FAA Coordination

0247-EX-RR-2009 Text Documents

Boeing Company, The

2009-10-16ELS_101982

-----Original Message----- From: Khoat.Nguyen@faa.gov [mailto:Khoat.Nguyen@faa.gov] Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 7:32 AM To: victor.hinton@faa.gov; timothy.j.pawlowitz@faa.gov; Thomas.Ahn@faa.gov; margarette.ebate@faa.gov Cc: Johnston, John P; daniel.r.orear@faa.gov Subject: Fw: FAA Coordination on the Renewal of WE2XVV Hi Victor, Margarette, Tim and Tom, The following licenses will expire on December 31, 2009. Boeing has requested for extensions, so I created new NG T's adding another 6 months until June 30, 2010. Please review. Thank you very much. New NG T Status NG 090013 NG T090491/M75 HN NG 090007 NG T090492/M108 RI NG 090008 NG T090493/M108.05 RI NG 090009 NG T090494/M108.1 RI NG 090010 NG T090495/M108.15 RI NG 090011 NG T090496/M334.55 RI NG 090012 NG T090497/M334.7 RI NG 090014 NG T090498/M987 RI NG 090015 NG T090499/M979 RI NG 090016 NG T090500/M1030 HN NG 090018 NG T090501/M1090 HN NG 090017 NG T090502/M1104 RI Dan Nguyen WSA Spectrum Management 425-227-1172 ----- Forwarded by Daniel R ORear/ANM/FAA on 10/09/2009 01:46 PM ----- "Johnston, John P" <John.P.Johnston2 To @boeing.com> Daniel R ORear/ANM/FAA@FAA cc 10/05/2009 10:37 Timothy J Pawlowitz/AWA/FAA@FAA, AM "Thorsheim, Joel D" <Joel.D.Thorsheim@boeing.com> Subject FAA Coordination on the Renewal of WE2XVV

Mr. O’Rear, We respectfully request your coordination comments for the renewal of the attached FCC experimental license (WE2XVV 0429-ex-pl-2008). On previous tests similar in nature to this one we have had restrictions placed on the testing parameters (listed below) and we are more then willing to comply with those limitations or any new restrictions for this request. (1) In lieu of frequency tolerance, the occupied bandwidth of the emission shall not extend beyond the band limits set forth above. (2) Licensee should be aware that other stations may be licensed on these frequencies and if any interference occurs, the licensee of this authorization will be subject to immediate shut down. (3) Licensee shall use PRR/PRF of 235 interrogations per second on 1030 MHz. (4) Any free space emission on 1090 MHz cannot include any altitude information above sea level. For any testing that requires transmission of an altitude, the 1090 MHz equipment shall be connected to a dummy load or have a "hat" placed over the antenna to prevent free space emissions. (5) ERP shall not exceed the powers listed. (6) The 1030 MHz must operate under Part 87.475 rules, with a PRR of 235 pps. Also, the aircraft can only report ground elevation thru the IFF. (7) Operation is subject to prior coordination with the FAA's Northwest Mountain Region Frequency Management Office (FMO) at 425-227-2480 at least 24 hours prior to testing. (8) Licensee shall operate in accordance with all parameters agreed and follow FAA restrictions. (9) Unit must be operated under a hood with a dummy load, or directly connected via cable to the aircraft receiver to reduce free space radiation. (10) Mode C response must indicate an altitude below sea level or above 90,000 ft if the unit is not directly connected via cable to the receiver. (11) The designated point-of-contact to terminate transmissions if interference occurs is Glasgow tower at (406) 524-3777.

I will be looking forward to hearing from you in regards to this request. Thank you for your time. John "JJ" Johnston The Boeing Company Government Spectrum Specialist Boeing Frequency Management Services (206)662-0708 (office) (206)462-9595 (cell) (See attached file: WE2XVV (0429-EX-PL-2008).pdf)


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