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Satellite Name NORAD ID Int'l Code Period [Minutes] Longitude BAND LOWER DOWN LINK FREQ LOCAL OSCIL FREQ (L.O.) Thor 5 (Thor LOWER LOCAL Int'l Period BAND DOWN OSCIL Satellite Name NORAD ID Longitude Code [minutes] LINK FREQ FREQ (L.O.) 2008- Thor 5 (Thor 2R) 32487 0.8°W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 006A Ku hi 11700 10750 2009- Thor 6 36033 0.8°W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 058B Ku hi 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2004- circular circular INTELSAT 1002 28358 1436.1 1.0° W 022A Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 Ku hi 11700 10750 2003- AMOS 2 28132 1436.1 4.0° W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 059A 2008- Amos 3 (Amos 60) 32794 1436.1 4.0° W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 022A THOR 3 1998- 25358 1436.1 4.3° W Ku hi 11700 10750 INCLINED 0.7° 035A C 3700 5150 2002- circular circular ATLANTIC BIRD 3 27460 1436.1 5.1° W 035A Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 Ku hi 11700 10750 1998- NILESAT (101) 25311 1436.1 7° W Ku hi 11700 10750 024A 2000- NILESAT 102 26470 1436.1 7° W Ku hi 11700 10750 046B 2010- NILESAT 201 36830 1436.1 7.1° W Ku hi 11700 10750 037A ATLBIRD 4A (HOT 2009- 33750 1436.1 7.3° W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 BIRD 10) 008B Ku hi 11700 10750 TELECOM 2D 1996- 24209 1436.1 7.8° W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 INCLINED 4.2° 044B 2001- ATLANTIC BIRD 2 26927 1436.1 8.1° W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 042A Ku hi 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 EXPRESS A3 / AM44 11.0°W circular circular Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 2002- ATLANTIC BIRD 1 27508 1436.1 12.5° W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 040A Ku hi 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 EXPRESS 4A 2002- 27441 1436.1 14° W circular circular INCLINED 1.3° 029A Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 TELSTAR 12 (ORION 1999- 25949 1436.1 15° W Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 2) 059A Ku hi 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2001- INTELSAT 901 26824 1436.1 18° W circular circular 024A Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 1997- NSS 5 (INTELSAT 803) 24957 1436.1 20° W C 3700 5150 053A circular circular C 3700 5150 2002- circular circular NSS 7 27414 1436.1 22° W 019A Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 Ku hi 11700 10750 1992- GORIZONT 27 22245 1437 22.3° W 082A 1994- THAICOM 2 23314 1445.8 24.4° W 065B C 3700 5150 2002- INTELSAT 905 27438 1436.1 24.5° W circular circular 027A Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 C 3700 5150 2003- INTELSAT 907 27683 1436.1 27.5° W circular circular 007A Ku lo 10700 9750/10600 C 3700 5150 INTELSAT 801 1997- 24742 1436.1 29.6° W INCLINED 2.1° 009A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 INTELSAT 705 1995- 23528 1436.1 29.6° W INCLINED 1.0° 013A Ku 11700 10750 2002- HISPASAT 1D 27528 1436.1 30.0° W Ku 11700 10750 044A 2000- HISPASAT 1C 26071 1436.1 30.0° W Ku 11700 10750 007A Hispasat 1E 30.0°W Ku 11700 10750 (PLANNED) Intelsat 25 (Protostar 1, C 3700 5150 2008- Protostar I, Chinasat 8, 33153 34.0°W Zhongxing 8) 034A Ku 11700 10750 2002- INTELSAT 903 27403 1436.1 34.5° W C 3700 5150 016A circular circular 2005- NSS 10 28526 1436.11 37.5°W C 3700 5150 003A 2009- TELSTAR 11N 34111 1436.11 37.6°W Ku 11700 10750 009A C 3700 5150 SES 6 40°W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 NSS 806 (INTELSAT 1998- 25239 1436.1 40.5° W C 3700 5150 806) 