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| 1 | 148 E | moving | Paksat-MM (PakSat Multi-Mission Satelite 1, Asiasat 4) | 27718 | 2003-014A | HS-601HP | Pakistan Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunications | Cape Canaveral SFS | 4137 | 12-Apr-2003 | | | 28 active transponders with six spares in C-band, powered by 55 watt traveling-wave tube amplifiers (TWTAs), and 20 active transponders with four spares in Ku-band, powered by 140 watt TWTAs to provide broadcast, telecommunications and broadband multimedia services to four continents, and direct-to-home broadcast services to Pakistan |
| 2 | 150 W | moving | Inmarsat-3F3 (Inmarsat 3F3, I3F3, POR) | 24674 | 1996-070A | LM-700A | Inmarsat plc | Cape Canaveral SFS | 2040 | 18-Dec-1996 | | | 22 (+11) L-band transponders (22W Power amplifiers), C-band uplink. 7 Wide Spots and 1 Global Beam to provide broadcasting, business services and mobile communications to Pacific Ocean Region |
| 3 | 104 W | moving | Hylas 1 (HylasOne, Hylas One) | 37237 | 2010-065A | I-2K (I-2000) Bus | Avanti Communications Ltd | Guiana Space Center | 2570 | 26-Nov-2010 | | | 8 Ka-band and 2 Ku-band transponders to provide broadband Internet access and to distribute and broadcast High Definition Television (HDTV) and cover 22 countries in Western and Central Europe. |
| 4 | 19 W | moving | Arcturus (Aurora 4A) | 56371 | 2023-060B | MicroGEO | Astranis Space Technologies Corp. | Cape Canaveral SFS | 400 | 1-May-2023 | | | Small geostationary high-throughput communications satellite to be used to provide broadband communications services for Alaska for Pacific Dataport. Astranis will be the owner and operator of the satellite. The payload was designed to deliver 7.5 gigabits per second. After reaching orbit, Arcturus suffered a solar array malfunction. It will be temporarily replaced with UtilitySat 1, which is to launch later in 2023, until a full replacement is available.
Relocating to 78E Orbital location |
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