FCC Web Documents citing 22.815

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  • 20 dB lower than the normal transmitting power. All U.S. AG stations are currently required to operate using Air-Ground Radiotelephone Automated Service (AGRAS). As a result, the idle tone rule, which was intended to facilitate manual AG service, appears to have become obsolete. We tentatively conclude that section 22.805 should be eliminated. Construction Period for General Aviation Ground Stations. Section 22.815 provides that ``[t]he construction period (see § 22.142) for general aviation ground stations is 12 months.'' Former section 22.142 was consolidated into current section 1.946 as part of the implementation of the Universal Licensing System rules. Former section 22.142 and current section 1.946 provide that if a licensee fails to commence service by the expiration of its construction period, its
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  • set forth below, we grant Statophone's petition for reconsideration and reinstate its application to pending status, and we set aside the October 31, 2000 grant of Skytel's authorization under call sign WPQX257 and return its application to pending status. 3. In its Petition, Stratophone states that LMR's station under call sign KNLW627 was not timely constructed in accordance with section 22.815 of the Commission's rules, and therefore LMR's authorization automatically terminated. Our review of Commission records indicates that the authorization for station KNLW627 in fact terminated on August 4, 1999, approximately six months prior to the filing of Stratophone's application. Therefore, Stratophone's proposed transmitter location did not violate section 22.815(a) and the Branch's dismissal of Stratophone's application was an administrative error.
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  • way prohibits carriers from employing an idle tone if they choose to do so. Thus, to the extent that idle tone transmissions are deemed valuable by system operators, they are free to continue to use them, but they are no longer mandated. Construction Period for General Aviation Ground Stations The Commission corrected the reference to former Section 22.142 in Section 22.815 to specify the actual rule section regarding construction and coverage requirements, which is Section 1.946. AGRAS The Commission deleted Section 22.819, which required AGRAS stations to use a specified operating technology. Deletion of the rule does not mean that the previously required AGRAS protocols are prohibited. To the contrary, the continued use of these AGRAS protocols is permitted if licensees
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  • SERVICE LICENSING RULES FOR GENERAL (PRIVATE/NON-COMMERCIAL) AVIATION WT Docket No. 09-44 Comment Date: April 27, 2009 Reply Comment Date: May 12, 2009 By this Public Notice, the Mobility Division of the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (``Bureau'') seeks comment on a request for waiver, jointly filed by Stratophone, LLC (``Stratophone'') and SkyTel Spectrum, LLC (``SkyTel,'' and collectively with Stratophone, ``Petitioners''), of sections 22.815 and 22.817 of the Commission's rules. Specifically, Petitioners request that the Commission waive the provisions of section 22.817 that bar a carrier from (a) applying for more than one ground station communication channel at a time for a particular service area, and (b) holding more than six authorizations for ground station communication channels in the same service area. Further, Petitioners
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  • the Matter of Joint Request by Stratophone, LLC and SkyTel Spectrum, LLC for Waiver of Certain Air-to-Ground Radiotelephone Service Licensing Rules for General Aviation ) ) ) ) ) ) WT Docket No. 09-44 ORDER Adopted: July 2, 2010 Released: July 2, 2010 By the Chief, Mobility Division, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau: This Order grants a request for waiver of sections 22.815 and 22.817 of the Commission's rules governing the general aviation air-ground radiotelephone service (``Waiver Request'') jointly filed by Stratophone, LLC (``Stratophone'') and SkyTel Spectrum, LLC (``SkyTel,'' and collectively with Stratophone, ``Petitioners''). The Waiver Request is unopposed. Petitioners jointly propose to develop a modern, nationwide general aviation air-ground service network for passengers in the growing general aviation industry, and argue that