014A circular circular C 3700 5150 2007- INTELSAT 11 (PAS 11) 32253 1436.1 43° W 044B Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2009- INTELSAT 14 36097 1436.1 45° W 064A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 INTELSAT 1R (PAS 2000- 26608 1436.1 50° W 1R) 072A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 1996- INTELSAT 707 23816 1436.1 53° W 015A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 Intelsat 23 (IS-23) 53° W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 INTELSAT 27 55°W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 1998- INTELSAT 805 25371 1436.1 55.5° W 037A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2000- INTELSAT 9 (PAS 9) 26451 1436.1 58° W 043A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 INTELSAT 21 58°W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 2010- INTELSAT 16 36397 1436.1 58.1° W Ku 11700 10750 006A C 3700 5150 Amazonas 1 2004- 28393 1436.1 61° W (Amazonas) 031A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2009- Amazonas 2 35942 1436.09 61.1°W 054A Ku 10700 10750 C 3700 5150 Amazonas 3 61.0°W (PLANNED) Ku 10700 10750 ECHOSTAR 12 2003- 27852 1436.1 61.3° W Ku 12200 11250 (RAINBOW 1) 033A circular circular 1997- ECHOSTAR 3 25004 1436.1 61.4° W Ku 12200 11250 059A circular circular 2010- ECHOSTAR 15 36792 1436.1 61.6° W Ku 12200 11250 034A circular circular 2000- ECHOSTAR 6 26402 1436.1 61.6° W Ku 12200 11250 038A circular circular Telstar 14R (Estrela do Sul 2) 63.0°W Ku 11700 10750 (PLANNED) ESTRELA DU SOL- 2004- 28137 1436 63.1° W Ku 11700 10750 TELSTAR14 001A C 3700 5150 2007- STAR ONE C1 32293 1436.13 65.0°W 056A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 AMC-4 (GE-4) 1999- 25954 1436.1 67° W MOVED FROM 101W 060A Ku 11700 10750 1994- Brasilsat B1 23199 68.0°W C 3700 5150 049A C 3700 5150 Star One C5 68.0°W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2008- STAR ONE C2 32768 1436.11 70.0°W 018B Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2000- AMC-6 (GE-6) 26580 1436.1 72° W 067A Ku 11700 10750 1997- Nahuel 1 24714 72° W Ku 11700 10750 002B 1999- Directv 1R 25937 72° W Ku 11700 10750 056A 2009- NIMIQ 5 35873 1436.1 72.7° W Ku 12200 11250 050A circular circular Echostar 6 (Sky 1B, 2000- 26402 73.0°W Ku 12200 11250 MCI 2) 038A circular circular 2000- DirecTV 1R 26402 1436.10 73.0°W Ku 12200 11250 038A circular circular 2007- HORIZONS 2 32388 1436.1 74° W Ku 12200 10750 063B C 3700 5150 Star One C3 75.0°W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 1998- ECHOSTAR 4 25331 1436.1 76.8° W Ku 12200 11250 028A circular circular QUETZSAT 1 77.0° W Ku 12200 11250 (PLANNED) circular circular 2002- ECHOSTAR 8 27501 1436.1 77.0° W Ku 12200 11250 039A circular circular 1995- ECHOSTAR 1 23754 1436.1 77.1° W Ku 12200 11250 073A circular circular C 3700 5150 Venesat 1 (Simon 2008- 33414 78.0°W Bolivar 1) 055A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 1997- AMC-2 (GE-2) 24713 1436.1 78.9° W 002A Ku 11700 10750 1998- AMC-5 (GE-5) 25516 1436.1 79° W Ku 11700 10750 063B 1992- SatCom C3 22117 79.0°W C 3700 5150 060B C 3700 5150 INTELSAT 3R (PAS 1996- 23764 1436.9 81W 3R) MOVINGT0 81W 002A Ku 11700 10750 Nimiq 3 (DirecTV-3, 1995- 23598 82.0°W Ku 11700 10750 DBS-3, Nimiq 2i) 029A 2008- Nimiq 4 33373 82.0°W Ku 11700 10750 044A C 3700 2003- AMC-9 (GE-12) 27820 1436.1 83° W Ku 024A Ku 11700 2000- Brasilsat B4 26469 84.0°W C 3700 5150 046A 2004- Ku 11700 10750 AMC-16 28472 1436.1 85° W 048A +Ka C 3700 5150 SES 2 87°W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 1997- AMC-3 (GE-3) 24936 1436.1 87° W 050A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2005- GALAXY 