.7 GHz (space-to-Earth), 11.7–12.2 GHz
                       (space-to-Earth) frequency bands and transmitting in the 14.0–14.5 GHz (Earth-to-
                       space) frequency band, operating with Geostationary Orbit (GSO) Satellites in the
§ 25.222               Fixed-Satellite Service.
                       (a) The following ongoing requirements govern all ESV licensees and operations in the
                       10.95–11.2 GHz (space-to-Earth), 11.45–11.7 GHz (space-to-Earth), 11.7–12.2 GHz (space-
                       to- Earth) frequency bands and 14.0–14.5 GHz (Earth-to-space) bands transmitting to GSO
                       satellites in the fixed-satellite service. ESV licensees must comply with the requirements in
                       either paragraph (a)(1) or (a)(2) of this section and all of the requirements set forth in
                       paragraphs (a)(3) through (a)(7) of this section. Paragraph (b) of this section identifies items
                       that must be included in the application for ESV operations to demonstrate that these                             Complies with (a)(1) and
§ 25.222(a)            ongoing requirements will be met.                                                                      Complies   remaining provisions
                       (1) The following requirements shall apply to an ESV that uses transmitters with off axis
                       effective isotropically radiated power (EIRP) spectral-densities lower than or equal to the
                       levels in paragraph (a)(1)(i)(A) of this section. An ESV, or ESV system, operating under this
                       section shall provide a detailed demonstration as described in paragraph (b)(1) of this
                       section. The ESV transmitter also must comply with the antenna pointing and cessation of
§ 25.222(a)(1)         emission requirements in paragraphs (a)(1)(ii) and (a)(1)(iii) of this section.

                       (i) An ESV system shall not exceed the off axis EIRP spectral-density limits and conditions
§ 25.222(a)(1)(i)      defined in paragraphs (a)(1)(i)(A) through (a)(1)(i)(D) of this section.

                       (A) The off-axis EIRP spectral-density emitted from the ESV, in the plane of the GSO as it                        Narrative I.B.1, Tech
§ 25.222(a)(1)(i)(A)   appears at the particular earth station location, shall not exceed the following values:               Complies   Exhibit 1, Section 4
                       15-10log(N)-25logq ..................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 1.5° ≤ q ≤ 7°
                       -6 -10log(N) ............................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 7° < q ≤ 9.2°
                       18 -10log(N)-25logq .................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 9.2° < q ≤ 48°




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                       -24 -10log(N) .............................. dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 48° < q ≤ 85°
                       -14 -10log(N) .............................. dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 85° < q ≤ 180°
                       Where theta (q) is the angle in degrees from the line connecting the focal point of the
                       antenna to the orbital location of the target satellite, the plane of the GSO is determined by
                       the focal point of the antenna and the line tangent to the arc of the GSO at the orbital
                       location of the target satellite. For ESV networks using frequency division multiple access
                       (FDMA) or time division multiple access (TDMA) techniques, N is equal to one. For ESV
                       networks using multiple co-frequency transmitters that have the same EIRP, N is the
                       maximum expected number of co-frequency simultaneously transmitting ESV earth stations
                       in the same satellite receiving beam. For the purpose of this section, the peak EIRP of an
                       individual sidelobe may not exceed the envelope defined above for q between 1.5° and 7.0°.
                       For q greater than 7.0°, the envelope may be exceeded by no more than 10% of the
                       sidelobes, provided no individual sidelobe exceeds the envelope given above by more than 3
                       dB.