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  • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554 In the Matter of Joint Request by Stratophone, LLC and SkyTel Spectrum, LLC for Waiver of Certain Air-to- Ground Radiotelephone Service Licensing Rules for General Aviation ))))))WT Docket No. 09-44 ORDER Adopted: July 2, 2010 Released: July 2, 2010 By the Chief, Mobility Division, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau: 1. This Order grants a request for waiver of sections 22.815 and 22.8171of the Commission's rules governing the general aviation air-ground radiotelephone service ("Waiver Request") jointly filed by Stratophone, LLC ("Stratophone") and SkyTel Spectrum, LLC ("SkyTel," and collectively with Stratophone, "Petitioners").2The Waiver Request is unopposed.3Petitioners jointly propose to develop a modern, nationwide general aviation air-ground service4network for passengers in the growing general aviation industry, and argue that the requested waiver is
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  • Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit DA 10-1721 Stratophone, LLC c/o Mr. Peter W. Moncure RadioSoft 8900 Dicks Hill Parkway Toccoa, Georgia 30677 Re: Request by Stratophone, LLC for Waiver of 47 C.F.R. § 22.815 to Extend the Construction Deadline for General Aviation Air-Ground Station WQKQ290 in Alaska (FCC File No. 0004342696) Dear Mr. Moncure: This letter responds to the request by Stratophone, LLC (``Stratophone''), submitted August 3, 2010, for waiver of section 22.815 of the Commission's rules regarding construction of the above-referenced station (``Alaska Waiver Request''). The authorization for WQKQ290 was granted on August
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  • Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554 September 10, 2010 DA 10-1721 Stratophone, LLC c/o Mr. Peter W. Moncure RadioSoft 8900 Dicks Hill Parkway Toccoa, Georgia 30677 Re: Request by Stratophone, LLC for Waiver of 47 C.F.R. § 22.815 to Extend the Construction Deadline for General Aviation Air-Ground Station WQKQ290 in Alaska (FCC File No. 0004342696) Dear Mr. Moncure: This letter responds to the request by Stratophone, LLC ("Stratophone"), submitted August 3, 2010, for waiver of section 22.815 of the Commission's rules1regarding construction of the above-referenced station ("Alaska Waiver Request").2The authorization for WQKQ290 was granted on August 10, 2009,
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  • 20 dB lower than the normal transmitting power. All U.S. AG stations are currently required to operate using Air-Ground Radiotelephone Automated Service (AGRAS). As a result, the idle tone rule, which was intended to facilitate manual AG service, appears to have become obsolete. We tentatively conclude that section 22.805 should be eliminated. Construction Period for General Aviation Ground Stations. Section 22.815 provides that ``[t]he construction period (see § 22.142) for general aviation ground stations is 12 months.'' Former section 22.142 was consolidated into current section 1.946 as part of the implementation of the Universal Licensing System rules. Former section 22.142 and current section 1.946 provide that if a licensee fails to commence service by the expiration of its construction period, its
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  • control tone. To the contrary, the action we take today is permissive. To the extent that idle tone transmissions are deemed valuable by system operators, they are free to continue to use them. In light of today's automated system, however, we do not believe that mandating their continued use is warranted. Construction Period for General Aviation Ground Stations Background. Section 22.815 provides that ``[t]he construction period (see § 22.142) for general aviation ground stations is 12 months.'' In the Notice, we pointed out that former Section 22.142 was consolidated into current Section 1.946 as part of the implementation of the Universal Licensing System rules. We therefore proposed to eliminate the reference to former Section 22.142 in Section 22.815 and replace it
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  • control tone. To the contrary, the action we take today is permissive. To the extent that idle tone transmissions are deemed valuable by system operators, they are free to continue to use them. In light of today's automated system, however, we do not believe that mandating their continued use is warranted. Construction Period for General Aviation Ground Stations Background. Section 22.815 provides that ``[t]he construction period (see § 22.142) for general aviation ground stations is 12 months.'' In the Notice, we pointed out that former Section 22.142 was consolidated into current Section 1.946 as part of the implementation of the Universal Licensing System rules. We therefore proposed to eliminate the reference to former Section 22.142 in Section 22.815 and replace it