28 (IA 8) 28702 1436.1 89° W 022A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2007- GALAXY 17 31307 1436.1 91° W 016B Ku 11700 10750 1999- NIMIQ 1 25740 1436.1 91.1° W Ku 11700 10750 027A circular circular 2002- NIMIQ 2 27632 1436.1 91.1° W Ku 11700 10750 062A circular circular NIMIQ 4i 1994- 23192 1436.1 91.0°W Ku 11700 10750 047A circular circular 1995- Brasilsat B2 23536 92.0°W C 3700 5150 016A C 3700 5150 GALAXY 25 (TELSTAR 1997- 24812 1436.1 93.1° W 5) 026A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2002- GALAXY 3C 27445 1436.1 95.1° W 030A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2008- GALAXY 19 33376 1436.1 97.1° W 045A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2006- GALAXY 16 29236 1436.1 99.0°W 023A Ku 11700 10750 2008- DIRECTV 11 32729 99.2°W Ka 013A 2005- SPACEWAY 2 28903 99.2°W Ka 046B 2005- DIRECTV 8 28659 101.0°W Ku 12200 11250 019A circular circular 2006- DIRECTV 9S 29494 101.0°W Ku 12200 11250 043A circular circular C 3700 5150 2010- SES 1 36516 1436.10 101.1°W 016A Ku 11700 10750 2001- DIRECTV 4S 26985 101.2°W Ku 12200 11250 052A circular circular 2007- DIRECTV 10 31862 102.8°W Ka 032A 2009- DIRECTV 12 36131 102.8°W Ka 075A 2005- SPACEWAY 1 28644 102.8°W Ka 015A C 3700 5150 SES 3 103° W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 1996- AMC-1 (GE-1) 24315 1436.1 103° W 054A Ku 11700 10750 2006- AMC-18 29644 1436.1 104.9° W C 3700 5150 054B 2004- Ku 11700 10750 AMC-15 28446 1436.1 105° W 041A +Ka 2005- GALAXY 15 28884 1435.3 105.1° W C 3700 5150 041A C 3700 5150 2000- ANIK F1 26624 1436.1 107.3° W 076A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2005- ANIK F1-R 28868 1436.1 107.3° W 036A Ku 11700 10750 2002- DIRECTV 5 27426 110.0°W Ku 12200 11250 023A circular circular 1997- DIRECTV 6 24748 110.0°W Ku 12200 11250 011A circular circular 2006- ECHOSTAR 10 28935 1436.1 110.2° W Ku 12200 11250 003A circular circular 2008- ECHOSTAR 11 33207 110.2°W Ku 12200 11250 035A circular circular C 3700 5150 2004- ANIK F2 28378 1436.1 111.1° W 027A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2006- SATMEX 6 29162 1436.1 113.0° W 020A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 MEXSAT 3 115.0°W (PLANNED) Ku 11700 10750 SATMEX 4 / C 3700 5150 1994- SOLIDARIDAD 2 23313 1436.1 115.0° W (INCLINED 2.6°) 065A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 1998- SATMEX 5 25558 1436.1 116.8° W 070A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2007- ANIK F3 31102 1436.1 118.7° W 009A Ku 11700 10750 circular 2002- ECHOSTAR 7 27378 1436 118.8° W Ku 12200 11250 006A circular circular 2010- ECHOSTAR 14 36499 1436.1 118.9° W Ku 12200 11250 010A circular 2004- DirecTV 7S 28238 1436 119.0° W Ku 12200 11250 016A circular circular 2004- DirecTV 7S 28238 1436 119.0° W Ka 016A C 3700 5150 GALAXY 23 (TELSTAR 2003- 27854 1436.1 120.9° W 13) 034A Ku 11700 10750 C 3700 5150 2008- GALAXY 18 32951 1436.09 123.0°W 024A Ku 10700 10750 C 3700 5150 2008- AMC-21 33275 1436.1 124.9° W 038B Ku 11700 10750 2005- GALAXY 14 28790 1436.1 125.0° W C 3700 5150 030A C 3700 5150 HORIZONS 1 2003- 27954 1436.1 127.0° W (GALAXY 13) 044A Ku 11700 10750 2008- CIEL-2 33453 1436.1 128.8° W Ku 12200 11250 063A circular circular 1996- ECHOSTAR 2 24313 1437 128.9° W Ku 12200 11250 055A circular circular 2004- AMC-11 (GE-11) 28252 1436.1 131° W C 3700 5150 017A 2003- GALAXY 12 27715 1436.1 133° W C 3700 5150 013B 2004- AMC-10 (GE-10) 28154 1436.1 135° W C 3700 5150 003A 2000- AMC-7 (GE-7) 26495 1436.1 137° W C 3700 5150 054B 2000- AMC-8 (GE-8) 26639 1436.1 138.9° W C 3700 5150 081B .
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