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DishPointer.com - Satellites Strá nka č. 1 z 3 Satellites Available Satellites for Pilsen (Lat: 49.75, Lon:13.38) Satellite Beam/EIRP (dbW) Dish size (cm) TV RadioData 5.0E SIRIUS 2.3 SIR002KC 47 75 17 6 0 5.0E SIRIUS 2.3 SIR002KE 50 60 20344 22 5.0E SIRIUS 2.3 SIR002KN 54 45 19 0 8 5.0E SIRIUS 2.3 SIR003KN 51 55 43 12 27 7.0E EUTELSAT W3A N/A 1 0 0 7.0E EUTELSAT W3A EUTW3AAB outside footprint23 9 13 7.0E EUTELSAT W3A EUTW3ABA 48 70 62 81 31 7.0E EUTELSAT W3A EUTW3ABB 51 55 1134 17 9.0E EUROBIRD 9 EUB009KW 50 60 30 1 2 10.0E EUTELSAT W1 EUT0W1KE 47 75 21 0 0 13.0E HOTBIRD 6.7A.8 N/A 28 12 1 13.0E HOTBIRD 6.7A.8 HOT006KB 55 40 396149 126 13.0E HOTBIRD 6.7A.8 HOT008KB 53 50 694316 60 13.0E HOTBIRD 6.7A.8 HOT07AKE 53 50 26343 21 16.0E EUTELSAT W2 N/A 58 14 9 16.0E EUTELSAT W2 EUT0W2KW 50 60 37870 34 16.0E EUTELSAT W2 EUT0W2RE outside footprint53 21 8 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C N/A 14 3 2 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01CH2 52 50 0 2 0 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01CV1 48 70 1 0 0 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01CV2 52 50 2 0 0 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01EH1 52 50 2 12 0 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01EH2 52 50 7 19 0 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01EV1 53 50 3 9 0 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01FH1 52 50 48 26 8 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01FH2 52 50 9 3 4 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01FV1 52 50 56 4 7 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01FV2 53 50 32 5 0 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01GKU 52 50 309109 96 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST01HKU 52 50 540285 78 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST02CKU 53 50 26 29 1 19.2E ASTRA 1E.1F.1G.1H.1KR.2C AST1KRKU 52 50 27127 10 21.5E EUTELSAT W6 EUT0W6WB 48 70 5 1 3 23.5E ASTRA 1D.3A N/A 23 19 0 23.5E ASTRA 1D.3A AST01DKH 51 55 21 1 0 23.5E ASTRA 1D.3A AST03AKU 49 60 63 11 5 26.0E BADR-2.3.4/EUROBIRD 2 BADR03KB 44 90 68 35 0 26.0E BADR-2.3.4/EUROBIRD 2 BADR04KB 47 75 21583 2 26.0E BADR-2.3.4/EUROBIRD 2 EUB002KB 40 120 20442 9 26.0E C-Band: BADR-C BADR0CCH 40 120 37 8 0 26.0E C-Band: BADR-C BADR0CCV 40 120 2 4 0 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D N/A 6 0 0 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D AST02ANO 52 50 80 45 6 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D AST02ASO 52 50 86 1 2 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D AST02BNO 52 50 61 42 18 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D AST02BSO 52 50 87 1 2 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D AST02DKB outside footprint12617 2 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D EUB001KF 54 45 17444 5 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D EUB001S1 49 60 15226 24 28.2E ASTRA 2A-B-D EUB001S2 55 40 65 21 1 30.5E ARABSAT 2B ARA02BKU outside footprint45 12 1 30.5E ARABSAT 2B ARA02BMB 31 outside footprint10 2 0 33.0E INTELSAT 802/EUROBIRD 3 EUB003KA 38 150 4 0 12 33.0E INTELSAT 802/EUROBIRD 3 EUB003KB 38 150 6 0 11 36.0E EUTELSAT SESAT.W4 N/A 5 0 0 36.0E EUTELSAT