Sirius XM7 at 85° W
also known as SXM-7
Technical details
- Status
- failed
- Orbital position
- 85° WChannel line-up at 85° W | Coverage maps
- NORAD number
- 47240
- COSPAR number
- 2020-096A
- Operator
- XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc./Sirius Satellite Radio
- Manufacturer
- Intuitive Machines (SSL/MDA/Maxar/Lanteris)
- Model
- LS-1300
- Launch
- 13 Dec 2020 from Cape Canaveral SFS on Falcon 9 Block 5
- Launch mass
- 7000 kg
- Dry mass
- 2884 kg
- Expected lifetime
- 15+ years
- Callsign
- S3033
- Beacon
- 2323.1 RHCP, 2325.5 RHCP, 2335.0 RHCP, 2339.6 RHCP, 4196.5, 4198.0
- Orbit
- GEO
About Sirius XM7
S-band capacity to provide entertainment and data services to tens of millions of subscribers across North America replacing XM-3. After 6 weeks during initial testing a payload failure occurred. The satellite was declared a total loss in February 2021. The satellite has a secondary payload that is functioning for a separate service.