<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Jermaine Ruan</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Wednesday, March 2, 2016 12:41 AM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>jeffrey E.</td></tr><tr><td>Cc:</td><td>ann rodriquez</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Choice internet</td></tr></table>

Good Evening Boss,

Allan, Omar, Hector and I finalized our meeting for the =eeded materials required to equip GSJ with internet in a few =ays.

I =m requesting your permission to have a buried conduit pipe installed =unning from the GSJ solar farm to the Main Complex (In house). This is =or Choice to pull the necessary cables down to the complex to complete =he network. Allan and Hector are =onfident that they will be able to start on Thursday barring any =roblems. They will confirm tomorrow.

Also Boss FYI:

As per our =iscussion on the dragonwave licensing procedure. My findings are as =ollows:

I spoke to Ms. =ardly at Micronet (the company that licensed your =irst dragonwaves) . They confirmed the timeframe that =utureTech stated that this process does take from 30 - 90 =ays.

The reason was explained to me as follows:

1. FCC 601application is =illed out and submitted.

2. It is then processed =or an open sub-band frequency and filed with FCC

3. The FCC submit letters =o all private, federal, and public agencies to verify that the =ub-band will not interfere with existing frequencies in the =icinity.

4. They are given =pproximately 30 days to reply.

5. If there isn't = complaint filed the sub-band frequency is released to be programmed =nto the radio.

a. If the complaint is =alid then the process between Micronet and the FCC is repeated.

I verified this =nformation with Hector and Allan during our meeting. They stated =pproximately the same steps, they have to do this every time they order =ny kind of licensed radios.

Regards

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