WORLD SATELLITE |
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SATELLITE - WEST |
BAND
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LAUNCH DATE |
ORBIT LOCATION |
ECHOSTAR 3 | [BSS-KU] | 10/06/97 | 61.5 deg W |
DBS service -- Planned expansion of international business video service - orbital location identified by the FCC as Non-Full CONUS | |||
SATCOM SN2 | [C-KU] | 11/10/83 | 69.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- retired on May 1998 | |||
AMC-6 | [C-KU] | 10/22/00 | 72.0 deg W |
Ku-band dedicated to DTH for US market - C -band for enterprise, IP and media. | |||
SBS 6 | [KU] | 10/12/90 | 74.0 deg W |
Moved from 95 deg W on 11/01/95 -- frequencies of some transponders changed. | |||
GALAXY 6 | [C] | 10/12/90 | 74.0 deg W |
Moved to 99 dgr W during 2Q00. Returned to 74 dgr W during 3Q00. | |||
AMC-5 | [KU] | 10/28/98 | 79.0 deg W |
SNG, VSAT, Internet and Occasional Use: Coverage for CONUS only. | |||
SATCOM C1 | [C] | 11/20/90 | 79.0 deg W |
Companion for AMC-5. Provides C-band service to North American broadcasters. | |||
GE SATCOM K2+ | [KU] | 11/29/85 | 81.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- retired in March 2000 | |||
GE SPACENET 3R | [C-KU] | 03/11/88 | 83.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- retired in December 1999 | |||
AMC-2 | [C-KU] | 01/28/97 | 85.0 deg W |
Ku-band transponders released by Primestar FSS/DTH service on 10/01/00 | |||
XM 1 | [S] | 05/08/01 | 85.0 deg W |
Also called XM ROLE. Multi-channel broadcast to mobile digital radio receivers. | |||
SATCOM K1 | [KU] | 01/12/86 | 85.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- retired in Spring, 1997. |
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AMC-3 | [C-KU] | 08/04/97 | 87.0 deg W |
Replaces SPACENET 3 -- PBS occupies 7 Ku-band transponders. | |||
TELSTAR 4 | [C-KU] | 09/23/95 | 89.0 deg W |
Formerly identified as TELSTAR 402R. | |||
GALAXY 11 | [C-KU] | 12/21/99 | 91.0 deg W |
This Satellite moved from 99.0 dgr W with successful launch of Galaxy 4R.
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ORBITAL POSITION APPROVED FOR BSS SERVICE | 91.± deg W | ||
Allocated to Telesat Canada | |||
NIMIQ 1 | [BSS/KU] | 05/20/99 | 91.0 deg W |
Express Vu DBS service occupies 26 of the 32 assigned DBS frequencies. | |||
TELSTAR 6 | [C-KU] | 02/15/99 | 93.0 deg W |
Coverage for CONUS, Caribbean, Mexico and parts of Central America. | |||
GALAXY 3R | [C-KU] | 12/14/95 | 95.0 deg W |
Provides redundancy for GALAXY 8i Latin American DTH service. | |||
GALAXY 8i | [KU] | 12/08/97 | 95.0 deg W |
All transponders dedicated to "Galaxy Latin America" DirecTV service. | |||
TELSTAR 401 | [C-KU] | 12/15/95 | 97.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- catastrophic failure on 01/11/97; carried PBS prior to failure. |
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TELSTAR 302 | [C] | 08/31/84 | 97.1 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE-- retired. | |||
TELSTAR 5 | [C-KU] | 05/24/97 | 97.0 deg W |
Coverage for CONUS, Mexico, Caribbean and part of Central America. | |||
GALAXY 4 | [C-KU] | 06/24/93 | 99.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- catastrophic failure, 05/19/98; carried NPR prior to failure. | |||
GALAXY 4R | [C-KU] | 4/18/00 | 99.0 deg W |
Service initiated during 3Q00. Occasional Use service available.
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SPACENET 4 | [C-KU] | Relocated | 101.0 deg W |
Retired from domestic service 2Q01 - moved to 172 dgr E to service Pacific
Rim.
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AMSC-1 | [L-Ku] |
04/11/95
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101.0 dgr W
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L-band Spot beams provide data transmission services. | |||
AMC-4 | [C-KU] | 11/13/99 | 101.0 deg W |
Ku-band transponders individually switchable between North and South
American coverages. Became operational 12/21/99.
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ORBITAL POSITION APPROVED FOR BSS SERVICE | 101.± deg W | ||
Orbital slot occupied by Hughes DirecTV DBS services. | |||
DirecTV 2 | [BSS/KU] | 08/03/94 | 100.8 deg W |
Audio and Video Direct to Home services. | |||
DirecTV 3 | [BSS/KU] | 06/09/95 | 100.8 deg W |
Audio and Video Direct to Home services. | |||
DirecTV 1R | [BSS/KU] | 10/09/99 | 101.2 deg W |
Replaces DBS-1 which was moved to 109.8 dgr W
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DirecTV 4S | [BSS/KU] |
11/27/01
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101.2 dgr W
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Configured for spot beam delivery of Local-into-Local programming. | |||
AMC-1 | [C-KU] | 09/08/96 | 103.0 deg W |
Replaces GSTAR I which has been retired from service; NBC is major Ku anchor. | |||
GSTAR 4 | [KU] | 11/20/90 | 105.0 deg W |
CNN is major tenant; Coverage CONUS only. | |||
ANIK F1 | [C-KU] | 11/21/00 | 107.3 deg W |
Telesat Canada - Broadcast video, audio and data services. North and South American footprints. | |||
SOLIDARIDAD 1 | [C-KU] | 11/19/93 | 109.2 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- catastrophic failure on 08/26/2000. | |||
ORBITAL POSITION APPROVED FOR BSS SERVICE | 110.± deg W | ||
News Corp/Echo Star have FCC approval for control of 29 frequencies at this orbital location. Direct TV controls 3 frequencies at 110 dgr W. | |||
DirectTV 1 | [BSS/KU] | 12/17/93 | 109.8 dgr W |
DirecTV provides Spanish Language service on 3 pf 32 frequencies at this
location.