                       (B) In all directions other than along the GSO, the off-axis EIRP spectral-density for co-
§ 25.222(a)(1)(i)(B)   polarized signals emitted from the ESV shall not exceed the following values:                            Complies   Exhibit 1, Section 4
                       18-10log(N)-25logq ..................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 3.0° ≤ q ≤ 48°
                       -24-10log(N) ............................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 48° < q ≤ 85°
                       -14-10log(N) ............................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 85° < q ≤ 180°
                       Where q and N are defined in paragraph (a)(1)(i)(A) of this section. This off-axis EIRP
                       spectral-density applies in any plane that includes the line connecting the focal point of the
                       antenna to the orbital location of the target satellite with the exception of the plane of the
                       GSO as defined in paragraph (a)(1)(i)(A) of this section. For the purpose of this section, the
                       envelope may be exceeded by no more than 10% of the sidelobes provided no individual
                       sidelobe exceeds the gain envelope given above by more than 6 dB. The region of the main
                       reflector spillover energy is to be interpreted as a single lobe and shall not exceed the
                       envelope by more than 6 dB.                                                                              Complies   Exhibit 1, Section 4
                       (C) In all directions, the off-axis EIRP spectral-density for cross-polarized signals emitted
§ 25.222(a)(1)(i)(C)   from the ESV shall not exceed the following values:                                                      Complies
                       5-10log(N)-25logq ....................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 1.8° ≤ q ≤ 7.0°
                       -16-10log(N) ............................... dBW/4 kHz ............... for ........... 7.0° < q ≤ 9.2°




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                        Where q and N are defined as set forth in paragraph (a)(1)(i)(A) of this section. This EIRP
                        spectral-density applies in any plane that includes the line connecting the focal point of the
                        antenna to the target satellite.
                        (D) For non-circular ESV antennas, the major axis of the antenna will be aligned with the
                        tangent to the arc of the GSO at the orbital location of the target satellite, to the extent
§ 25.222(a)(1)(i)(D)    required to meet the specified off-axis EIRP spectral-density criteria.                              N/A
§ 25.222(a)(1)(ii)      (ii) Each ESV transmitter must meet one of the following antenna pointing requirements:
                        (A) Each ESV transmitter shall maintain a pointing error of less than or equal to 0.2°
                        between the orbital location of the target satellite and the axis of the main lobe of the ESV
§ 25.222(a)(1)(ii)(A)   antenna, or
                        (B) Each ESV transmitter shall declare a maximum antenna pointing error that may be
                        greater than 0.2° provided that the ESV does not exceed the off-axis EIRP spectral density                      Narrative I.B.2, Exhibit 1,
§ 25.222(a)(1)(ii)(B)   limits in paragraph (a)(1)(i) of this section, taking into account the antenna pointing error.       Complies   Section 5
                        (iii) Each ESV transmitter must meet one of the following cessation of emission
§ 25.222(a)(1)(iii)     requirements:
                        (A) For ESVs operating under paragraph (a)(1)(ii)(A) of this section, all emissions from the
                        ESV shall automatically cease within 100 milliseconds if the angle between the orbital
§                       location of the target satellite and the axis of the main lobe of the ESV antenna exceeds 0.5°,
25.222(a)(1)(iii)(A)    and transmission will not resume until such angle is less than or equal to 0.2°, or
                        (B) For ESV transmitters operating under paragraph (a)(1)(ii)(B) of this section, all                           Narrative, I.B.2, Exhibit 1,
                        emissions from the ESV shall automatically cease within 100 milliseconds if the angle                           Section 5; resumes
                        between the orbital location of the target satellite and the axis of the main lobe of the ESV                   transmissions at 1.0 deg
                        antenna exceeds the declared maximum antenna pointing error and shall not resume                                offset even though
§                       transmissions until such angle is less than or equal to the declared maximum antenna                            declared maximum point
25.222(a)(1)(iii)(B)    pointing error.                                                                                      Complies   error is 1.15 deg
                        (2) The following requirements shall apply to an ESV that uses off-axis EIRP spectral
                        densities in excess of the levels in paragraph (a)(1)(i) of this section. An ESV, or ESV
                        system, operating under this section shall file certifications and provide a detailed
§ 25.222(a)(2)          demonstration as described in paragraph (b)(2) of this section.                                      N/A

                        (i) The ESV shall transmit only to the target satellite system(s) referred to in the
§ 25.222(a)(2)(i)       certifications required by paragraph (b)(2) of this section.
                        (ii) If a good faith agreement cannot be reached between the target satellite operator and the
                        operator of a future satellite that is located within 6 degrees longitude of the target satellite,
                        the ESV operator shall accept the power-density levels that would accommodate that
§ 25.222(a)(2)(ii)      adjacent satellite.




