The FCC International Bureau dismissed an application from...
The FCC International Bureau dismissed an application from Ocean Exploration Trust for a license to operate an earth station on a vessel in the 3700-4200 MHz and 5925-6425 MHz frequencies. The application “is technically inconsistent, which renders it unacceptable and…
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subject to dismissal,” the bureau’s Satellite Division said in an order (http://bit.ly/110EoT7). On FCC Form 312, OET lists an emission designator 2MG1W value that is inconsistent with its response to another item, “which states the maximum EIRP [effective isotropic radiated power] per carrier value as 58.98 dBW,” it said. “Our calculations indicate that a maximum EIRP per carrier value of 58.98 dBW over a 2 MHz carrier bandwidth would result in a maximum EIRP density per carrier value of 31.98 dBW/4kHz.” The bureau can’t validate the proposed emission EIRP density power of the proposed earth station, it said. The bureau also noted that the correct expression of the emission designator should be stated as “2M00G1W,” not “2MG1W,” it said.