ATTACHMENT A
ATTACHMENT B
ATTACHMENT C
Broadcast Auxiliary Use of 7GHZ vs Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Use of Upper 6 GHz
In Minnesota
Broadcast Auxiliary 
(6875MHz – 7125MHz)
Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Microwave
(6525MHz – 6875MHz)
Legend:
Shaded Circles represent BAS TV Pickup Operations
Colored lines represent fixed point to point links
Broadcast Auxiliary Use of 7GHZ vs Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Use of Upper 6 GHz
In Nevada
Broadcast Auxiliary 
(6875MHz – 7125MHz)
Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Microwave
(6525MHz – 6875MHz)
Legend:
Shaded Circles represent BAS TV Pickup Operations
Colored lines represent fixed point to point links
Broadcast Auxiliary Use of 7GHZ vs Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Use of Upper 6 GHz
In Montana
Broadcast Auxiliary 
(6875MHz – 7125MHz)
Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Microwave
(6525MHz – 6875MHz)
Legend:
Shaded Circles represent BAS TV Pickup Operations
Colored lines represent fixed point to point links
Broadcast Auxiliary Use of 13GHZ vs Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Use of 11 GHz
In Minnesota
Broadcast Auxiliary 
(12700MHz – 13200MHz)
Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Microwave
(10700MHz – 11700MHz)
Legend:
Shaded Circles represent BAS TV Pickup Operations
Colored lines represent fixed point to point links
Broadcast Auxiliary Use of 13GHZ vs Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Use of 11 GHz
In Nevada
Broadcast Auxiliary 
(12700MHz – 13200MHz)
Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Microwave
(10700MHz – 11700MHz)
Legend:
Shaded Circles represent BAS TV Pickup Operations
Colored lines represent fixed point to point links
Broadcast Auxiliary Use of 13GHZ vs Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Use of 11 GHz
In Montana
Broadcast Auxiliary 
(12700MHz – 13200MHz)
Private and Common Carrier Point to Point Microwave
(10700MHz – 11700MHz)
Legend:
Shaded Circles represent BAS TV Pickup Operations
Colored lines represent fixed point to point links
Mapping and Analysis - Methodology and Assumptions
The nationwide maps in Attachment A and B include all active BAS and CARS facilities within the specified bands, excluding special 
temporary authority (STAs).  Mobile BAS TV Pickup operations were mapped using point and radius, area of operation, or in cases 
where the license specifies “other” area of operation the location listed on the license was geocoded and a radius of  90 kilometers was 
assumed.  Based on a review of all BAS TV pickup operations in ULS 90 kilometers is the average radius of all licensed that specify a 
point and radius.  Population figures were calculated using 2000 census data.   Population covered was determined by using data for 
the US Census tracts within the aggregated area of all TV Pickup and CARS licenses.    
Localized maps in Attachment C include all active BAS and CARS facilities within the specified bands excluding special temporary 
authority (STAs) and all active licenses, excluding STAs in the Common Carrier Point to Point (radio service CF), Private Operational 
Fixed (radio services MG, WA, WM, WR) and Public Safety Microwave (radio service MW).   Part 101 facilities are shown for the 
purposes of indicating where there is deployment (assumed demand) for Part 101 licensed facilities.