SESAT.W4 EUT0W4AF outside footprint10739 8 36.0E EUTELSAT SESAT.W4 EUT0W4EU 42 110 1377 4 36.0E EUTELSAT SESAT.W4 EUTSE1EU 48 70 7 1 1 38.0E C-Band: PAKSAT 1 PAK001CB 26 outside footprint5 0 1 38.0E C-Band: PAKSAT 1 PAK001CS outside footprint12 0 2 39.0E HELLAS SAT 2 - Europe HEL002F1 52 50 13746 5 39.0E HELLAS SAT 2 - Europe HEL002F2 53 50 7 2 0 39.0E HELLAS SAT 2 - Europe HEL002ME 36 240 9 6 0 39.0E HELLAS SAT 2 - South Africa HEL002S1 outside footprint48 20 0 40.0E EXPRESS AM1 EXPAM1C1 39 135 18 11 1 40.0E EXPRESS AM1 EXPAM1K1 49 60 8 2 0 42.0E TURKSAT 1C. 2A N/A 0 1 0 42.0E TURKSAT 1C. 2A EAS001KE 40 120 39 16 5 42.0E TURKSAT 1C. 2A EAS001KW 53 50 96 63 4 42.0E TURKSAT 1C. 2A EAS001S1 46 80 55 20 10 42.0E TURKSAT 1C. 2A TUR01CEB outside footprint10 0 0 42.0E TURKSAT 1C. 2A TUR01CWB 46 80 26 0 0 45.0E INTELSAT 12 INT012IN outside footprint63 10 5 45.0E INTELSAT 12 INT012KE 54 45 11 0 0 45.0E INTELSAT 12 INT012SA outside footprint7 0 0 49.0E C-Band: YAMAL 202 YAM202CB 40 120 33 1 1 53.0E EXPRESS AM22/SESAT 2 EXPA22K1 outside footprint2 0 0 53.0E EXPRESS AM22/SESAT 2 EXPA22K2 40 120 41 5 4 55.0E C-Band: INSAT 3E INS03ECI outside footprint2 0 0 56.0E BONUM 1 BON001KU outside footprint5 1 0 57.0E NSS 703 NSS703EH outside footprint20 1 0 57.0E NSS 703 NSS703EU 49 60 4 1 0 http://www.dishpointer.com/satellites/ 1.8.2008 DishPointer.com - Satellites Strá nka č. 2 z 3 57.0E NSS 703 NSS703GL 25 outside footprint14 54 0 57.0E NSS 703 NSS703NW 32 450 2 0 0 60.0E INTELSAT 904 INT904K1 outside footprint4 3 1 60.0E INTELSAT 904 INT904K2 outside footprint20 3 0 60.0E INTELSAT 904 INT904WH 40 120 11 0 0 62.0E INTELSAT 902 INT902CG 31 outside footprint6 1 0 62.0E INTELSAT 902 INT902K1 outside footprint19 14 0 62.0E INTELSAT 902 INT902K2 50 60 8 0 0 62.0E INTELSAT 902 INT902SE outside footprint10 3 0 62.0E INTELSAT 902 INT902WH 40 120 1 0 0 64.0E INTELSAT 906 INT906CG 36 240 3 0 0 64.0E INTELSAT 906 INT906EH outside footprint2 2 0 64.0E INTELSAT 906 INT906WH 41 120 11 0 0 66.0E C-Band: INTELSAT 704 INT704EH outside footprint2 15 3 68.5E INTELSAT 7.10 INT007SA outside footprint97 95 47 68.5E INTELSAT 7.10 INT010AV 45 90 32 11 2 68.5E INTELSAT 7.10 INT010SH 43 100 4 0 0 68.5E C-Band: INTELSAT 7.10 INT007CV 30 570 16 2 0 68.5E C-Band: INTELSAT 7.10 INT010CH 32 450 13410 2 68.5E C-Band: INTELSAT 7.10 INT010CV 35 300 104107 7 70.5E EUTELSAT W5 EUT0W5S1 outside footprint16 12 0 70.5E EUTELSAT W5 EUT0W5WB 38 150 4 0 6 72.0E INTELSAT 4 N/A 5 5 0 72.0E INTELSAT 4 INT004CA 33 outside footprint1 0 0 72.0E INTELSAT 4 INT004K1 46 80 5 2 0 72.0E INTELSAT 4 INT004SH outside footprint2 0 0 74.0E C-Band: INSAT 3C INS003CB outside footprint17 0 0 74.0E C-Band: INSAT 3C INS02ECW 38 150 2 0 0 74.0E EDUSAT EDU001KU outside footprint5 0 3 75.0E ABS-1 ABS001CA 37 180 1 1 0 75.0E ABS-1 ABS001CB 31 outside footprint11 2 6 75.0E ABS-1 ABS001NB 43 100 33 6 1 75.0E ABS-1 ABS001SB 34 360 17 0 2 76.5E TELSTAR 10 TEL010CG 38 150 11959 11 76.5E TELSTAR 10 TEL010KB outside footprint79 44 4 78.5E THAICOM 2.5 THA002CR outside footprint9 3 0 78.5E THAICOM 2.5 THA002KU outside footprint20 0 0 78.5E THAICOM 2.5 THA003CR outside footprint32 0 11 78.5E THAICOM 2.5 THA003GL outside footprint61 19 0 78.5E THAICOM 2.5 THA003KS outside footprint46 11 3 78.5E THAICOM 2.5 THA005KI outside