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Du Treil, Lundin & Rackley, Inc du Treil, Lundin & Rackley, Inc. Consulting Engineers ENGINEERING STATEMENT SUPPORTING REQUEST FOR WAIVER TELEVISION STATION KSBO-CD (FACILITY ID NO. 31354) SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA CHANNEL 36 Background This statement was prepared on behalf of HC2 Station Group, Inc., licensee of KSBO-CD, San Luis Obispo, CA, in support of a request for waiver of the FCC’s Phase Assignment, Testing Period, and Phase Completion Date for television station KSBO-CD in the Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo DMA*. KSBO-CD is licensed for operation on RF Channel 42 with a maximum effective radiated power (ERP) of 15 kW and an antenna height above mean sea level (AMSL) of 770.5 m.† As a result of the FCC’s Incentive Auction repack process, the KSBO-CD facility was reassigned to RF Channel 36. KSBO-CD now holds a construction permit for operation on Channel 36 with a maximum directional ERP of 13.4 kW and an antenna height AMSL of 770.5 m.‡ An FCC engineering database summary sheet for the KSBO-CD construction permit facility is attached hereto for reference. The KSBO-CD construction permit facility is the subject early transition facility. In coordination with the wireless carrier T-Mobile, HC2 Station Group, Inc. seeks a waiver of the FCC’s Phase Assignment, Testing Period, and Phase Completion Date to allow KSBO-CD to make the transition to Channel 36 earlier than its given phase transition date. Specifically, the target date for KSBO-CD to begin operations on Channel 36 is April 12, 2019. This will facilitate the early deployment of new 600 MHz band wireless broadband services. This statement demonstrates that the KSBO-CD facility can transition to Channel 36 before its assigned phase date without any disruption to the FCC’s transition plans. Specifically, it is demonstrated that the operation of KSBO-CD on Channel 36 will * Nielsen Designated Market Area abbreviated as DMA. † See FCC File No. 0000001616. ‡ See FCC File No. 0000025540. du Treil, Lundin & Rackley, Inc. Consulting Engineers Page 2 have no adverse interference consequences, either caused or received, under the current allocation environment. Assigned Phase KSBO-CD is assigned to transition Phase 8, with a testing begin date of January 18, 2020. This is based on the latest FCC Phase Assignment spreadsheet dated September 13, 2018. Linked Station Sets and Linked Station Neighbor Stations An inspection of the latest FCC Linked Station Set (LSS) and Linked Station Neighbor (LSN) spreadsheet databases indicates that the KSBO-CD facility is not part of any LSSs or LSNs. These are based on the latest LSS and LSN spreadsheets available from the FCC, both dated July 27, 2018. Interference Caused Analysis Under Current Allocation Environment An interference analysis was conducted for the KSBO-CD Channel 36 facility utilizing the latest version§ of the FCC’s TVStudy coverage and interference analysis prediction software. The report of the results is attached hereto entitled ‘Interference Caused Analysis for KSBO-CD Channel 36 Construction Permit Facility Under Current Allocation Environment.’ The results of the analysis indicate that the proposal meets the 0.5% permissible interference level with respect to interference caused to all other full-service and Class A television stations. Interference Received Analysis Under Current Allocation Environment An interference analysis specifically for the ‘received case’ of interference was conducted for the KSBO-CD Channel 36 early transition facility utilizing the FCC’s TVStudy prediction software. The report of the results is attached hereto entitled ‘Interference Received Analysis for KSBO-CD Channel 36 Construction Permit Facility § TVStudy Version 2.2.5 du Treil, Lundin & Rackley, Innc. Consulting Engineers Page 3 Under Current Allocation Environment.’ The purpose of this study is to evaluate all current environment records in the received interrference analysis. The results of the analysis indicate that there are no cases of incoming (received) interference exceeding the permissible 0.5% interference level to the KSBO-CD Channel 36 early transition facility. Effects on Linked Station Sets It has been determined that the early transition of the KSBO-CDD facility to Channel 36 in advance of its phase transition date will not create any pairwise interference cases or new linked station sets. Conclusion It is concluded that the early transition of the KSBO-CD facility on Channel 36 as described herein, will not result in any interference caused or received cases that would result in the creation of any new linked station seets or depenndencies established in the Incentive Auction repack process. Louis R. du Treil, Jr., P.E. du Treil, Lundin & Raackley, Inc. 3135 Southgate Circle Sarasota, Florida 34239 September 28, 2018 KSBO-CD EARLY TRANSITION