From: Richard Kahn < To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> CC: John C < Subject: Zorro internet Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2014 00:31:41 +0000 Will investigate further tomorrow am but my initial feedback is giving me concern regarding your July 23rd deadline. I believe that the original email that was written with Feb 2015 timeline was induced by Brice. The other issue which I am sure Brice has not mentioned is that the current configuration of T-1's is not working properly as it keeps getting slammed with usage even when no one is using any computer equipment. I believe that this issue is related to Mac computer that was compromised. Brice has requested that Bob (satellite provider) and Richard Boltz look into why the usage is so high. Brice is going to send me usage reports for James (or someone else) to review. I will push further tomorrow as Advanced communications says that FCC licensing should take no more than 2 weeks... From: Dwight Blanchard Reply-To: Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2014 20:17:26 -0400 To: Richard Kahn < Subject: re: contact info I found out in my checking that microwave licensing is taking less time currently than the normal two way radio licenses. We can expect a license in 4-6 weeks. There is a STA (Supplemental Temporary Authorization) form which can be submitted along with the license request which usually results in a temporary authorization to use a set of frequencies within 10 days of submission. However, it is not a guarantee that we will be given final licensing under the temporary authorization frequencies. We may wind up having to change frequencies mid stream and possibly have equipment delivery delayed. So, the time line would be as follows. Licensing 4-6 weeks Equipment delivery 6-8 weeks Install 2 weeks Best case - 12 weeks. Worst case - 16 weeks. I have contacted Exalt about the technical reasons for the 11GHZ choice instead of 6GHZ but I haven't heard back yet. As soon as I do I'll let you know. If we were t