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 Federal  Communications  Commission  DA  02-  1486 
 Before  the  Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 


 In  the  matter  of 
 Terion,  Inc. 
 Application  to  modify  the  conditions  of  its  authorization  for  its  nationwide  high 
 frequency  locating,  monitoring  and  telemetering  system,  to  increase  overall 
 system  capacity,  and  to  allow  application  for  renewal  prior  to  adoption  of  final  rules 
 governing  this  type  of  operation 


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 File  No.  D145266 
 Call  Sign:  WPKU683 


 ERRATA 
 Adopted:  June  25,  2002  Released:  June  26,  2002 
 1.  On  March  7,  2002,  the  Wireless  Telecommunications  Bureau  released  an  Order,  DA  02-  545,  granting  in  part  the  captioned  application  (Terion  Order).  The  present  order  corrects 
 a  few  inadvertent  errors  and  omissions  in  the  Terion  Order. 
 2.  Condition  11  (on  page  two  of  the  attachment  to  the  Terion  Order)  states  that  the  total  number  of  channels  must  not  exceed  “914  (equivalent  to  a  total  authorized  spectrum  of 


 2.742  MHz).”  To  be  consistent  with  paragraphs  two  and  ten  of  the  Terion  Order,  however,  Condition  11  should  have  stated  that  the  total  number  of  channels  must  not  exceed  “954 
 (equivalent  to  a  total  authorized  spectrum  of  2.862  MHz).”  The  Terion  Order  also  unintentionally  omitted  eleven  carrier  frequencies  from  the  attached  carrier  frequency  list.  As  a 
 result,  the  released  list  contains  only  943  carrier  frequencies  instead  of  the  intended  954.  The  following  are  the  omitted  carrier  frequencies  (in  kiloHertz)  that  should  have  appeared  on  the  list: 


 8055  8058  8061  9081  9084  9087  9090  9093  9096  9099  9102 
 3.  In  paragraph  six  of  the  Terion  Order,  the  Bureau  incorrectly  referred  to  the  Interdepartment  Radio  Advisory  Committee  (IRAC)  as  the  “Interdepartmental  Radio  Advisory 
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 Council”  and  incorrectly  stated  that  the  IRAC  coordinates  the  licensing  of  shared  government  /  non-  government  frequency  allocations.  The  IRAC  coordinates  the  use  of  shared 
 government  /  non-  government  frequency  allocations. 


 William  W.  Kunze  Chief,  Commercial  Wireless  Division 
 Wireless  Telecommunications  Bureau 
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