FACILITY TV Inquiry du Treil, Lundin, & Rackley, Inc., Sarasota, Florida Callsign: KSBO-CD Service: DC Status: CP App. Status: GRANT Border Code: Rec. Type: C Channel: 36 Offset: + Zone: Docket Number: DTV Type: POSTTRAN Fac. ID: 31354 Assoc. ID: Application File No.: BLANK-0000025540 DT Emission Mask: S City: SAN LUIS OBISPO State: CA Country: US CP Expiration Date: Party Name: HC2 STATION GROUP, INC. Last Change Date: 7/5/2017 Height AGL (m): 23.7 Polarization: H Overall Height AGL (m): 60.7 Latitude (NAD 83): 035-21-39.4 Electrical Tilt (°): 2 Longitude (NAD 83): ERP (kW): 120-39-25 13.4 Mechanical Tilt (°): Maximum ERP (kW): RCAMSL (m): 770.5 Mechanical Tilt Azimuth (°): Maximum ERP (dBk): 11.3 Site Elevation AMSL (m): 746.8 Degrees True (°): Maximum ERP at any HAAT (m): Angle (kW): Antenna Make: Maximum HAAT (m): Antenna Model: Antenna Type: D Antenna ID: 1001435 Rotation (°): 190 350 0 10 340 20 0° 1.000 90° 0.660 180° 0.670 270° 0.660 330 30 10° 1.000 100° 0.630 190° 0.670 280° 0.710 320 0.8 40 310 50 0.6 20° 0.980 110° 0.610 200° 0.660 290° 0.760 300 60 30° 0.950 120° 0.600 210° 0.640 300° 0.820 0.4 290 70 40° 130° 220° 310° 0.910 0.600 0.620 0.870 280 0.2 80 50° 0.870 140° 0.620 230° 0.600 320° 0.910 270 90 60° 0.820 150° 0.640 240° 0.600 330° 0.950 260 100 70° 0.760 160° 0.660 250° 0.610 340° 0.980 250 110 80° 0.710 170° 0.670 260° 0.630 350° 1.000 240 120 Standard Pattern: 230 130 220 140 Antenna Make: SWR 210 150 200 160 190 180 170 Antenna Model: SWEDL8OI/36 Last Change Date: Note: Rotation or tilt is not applied to the pattern shown Type: ASRN: FAA Study No.: Structure Height (m): Structure Height (ft): Latitude (NAD 27): Date Received: Longitude (NAD 27): Date Entered: Ground Elevation (m): Date Issued: Ground Elevation (ft): Latitude (NAD 83): Date Constructed: Longitude (NAD 83): Overall Height AGL (m): Date Dismantled: Overall Height AGL (ft): Struct. Address: Overall Height AMSL (m): Overall Height AMSL (ft): Entity Name: INTERFERENCE CAUSED ANALYSIS FOR KSBO-CD CHANNEL 36 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FACILITY UNDER CURRENT ALLOCATION ENVIRONMENT tvstudy v2.2.5 (4uoc83) Database: localhost, Study: ksbocd36e1, Model: Longley-Rice Study build station data: LMS TV 2018-09-27 Proposal: KSBOCD36E1 D36+ DC CP SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA File number: ksbocd36e1 Facility ID: 31354 Station data: User record Record ID: 3234 Country: U.S. Build options: Protect pre-transition records not on baseline channel Search options: All post-transition APP, CP, and baseline records excluded Stations potentially affected by proposal: IX Call Chan Svc Status City, State File Number Distance Yes KTSB-CD D35 DC LIC SANTA MARIA, CA BLANK0000001600 65.8 km Yes KNBC D36 DD APP LOS ANGELES, CA BMPCDT20100811ABJ 268.1 Yes KNBC D36 DT LIC LOS ANGELES, CA BLCDT20070820ACK 268.1 No KICU-TV D36 DT APP SAN JOSE, CA BLANK0000035729 260.0 No KICU-TV D36 DT LIC SAN JOSE, CA BLCDT20090709ALH 260.0 No KSKT-CD D36 DC CP SAN MARCOS, CA BLANK0000035748 427.9 Yes KFRE-TV D36 DT LIC SANGER, CA BLCDT20060421AAI 220.0 No non-directional AM stations found within 0.8 km No directional AM stations found within 3.2 km Record parameters as studied: Channel: D36+ Mask: Simple Latitude: 35 21 39.40 N (NAD83) Longitude: 120 39 25.00 W Height AMSL: 770.5 m HAAT: 0.0 m Peak ERP: 13.4 kW Antenna: SWR-SWEDL8OI/36 (ID 1001435) 190.0 deg Elev Pattrn: Generic Elec Tilt: 2.00 50.9 dBu contour: Azimuth ERP HAAT Distance 0.0 deg 6.02 kW 400.1 m 55.5 km 45.0 5.32 395.0 54.6 90.0 5.32 353.2 52.8 135.0 9.57 144.7 44.2 180.0 13.4 660.0 68.4 225.0 11.6 609.0 66.1 270.0 6.75 608.2 62.6 315.0 4.82 346.6 52.0 Database HAAT does not agree with computed HAAT Database HAAT: 0 m Computed HAAT: 440 m Distance to Canadian border: 1449.3 km Distance to Mexican border: 425.9 km Conditions at FCC monitoring station: Livermore CA Bearing: 339.9 degrees Distance: 280.4 km Proposal is not within the West Virginia quiet zone area Conditions at Table Mountain receiving zone: Bearing: 64.1 degrees Distance: 1451.1 km INTERFERENCE CAUSED ANALYSIS FOR KSBO-CD CHANNEL 36 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FACILITY UNDER CURRENT ALLOCATION ENVIRONMENT Study cell size: 2.00 km Profile point spacing: 1.00 km Maximum new IX to full-service and Class A: 0.50% Maximum new IX to LPTV: 2.00% -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interference to BLANK0000001600 LIC scenario 1 Call Chan Svc Status City, State File Number Distance Desired: KTSB-CD D35 DC LIC SANTA MARIA, CA BLANK0000001600 Undesireds: KSBOCD36E1D36+ DC CP SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA ksbocd36e1 65.8 km KTAS D34 DT LIC SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA BLCDT20070222AAX 65.8 Service area Terrain-limited IX-free, before IX-free, after Percent New IX 4734.0 277,852 3837.3 228,396 3833.4 215,979
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