Use of Reserve Transponders Sample Clauses

Use of Reserve Transponders. If no Transponder Spare is available at --------------------------- the time that Buyer's Transponder suffers a Confirmed Failure or if the use of such Transponder Spare would not correct the failure, then HCG shall employ, as soon as possible and to the extent technically feasible, and unless any delay is requested by Buyer, a Reserve Transponder on Galaxy V as a substitute for such Transponder which has suffered a Confirmed Failure; provided, however, that HCG's obligation to provide Reserve Transponders to Buyer shall continue only until such time as all of the Reserve Transponders are committed to use as substitutes for Primary Transponders which have suffered a Confirmed Failure. HCG shall include in the Transponder Purchase Agreement of any Owner who has purchased a Reserve Transponder (or in any other agreement providing for the Transfer of a Reserve Transponder) a requirement that HCG may preempt such Reserve Transponder(s) after two (2) hours notice from HCG. Reserve Transponders utilized as substitutes shall meet the Transponder Performance Specifications. Reserve Transponders, or any one of them, will be substituted
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Use of Reserve Transponders. Reserve Transponders or any of them, will be substituted and utilized on a first-needed, first-served basis, to satisfy PanAmSat's obligations to the Protected Parties of Primary Transponders with respect to the performance of their Primary Transponders. Reserve Transponders shall be substituted in the inverse order in which the Protected Parties of the Reserve Transponders (or such Protected Party's predecessor in interest) on Galaxy IRR executed transponder purchase, lease or use agreement for the Reserve Transponders on Galaxy IRR. PanAmSat shall include in the transponder purchase or lease agreement of any third party who has purchased or leased a Reserve Transponder (or in any other agreement providing for the transfer of a Reserve Transponder) a requirement that PanAmSat may preempt such Reserve Transponder(s) after two hours notice from PanAmSat. If PanAmSat preempts Customer's Transponder Capacity in order to furnish a Reserve Transponder to the Protected Party of a Primary Transponder in accordance with this Section 5.3, then under the terms of Article 16 PanAmSat shall exercise its option to cancel the lease of Customer's Transponder Capacity. Simultaneous Failure-Priority with respect to the Use of the Spare Equipment. In the event that Transponders of more than one Protected Party simultaneously suffer a Confirmed Failure, then the Protected Party (or such Protected Party's predecessor in interest) of a Primary Transponder on Galaxy IRR shall have priority over the Protected Party of a Reserve Transponder on Galaxy IRR, in all instances, as to the use of Spare Equipment. With respect to the Reserve Transponders, the Protected Party of the Reserve Transponder with the highest priority as set forth in appendix E shall have priority as to the use of the Spare Equipment with respect to said Protected Party's Reserve Transponder which has suffered a Confirmed Failure, to the extent technically feasible. Simultaneous Failure-Priority with respect to the Use of Reserve Transponders. In the event that Primary Transponders of more than one Protected Party simultaneously suffer a Confirmed Failure, and no Spare Equipment is available or if the use of such Spare Equipment has not or would not correct the failure, then the Protected Party (or such Protected Party's predecessor in interest) with the highest priority shall have priority as to the use of the Reserve Transponders with respect to said Protected Party's Primary Transponder or Transponders which ...
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Use of Reserve Transponders. Simultaneous Failure -- Priority with Respect to Use of C-Band Transponder Spares.......................................
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