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SS4146RDC2006 April 13, 2006Page 1SUPPLEMENTAL SHOWING PART 101.103(d) POINTTOPOINT MICROWAVE SERVICE FREQUENCY COORDINATION DATE(S): FREQUENCY COORDINATION NUMBER: OWNER NAME: PROPOSED PATH(S):02/27/2006

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How to fill out frequency coordination dates

1. To fill out frequency coordination dates, follow these steps:
2. Start by gathering all the necessary information such as the frequency range, location, and intended use of the equipment.
3. Determine the specific dates and times for which you require frequency coordination.
4. Contact the appropriate frequency coordination body or organization to submit your request.
5. Provide all the requested details and documentation to support your frequency coordination request.
6. Pay any applicable fees or charges associated with the coordination process.
7. Wait for confirmation and approval of your frequency coordination dates.
8. Once approved, make sure to comply with all the conditions and regulations set forth by the coordination body during the designated dates and times.
9. Keep a record of your frequency coordination dates and any correspondence or documentation related to the process.

Who needs frequency coordination dates?

1. Frequency coordination dates are typically needed by organizations or individuals who operate wireless equipment or devices that transmit and receive signals within a specified frequency range.
2. Some examples of entities that require frequency coordination dates include:
3. - Broadcasters and radio stations
4. - Cellular network providers
5. - Wi-Fi and internet service providers
6. - Event organizers and production companies using wireless microphones or other communication systems
7. - Public safety agencies such as police, fire, and emergency medical services
8. - Two-way radio users in industries like aviation, construction, and transportation.

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What is frequency coordination dates?

Frequency coordination dates are specific dates set by regulatory agencies for filing applications for spectrum frequency usage.

Who is required to file frequency coordination dates?

Any entity or individual seeking to use certain spectrum frequencies is required to file frequency coordination dates.

How to fill out frequency coordination dates?

Frequency coordination dates can typically be filled out online through a designated portal provided by the regulatory agency.

What is the purpose of frequency coordination dates?

The purpose of frequency coordination dates is to manage and allocate spectrum frequencies efficiently to prevent interference and ensure smooth communication.

What information must be reported on frequency coordination dates?

On frequency coordination dates, applicants must provide details about the specific frequencies they intend to use, the location of their operations, and other technical parameters.