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                      (iii) The ESV shall operate in accordance with the off-axis EIRP spectral-densities that the
                      ESV supplied to the target satellite operator in order to obtain the certifications listed in
                      paragraph (b)(2) of this section. The ESV shall automatically cease emissions within 100
                      milliseconds if the ESV transmitter exceeds the off-axis EIRP spectral densities supplied to
§ 25.222(a)(2)(iii)   the target satellite operator.
                      (3) There shall be a point of contact in the United States, with phone number and address,
                      available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with authority and ability to cease all emissions
                      from the ESVs, either directly or through the facilities of a U.S. Hub or a Hub located in
                      another country with which the United States has a bilateral agreement that enables such
§ 25.222(a)(3)        cessation of emissions.                                                                               Complies
                      (4) For each ESV transmitter, a record of the ship location (i.e., latitude/longitude), transmit
                      frequency, channel bandwidth and satellite used shall be time annotated and maintained for a
                      period of not less than 1 year. Records will be recorded at time intervals no greater than
                      every 20 minutes while the ESV is transmitting. The ESV operator will make this data
                      available upon request to a coordinator, fixed system operator, fixed-satellite system                           Narrative I.B.3, Exhibit 1,
§ 25.222(a)(4)        operator, NTIA, or the Commission within 24 hours of the request.                                     Complies   Section 3
                      (5) ESV operators communicating with vessels of foreign registry must maintain detailed
                      information on each vessel’s country of registry and a point of contact for the relevant
§ 25.222(a)(5)        administration responsible for licensing ESVs.                                                        Complies
                      (6) ESV operators shall control all ESVs by a Hub earth station located in the United States,
                      except that an ESV on U.S.-registered vessels may operate under control of a Hub earth
                      station location outside the United States provided the ESV operator maintains a point of
                      contact within the United States that will have the capability and authority to cause an ESV
§ 25.222(a)(6)        on a U.S.-registered vessel to cease transmitting if necessary.                                       Complies
                      (7) In the 10.95–11.2 GHz (space-to-Earth) and 11.45–11.7 GHz (space-to-Earth) frequency
                      bands ESVs shall not claim protection from interference from any authorized terrestrial
§ 25.222(a)(7)        stations to which frequencies are either already assigned, or may be assigned in the future.          Complies
                      (b) Applications for ESV operation in the 14.0–14.5 GHz (Earth-to-space) band to GSO
                      satellites in the fixed-satellite service must include, in addition to the particulars of operation
                      identified on Form 312, and associated Schedule B, the applicable technical demonstrations
                      in paragraphs (b)(1) or (b)(2) of this section and the documentation identified in paragraphs
§ 25.222(b)           (b)(3) through (b)(5) of this section.




