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    SpaceX seeks experimental authority to test a new satellite terminal it developed that will integrate with its non-geostationary orbit satellite system. The terminal will be tested in five fixed locations and has a 12.2 inch square transmit and receive antenna with gains of 34.2 dBi. It can transmit at up to 3.2 watts for a maximum equivalent isotropically radiated power of 5.1 kilowatts and receive with a figure of merit of 9.2 dB/K. Representative antenna patterns are also provided.

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    SpaceX seeks experimental authority to test a new satellite terminal it developed that will integrate with its non-geostationary orbit satellite system. The terminal will be tested in five fixed locations and has a 12.2 inch square transmit and receive antenna with gains of 34.2 dBi. It can transmit at up to 3.2 watts for a maximum equivalent isotropically radiated power of 5.1 kilowatts and receive with a figure of merit of 9.2 dB/K. Representative antenna patterns are also provided.

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    SpaceX seeks experimental authority to test a new satellite terminal it developed that will integrate with its non-geostationary orbit satellite system. The terminal will be tested in five fixed locations and has a 12.2 inch square transmit and receive antenna with gains of 34.2 dBi. It can transmit at up to 3.2 watts for a maximum equivalent isotropically radiated power of 5.1 kilowatts and receive with a figure of merit of 9.2 dB/K. Representative antenna patterns are also provided.

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    Starlink New Terminal

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    SpaceX seeks experimental authority to test a new satellite terminal it developed that will integrate with its non-geostationary orbit satellite system. The terminal will be tested in five fixed locations and has a 12.2 inch square transmit and receive antenna with gains of 34.2 dBi. It can transmit at up to 3.2 watts for a maximum equivalent isotropically radiated power of 5.1 kilowatts and receive with a figure of merit of 9.2 dB/K. Representative antenna patterns are also provided.

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    Exhibit 1

    Supplemental Information Regarding Earth Stations

    In this application, SpaceX seeks experimental authority to allow testing of a new terminal
    integrated by SpaceX with SpaceX’s licensed non-geostationary orbit satellite system. The terminal will
    be tested in five fixed locations. Information on the characteristics of the terminal is set forth below.

    Operational Config.
    Manufacturer SpaceX
    Part Number 00105950-501
    TX Antenna
    Diameter (m) 12.2” X 12.2” square
    TX Antenna Gain (dBi) 34.2
    TX Antenna Full Beamwidth (deg) 3.5 (HPBW)
    TX Power (W) 3.2
    TX ERP (kW) 5.1
    TX EIRP (dBW) 39.1
    RX Antenna
    Diameter (m) 12.2” X 12.2” square
    RX Antenna Gain (dBi) 34.2
    RX Antenna Full Beamwidth (deg) 3.4
    RX Figure of Merit (dB/K) 9.2

    Exhibit 1 Page 1 of 3
    Representative Ku-band transmit antenna patterns for this terminal are set forth below.

    Exhibit 1 Page 2 of 3
    Exhibit 1 Page 3 of 3

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