| From: zxqwertas | 1/28/2014 7:35:54 PM | | | | | | Barbee also filed a response today on the NCTA's 5 GHz interference study
apps.fcc.gov
Commissioners Pai & Rosenworcel have publically commented against deciding in favor of GSAT here |
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| To: TAVN who wrote (29292) | 1/29/2014 9:35:39 PM | | From: pcstel | | | | Obviously a Product Pre Annuoncment.
This device will use the new Hughes Chipset and RAN's.
The test-bed RAN in Milpitas is supposed to be installed in March/April timeframe.
Clifiton RAN1 in September.
RAN 2 - 4 in October
RAN 5 in December
RAN 6 in January.
I would speculate on RAN 2 - 4 installation schedule will be High River, Smiths Falls, and Wasilia in Alaska - October.
RAN 5 Sebring - December
RAN 6,7,8 Brasil
RAN 9 - France
This would provide the opportunity for the Sat-fi device to be available for the Holiday Gift Giving Season.
So expect availability come.. say... November 2014. IMO
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| From: pcstel | 1/29/2014 9:39:45 PM | | | | | | Conditional Use Permit to install Test Bed Gateway Antennas at Milpitas Facility
ci.milpitas.ca.gov
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Interference to Magic’s existing line-of-sight microwave link between Magic and
Headway – Magic Technology existing line-of-site microwave link operates at the
unlicensed U-NII band of 5.25 to 5.35 GHz and 5.725 to 5.825 GHz under the FCC rules
whereas Globalstar’s proposed facility is licensed and operates at 5.091 to 5.25 GHz to
6.875 to 7.055 GHz receive bands and therefore the frequencies are outside of the U-NII
band. Furthermore, the antennae will not operate lower than 10 degree elevation angle.
Globalstar will incorporate a masking profile to prevent the antennae from pointing
directly to Magic’s line of sight antennae |
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| To: pcstel who wrote (29294) | 2/3/2014 8:20:53 AM | | From: Jeff Vayda | | | | January 30, 2014 [Via Satellite 01-30-2014] Globalstar has announced Sat-Fi, a new voice and data solution that provides seamless integration between any Wi-Fi enabled device and Globalstar’s satellite constellation. Sat-Fi allows customers to use their existing smartphones to send and receive communications through Globalstar’s satellite network allowing for seamless voice and data connectivity beyond the range of cellular.Through the Sat-Fi app and satellite hot spot, users will be able to send and receive calls, email and SMS text messages from their device anywhere within Globalstar’s footprint. Sat-Fi customers will be able to maintain a constant connectivity, whether on land or at sea, when traveling in and out of cellular coverage.
The new Sat-Fi platform is designed to appeal to a broad market including enterprise and government customers as well as the mass consumer market.
“Now that we have completed the deployment of our new constellation, Sat-Fi will have global appeal to those who need reliable connectivity beyond the cellular grid,” said Jay Monroe, chairman and CEO of Globalstar. “As we continue to seamlessly integrate our satellite services into the everyday lives of our increasingly expanding subscriber base, this scalable technology represents a giant leap forward in achieving this fundamental goal.”
One way around not having enough handset in the pipeline. Given the lack of G* desire to fill the constellation and then raise prices, Im betting this solution will cost MORE than a sub with a G* phone. |
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| From: TAVN | 2/3/2014 10:15:25 AM | | | | | | Lets just say they do get a favorable ruling, which will be this week or the next.
And if we calculate in the fact that the big boys will want there spectrum. What is a good price target? I have read that if it's a yes, that it will be between $3.5-6.5. Too big of a range! And that is without putting in the bidding for the spectrum.
Or do you guys think, they will just lease it out?
Thanks. |
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| To: TAVN who wrote (29296) | 2/3/2014 12:22:07 PM | | From: zxqwertas | | | | TAVN
ain't no rulings coming this week or next
the comment period for the TLPS NPRM hasn't even started yet
that period will start when the FCC finally gets around to publishing the NPRM in the federal register
then the full comment period will be 105 days (i.e. exactly 15 weeks)
this is the link to the federal register (once they post the NPRM in it the "publishing date" that starts the clock ticking will be stated)
federalregister.gov
after the comment period is complete the fcc can take as long as they please to make a final ruling
it's unlike that we come in mere days
and months are more likely than weeks |
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| To: zxqwertas who wrote (29297) | 2/3/2014 1:03:23 PM | | From: TAVN | | | | | Okay, thanks. Then many people are confused about the timing. Share price is jumping. Big buys coming in... |
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