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                       (1) An ESV applicant proposing to implement a transmitter under paragraph (a)(1) of this
                       section must demonstrate that the transmitter meets the off-axis EIRP spectral- density limits
                       contained in paragraph (a)(1)(i) of this section. To provide this demonstration, the
                       application shall include the tables described in paragraph (b)(1)(i) of this section or the
                       certification described in paragraph (b)(1)(ii) of this section. The ESV applicant also must
                       provide the value N described in paragraph (a)(1)(i)(A) of this section. An ESV applicant
                       proposing to implement a transmitter under paragraph (a)(1)(ii)(A) of this section must
                       provide the certifications identified in paragraph (b)(1)(iii) of this section. An ESV applicant
                       proposing to implement a transmitter under paragraph (a)(1)(ii)(B) of this section must
§ 25.222(b)(1)         provide the demonstrations identified in paragraph (b)(1)(iv) of this section.                     Complies   Exhibit 1, Section 4
                       (i) Any ESV applicant filing an application pursuant to paragraph (a)(1) of this section must
                       file three tables showing the off-axis EIRP level of the proposed earth station antenna in the
                       direction of the plane of the GSO; the co-polarized EIRP in the elevation plane, that is, the
                       plane perpendicular to the plane of the GSO; and cross polarized EIRP. In each table, the
                       EIRP level must be provided at increments of 0.1° for angles between 0° and 10° off-axis,
§ 25.222(b)(1)(i)      and at increments of 5° for angles between 10° and 180° off-axis.                                  Complies   Exhibit 1, Section 4
                       (A) For purposes of the off-axis EIRP table in the plane of the GSO, the off-axis angle is the
                       angle in degrees from the line connecting the focal point of the antenna to the orbital
                       location of the target satellite, and the plane of the GSO is determined by the focal point of
                       the antenna and the line tangent to the arc of the GSO at the orbital position of the target
§ 25.222(b)(1)(i)(A)   satellite.
                       (B) For purposes of the off-axis co-polarized EIRP table in the elevation plane, the off-axis
                       angle is the angle in degrees from the line connecting the focal point of the antenna to the
                       orbital location of the target satellite, and the elevation plane is defined as the plane
§ 25.222(b)(1)(i)(B)   perpendicular to the plane of the GSO defined in paragraph (b)(1)(i)(A) of this section.
                       (C) For purposes of the cross-polarized EIRP table, the off-axis angle is the angle in degrees
                       from the line connecting the focal point of the antenna to the orbital location of the target
                       satellite and the plane of the GSO as defined in paragraph (b)(1)(i)(A) of this section will be
§ 25.222(b)(1)(i)(C)   used.
                       (ii) A certification, in Schedule B, that the ESV antenna conforms to the gain pattern criteria
                       of § 25.209(a) and (b), that, combined with the maximum input power density calculated
                       from the EIRP density less the antenna gain, which is entered in Schedule B, demonstrates
                       that the off-axis EIRP spectral density envelope set forth in paragraphs (a)(1)(i)(A) through
                       (a)(1)(i)(C) of this section will be met under the assumption that the antenna is pointed at the              Demonstration provided
§ 25.222(b)(1)(ii)     target satellite.                                                                                  N/A        under § 25.222(b)(1)(i)




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                      (iii) An ESV applicant proposing to implement a transmitter under paragraph (a)(1)(ii)(A) of
                      this section, must provide a certification from the equipment manufacturer stating that the
                      antenna tracking system will maintain a pointing error of less than or equal to 0.2 between
                      the orbital location of the target satellite and the axis of the main lobe of the ESV antenna
                      and that the antenna tracking system is capable of ceasing emissions within 100 milliseconds
                      if the angle between the orbital location of the target satellite and the axis of the main lobe of
§ 25.222(b)(1)(iii)   the ESV antenna exceeds 0.5°.
                      (iv) An ESV applicant proposing to implement a transmitter under paragraph (a)(1)(ii)(B) of
§ 25.222(b)(1)(iv)    this section must:
                      (A) Declare, in their application, a maximum antenna pointing error and demonstrate that the
§                     maximum antenna pointing error can be achieved without exceeding the off-axis EIRP                              Narrative I.B.2, Exhibit 1,
25.222(b)(1)(iv)(A)   spectral-density limits in paragraph (a)(1)(A) of this section; and                                  Complies   Section 5
                      (B) Demonstrate that the ESV transmitter can detect if the transmitter exceeds the declared
                      maximum antenna pointing error and can cease transmission within 100 milliseconds if the
                      angle between the orbital location of the target satellite and the axis of the main lobe of the
                      ESV antenna exceeds the declared maximum antenna pointing error, and will not resume
                      transmissions until the angle between the orbital location of the target satellite and the axis
§                     of the main lobe of the ESV antenna is less than or equal to the declared maximum antenna                       Narrative I.B.2, Exhibit 1,
25.222(b)(1)(iv)(B)   pointing error.                                                                                      Complies   Section 5
                      (2) An ESV applicant proposing to implement a transmitter under paragraph (a)(2) of this
                      section and using off-axis EIRP spectral densities in excess of the levels in paragraph
                      (a)(1)(i) of this section shall provide the following certifications and demonstration as
§ 25.222(b)(2)        exhibits to its earth station application:                                                           N/A
                      (i) A statement from the target satellite operator certifying that the proposed operation of the
                      ESV has the potential to create harmful interference to satellite networks adjacent to the
§ 25.222(b)(2)(i)     target satellite(s) that may be unacceptable.
                      (ii) A statement from the target satellite operator certifying that the power-density levels that
                      the ESV applicant provided to the target satellite operator are consistent with the existing
                      coordination agreements between its satellite(s) and the adjacent satellite systems within 6°
§ 25.222(b)(2)(ii)    of orbital separation from its satellite(s).

