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 Federal  Communications  Commission  Washington,  D.  C.  20554 
 DA  05-  3189 
 December  15,  2005 
 Frank  R.  Jazzo,  Esq.  Fletcher,  Heald  &  Hildreth,  PLC 
 1300  N.  17  th  Street  11  th  Floor 
 Arlington,  VA  22209 
 Re:  Call  Sign:  E050339  File  No.:  SES-  LIC-  20051115-  01581 


 Dear  Mr.  Jazzo: 
 On  November  15,  2005,  Vision  Accomplished,  Inc.  d/  b/  a  Transvision  International  (Transvision  International)  filed  an  application  to  operate  a  new  temporary-  fixed  Conventional  C-  Band  1  earth 
 station  that  will  communicate  with  ALSAT-  designated  satellites.  Pursuant  to  Section  25.112(  a)(  1)  of  the  Commission’s  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.  §25.112(  a)(  1),  we  dismiss  the  application  as 
 defective. 
 We  note  that  on  FCC  Form  312  Schedule  B,  the  application  indicates  that  the  Maximum  EIRP  Density  per  Carrier  is  45.40  dBW/  4  kHz  for  emission  designator  36M0F9F  and  the  Maximum 
 Transmit  Antenna  Gain  is  45.9  dBi.  Using  this  information,  we  compute  a  maximum  input  power  density  into  the  antenna  flange  of  -0.5  dBW/  4  kHz.  This  exceeds  the  –2.7  dBW/  4kHz  level 
 eligible  for  routine  processing  in  47  C.  F.  R.  §25.212(  d)(  2).  Earth  stations  operating  at  non-  routine  power  levels  must  include  the  certifications  as  described  in  Section  25.220(  e)(  1)  of  the 
 Commission’s  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.  §25.220(  e)(  1)  and  must  identify  the  specific  satellites  for  which  the  earth  station  intends  to  communicate.  Finally,  in  items  E57  and  E59  of  Schedule  B,  you  list 
 the  East  and  West  elevation  angles  as  0  degrees.  Section  25.205  of  the  Commission’s  rules,  however,  indicates  that  earth  station  antenna’s  shall  not  be  normally  be  authorized  for 
 transmission  at  angles  less  than  5  degrees  measured  from  the  horizontal  plane.  Accordingly,  we  dismiss  the  application  as  defective. 


 1  3700-  4200  MHz  and  5925-  6425  MHz. 
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 In  light  of  the  above,  pursuant  to  Section  25.112(  a)(  1)  of  the  Commission’s  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.  §25.112(  a)(  1),  and  Section  0.261  of  the  Commission’s  rules  on  delegations  of  authority,  47 
 C.  F.  R.  §0.261,  we  dismiss  the  application  without  prejudice  to  refiling.  2 
 Sincerely, 


 Scott  A.  Kotler  Chief,  Systems  Analysis  Branch 
 Satellite  Division  International  Bureau 


 2  If  Transvision  International  refiles  a  modification  application  identical  to  the  one  dismissed,  with  the 
 exception  of  supplying  the  corrected  information,  it  need  not  pay  an  application  fee  for  the  modification  application.  See  47  C.  F.  R.  §1.  1109(  d). 
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