Attachment NTIA letter

This document pretains to SES-STA-20020108-00060 for Special Temporal Authority on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESSTA2002010800060_296221

Special Temporary Authority Application Summary of Extended Ku-band Earth Station Technical Information For Coordination with NTIA Date send to OET: 4/10/02 Applicant: Corporate Satellite Communications of Florida, Inc. File No.: SES-STA-20020108-00060 Call Sign: E920609 Purpose of STA: Substitute for lost capacity on Solidaridad I pending action on application for modifications to satellite earth station E990287 (SES-MOD-20010816-01546) STA term: Earlier of 180 days or grant of SES-MOD-20010816-01546 Site Location: 7007 SW 32d Street, Miami, FL Latitude: 25 °50' 13” N. Longitude: 080 ° 14' 57.4" W. Transmit frequency: 13.806-13.830 Receive frequency: Polarization: H,V Antenna Size: 2.4 m Gain: Tx: 59.8 dB Rx: 58.4 dB Maximum antenna height: 5.1 m (above ground level) 8.4 m (above mean sea level) Frequency Band Emissions Maximum E.I.R.P. Maximum E.I.R.P. Density 13.806-13.830 GHz 24MOOG7F 68 dBW 30.2 dBW/4kHz Satellite: Hispasat Satellite (W. Long.): 330 degrees EL Elevation Angle (E/W): 28 degrees Azimuth (E/W): 110 degrees

The STA is necessary to accommodate an existing and long time customer who acquired capacity on Hispasat subsequent to the failure of Solidaridad I in August, 2000. The customer was without space segment capacity between the date of Solidaridad I’s failure and October 30, 2000, the date CSC was first granted STA to communicate with Hispasat via its temporary fixed earth station E920609. This antenna is the only Ku band antenna currently available to CSC for the provision of this service. CSC intends to transition this service off of its temporary fixed earth station E920609 to its fixed earth station E990287 as soon as it receives authority to do so by way of a grant of its long pending application SES-MOD-20010816-01546, which was submitted in replacement of an application filed on October 6, 2000. CSC most definitely does not desire to provide this service via its 2.4 meter antenna on a permanent basis. Again, CSC intends to transition this service to the 8.1 meter antenna proposed in SES-MOD-20010816- 01546 and will do so as expeditiously as practicable subsequent to grant of that application.


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