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ECHOSTAR 5 | [BSS/KU] | 9/23/99 | 110.0 deg W |
EchoStar/Dish Network began service in 4Q99. with local-into-local and
set-aside programming
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ANIK E2 | [C-KU] | 04/04/91 | 111.1 deg W |
Part of Telesat Canada fleet. Beam re-engineered for Canada and CONUS coverage. Approved by FCC for US domestic uplinks. | |||
SOLIDARIDAD 2 | [C-KU] | 10/07/94 | 113.5 deg W |
SatMex -- No video service on Ku-band transponders. | |||
XM 2 | [S] | 3/18/01 | 115 deg W |
Also called XM ROCK. Multi channel broadcast to mobile digital radio receivers. | |||
SATMEX 5 | [C-KU] | 12/05/98 | 116.8 deg W |
SatMex -- This satellite replaces MORELOS 2. Coverage extends from Canada to Argentina. Satellite formerly identified as MORELOS 3. | |||
ANIK E1 | [C-KU] | 09/26/91 | 118.7 deg W |
Telesat Canada - Approx, 50% non-operational due to power failure on 03/26/96. Approved by FCC for US domestic uplinks. | |||
ORBITAL POSITION APPROVED FOR BSS SERVICE | 119.± deg W | ||
DIRECTV 6 | [BSS/KU] | 03/08/97 | 118.8 deg W |
DirecTV controls 11 frequencies. Acquired from TCI Satellite. | |||
ECHOSTAR 2 | [BSS/KU] | 09/10/96 | 119.0 deg W |
DISH Network Services, DBS; EchoStar/Dish Network control a total of 21 frequencies at this location. | |||
ECHOSTAR 4 | [BSS/KU] | 05/08/98 | 119.5 deg W |
DISH Network Services, DBS frequencies at this orbital location | |||
ECHOSTAR 6 | [BSS/KU] | 6/14/00 | 119.0 deg W |
DISH Network Services, DBS
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ECHOSTAR 7 | [BSS/KU] | 7/14/00 | 119.0 deg W |
DISH Network Services, DBS | |||
TELSTAR 303 | [C] | 06/19/85 | 120.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- Replaced by MORELOS 2 in 4Q98. | |||
MORELOS 2+ | [C-KU] | 11/27/85 | 120.0 deg W |
Relocated from 116.8 deg W to replace TELSTAR 303 in 4Q98; coverage for Hawaii, Alaska and Western U.S. only. | |||
SBS 5 | [KU] | 09/08/88 | 123.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- Retired in March 2000. | |||
GALAXY 10R | [C-KU] | 1/24/00 | 123.0 deg W |
Part of the "Galaxy Cable Neighborhood".
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GALAXY 10 | [C-KU] | 08/26/98 | 123.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- Failure of Delta 3 launch vehicle. | |||
GALAXY 7 | [C-KU] | 10/27/92 | 125.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE - Failure of backup space control processor 11/22/00 | |||
GSTAR 2 | [KU] | 03/28/88 | 125.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- Retired in August, 1997 | |||
GALAXY 5 | [C] | 03/13/92 | 125.0 deg W |
Part of the "Galaxy Cable Neighborhood". | |||
GALAXY 9 | [C] | 05/23/96 | 127.0 deg W |
TVN Pay-Per-View is a major tenant. Moved from 123 dgr W upon successful testing of Galaxy 10R. |
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TELSTAR 7 | [C-KU] | 09/25/99 | 129.0 deg W |
Began providing service to cable headends in Nov., 1999.
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SATCOM C3 | [C] | 09/10/92 | 131.0 deg W |
Primarily used for delivery of programming to cable headends. | |||
GALAXY 1R | [C] | 02/19/94 | 133.0 deg W |
Part of "Galaxy Cable Neighborhood". | |||
SATCOM C4 | [C] | 08/31/92 | 135.0 deg W |
Used for Pay-Per-View and transmission to cable headends. | |||
AMC-7 | [C] | 9/14/00 | 137.0 deg W |
Replacement for Satcom C1. Service for regional and national cable
television programmers.
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SATCOM C5 | [C] | 05/21/91 | 139.0 deg W |
OUT OF SERVICE -- Deorbited in March, 2001 | |||
AMC-8 | [C] | 12/19/00 | 139.0 deg W |
Replacement for SATCOM C5. Service for regional and national cable television programmers. | |||
ECHOSTAR 1 | [BSS/KU] | 12/28/95 | 148.0 deg W in-transit |
Orbital location identified by the FCC as Non-full CONUS | |||
ORBITAL POSITION APPROVED FOR BSS SERVICE | 148.+- dgr W | ||
ECHOSTAR 1 | [BSS/KU] |
12/28/95
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148.0 dgr W
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ECHOSTAR 2 | [BSS/KU] |
09/10/96
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148.0 dgr W
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