                      (iii) A statement from the target satellite operator certifying that it will include the power-
§ 25.222(b)(2)(iii)   density levels of the ESV applicant in all future coordination agreements.
                      (iv) A demonstration from the ESV operator that the ESV system is capable of detecting and
                      automatically ceasing emissions within 100 milliseconds when the transmitter exceeds the
§ 25.222(b)(2)(iv)    off-axis EIRP spectral-densities supplied to the target satellite operator.




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                 (3) There shall be an exhibit included with the application describing the geographic area(s)              Narrative I.B.3, Exhibit 1,
§ 25.222(b)(3)   in which the ESVs will operate.                                                                 Complies   Section 3

                 (4) The point of contact referred to in paragraph (a)(3) of this section and, if applicable
§ 25.222(b)(4)   paragraph (a)(6) of this section, must be included in the application.                          Complies
                 (5) ESVs that exceed the radiation guidelines of § 1.1310 of this chapter, Radiofrequency
                 radiation exposure limits, must provide, with their environmental assessment, a plan for                   Exhibit 2, Radiation
§ 25.222(b)(5)   mitigation of radiation exposure to the extent required to meet those guidelines.               Complies   Hazard Study
                 (c) Operations of ESVs in the 14.0–14.2 GHz (Earth-to-space) frequency band within 125
                 km of the NASA TDRSS facilities on Guam (located at latitude: 13°36′55″ N, longitude
                 144°51′22″ E) or White Sands, New Mexico (latitude: 32°20′59″ N, longitude 106°36′31″ W
                 and latitude: 32°32′40″ N, longitude 106°36′48″ W) are subject to coordination through the
                 National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Interdepartment
                 Radio Advisory Committee (IRAC). When NTIA seeks to provide similar protection to
                 future TDRSS sites that have been coordinated through the IRAC Frequency Assignment
                 Subcommittee process, NTIA will notify the Commission that the site is nearing operational
                 status. Upon public notice from the Commission, all Ku-band ESV operators must cease
                 operations in the 14.0–14.2 GHz band within 125 km of the new TDRSS site until after
                 NTIA/IRAC coordination for the new TDRSS facility is complete. ESV operations will then
                 again be permitted to operate in the 14.0–14.2 GHz band within 125 km of the new TDRSS
§ 25.222(c)      site, subject to any operational constraints developed in the coordination process.             Complies
                 (d) Operations of ESVs in the 14.47–14.5 GHz (Earth-to-space) frequency band within (a)
                 45 km of the radio observatory on St. Croix, Virgin Islands (latitude 17°46′ N, longitude
                 64°35′ W); (b) 125 km of the radio observatory on Mauna Kea, Hawaii (at latitude 19°48′ N,
                 longitude 155°28′ W); and (c) 90 km of the Arecibo Observatory on Puerto Rico (latitude
                 18°20′46″ W, longitude 66°45′11″ N) are subject to coordination through the National
                 Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Interdepartment Radio
§ 25.222(d)      Advisory Committee (IRAC).                                                                      Complies




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7. Antenna Gain Data
Pattern data is simulated.




                         Figure 10 – Co-Pol Gain +/- 10 dgrees




                         Figure 11 – Co-Pol Gain +/- 180 dgrees


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