footprint17481 0 78.5E C-Band: THAICOM 2.5 THA002CR outside footprint2 0 0 78.5E C-Band: THAICOM 2.5 THA005CG 27 outside footprint51 14 0 78.5E C-Band: THAICOM 2.5 THA005CR outside footprint88 11 1 80.0E EXPRESS AM2 EXPAM2CR 35 300 21 24 0 80.0E EXPRESS AM2 EXPAM2KR 43 100 58 4 0 83.0E INSAT3B.4A INS04AKB outside footprint1849 36 83.0E C-Band: INSAT 2E.3B.4A INS02ECW 38 150 36 0 0 83.0E C-Band: INSAT 2E.3B.4A INS02ECZ outside footprint14 0 0 83.0E C-Band: INSAT 2E.3B.4A INS04ACB outside footprint54 2 0 85.0E INTELSAT 709 INT709ME outside footprint6 0 1 87.5E CHINASTAR 1 CHI001CB outside footprint9 6 0 88.0E ST 1 STC001CB outside footprint16 7 0 88.0E ST 1 STC001K1 outside footprint10 1 0 88.0E ST 1 STC001K2 outside footprint6 4 0 90.0E YAMAL 201 YAM201CB 38 150 27 18 0 90.0E YAMAL 201 YAM201KB outside footprint19 9 6 91.5E MEASAT 1.3 MEA001KM outside footprint33 0 3 91.5E MEASAT 1.3 MEA003KI outside footprint16336 40 91.5E C-BAND: MEASAT 1.3 MEA003CG 33 outside footprint22 24 0 93.5E C-Band: INSAT 3A.4B INS03ACE outside footprint6 2 0 93.5E C-Band: INSAT 3A.4B INS03ACI outside footprint36 0 0 93.5E INSAT 4B INS04BKB outside footprint50 20 0 65.0W C-Band: BRASILSAT B2 BRA0B2CN outside footprint18 3 1 63.0W ESTRELA DO SUL 1 EST001KB outside footprint3 0 0 61.5W ECHOSTAR 3.
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  • Federal Register/Vol. 86, No. 91/Thursday, May 13, 2021/Proposed Rules

    Federal Register/Vol. 86, No. 91/Thursday, May 13, 2021/Proposed Rules

    26262 Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 91 / Thursday, May 13, 2021 / Proposed Rules FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS BCPI, Inc., 45 L Street NE, Washington, shown or given to Commission staff COMMISSION DC 20554. Customers may contact BCPI, during ex parte meetings are deemed to Inc. via their website, http:// be written ex parte presentations and 47 CFR Part 1 www.bcpi.com, or call 1–800–378–3160. must be filed consistent with section [MD Docket Nos. 20–105; MD Docket Nos. This document is available in 1.1206(b) of the Commission’s rules. In 21–190; FCC 21–49; FRS 26021] alternative formats (computer diskette, proceedings governed by section 1.49(f) large print, audio record, and braille). of the Commission’s rules or for which Assessment and Collection of Persons with disabilities who need the Commission has made available a Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2021 documents in these formats may contact method of electronic filing, written ex the FCC by email: [email protected] or parte presentations and memoranda AGENCY: Federal Communications phone: 202–418–0530 or TTY: 202–418– summarizing oral ex parte Commission. 0432. Effective March 19, 2020, and presentations, and all attachments ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking. until further notice, the Commission no thereto, must be filed through the longer accepts any hand or messenger electronic comment filing system SUMMARY: In this document, the Federal delivered filings. This is a temporary available for that proceeding, and must Communications Commission measure taken to help protect the health be filed in their native format (e.g., .doc, (Commission) seeks comment on and safety of individuals, and to .xml, .ppt, searchable .pdf).