Sec.  25.262   Space station coordination requirements in the 17/24 GHz BSS.

   (a) Any space station licensee operating a space station in the 17/24 GHz
   BSS, and required to provide information in its application pursuant to
    Sec. 25.114(d)(15)(ii) of this part, shall bear the burden of coordinating with
   any  future  co-frequency  applicants or licensees under the following
   circumstances:

   (1) If the licensee's operations exceed the power flux-density limits set
   forth in  Sec. 25.208(w) of this part by 3 dB or less, the licensee shall bear
   the burden of coordinating with any future applicants or licensees proposing
   a  satellite in compliance with power flux-density limits set forth in
    Sec. 25.208(w) of this part and located within  ± 6 degrees of the licensee's
   satellite.

   (2) If the licensee's operations exceed the power flux-density limits set
   forth in  Sec. 25.208(w) of this part by more than 3 dB, the licensee shall bear
   the burden of coordinating with any future applicants or licensees proposing
   a  satellite in compliance with power flux-density limits set forth in
    Sec. 25.208(w) of this part and located within  ± 10 degrees of the licensee's
   satellite.

   (3) If no good faith agreement can be reached, the operator of the 17/24 GHz
   satellite that does not comply with  Sec. 25.208(w) of this part shall reduce its
   space station power flux-density levels to be compliant with those specified
   in  Sec. 25.208(w) of this part.

   (b) Any space station licensee operating a space station in the 17/24 GHz
   BSS, and required to provide information in its application pursuant to
    Sec. 25.114(d)(15)(iii) of this part, must accept any increased interference
   that  may  result  from adjacent 17/24 GHz BSS space stations that are
   operating in compliance with the rules for this service.

   [ 72 FR 50033 , Aug. 29, 2007]

Subpart D—Technical Operations

   Source:    58 FR 13421 , Mar. 11, 1993, unless otherwise noted.