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Defense Media Center Satellite Handbook V.3.26 Spain, Madrid 40.24N 03.41W MV: 3.70 W HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13. E 158.2 40.5 Moron (Moron de la Frontiera) 37.08N 05.27W MV: 4.21 W HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13. E 154.5 42.9 Rota 36.37N 06.21W MV: 5.01 W HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 153.0 43.2 “ INTELSAT 906 C LHC 64.0 E 107.04 7.04 “ INTELSAT 10-02 C RHC 1.0 W 176.11 47.13 “ NSS-7 C LHC 338.0 E 208.9 44.6 Sweden, Stockholm 59.20N 18.03E MV: 3.21 E HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 182.5 22.6 Switzerland, Geneva 46.12 N 6.09 E MV: 0.77 W HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 170.8 36.5 Turkey, Adana 37.01N 35.18E MV: 3.47 E HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 210.4 41.1 Adara 39.56N 32.52E MV: 3.61 E HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 205.3 39.9 Incirlik 37.00 N 35.83 E MV: 3.40 E HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0E 211.2 40.8 “ INTELSAT 10-02 C RHC 359 E 227.82 32.40 “ NSS-7 C LHC 338.0 E 245.50 16.8 “ INTELSAT 906 C LHC 64.0 E 134.94 37.90 Izmir 38.25N 27.09E MV: 3.08 E HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 198.9 43.3 “ INTELSAT 10-02 C RHC 359 E 217.68 36.91 “ NSS-7 C LHC 338.0 E 238.6 22.9 “ INTELSAT 906 C LHC 64.0 E 126.41 31.49 Ukraine, Kiev 50.50 N 30.50 E MV: 5.76 E HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 196.6 29.8 “ INTELSAT 10-02 C RHC 359 E 212.69 24.97 “ NSS-7 C LHC 338.0 E 233.7 14.4 “ INTELSAT 906 C LHC 64.0 E 133.62 24.10 United Kingdom, Cambridge 52.13N 00.80E MV: 3.92 W HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 170.3 29.8 London 51.30N 00.07W MV:4.64 W HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0 E 166.5 30.0 Reading 51.47N 0.98 W MV: 4.56 W HOTBIRDS 6 & 9 KU H 13.0E 165.8 29.6 “ INTELSAT 10-02 C RHC 359 E 184.59 31.09 “ NSS-7 C LHC 338.0 E 209.5 27.9 Notes: Higher elevations “higher look angles”, typically result in better reception and less interference. If there is a choice between two satellites all other things being equal, the one with the higher elevation will normally get the better signal. Because of the way the Direct to Sailor signal is sent it may have better reception in some locations even though it is lower in the sky. The best thing to do is to try out each signal available and choose the best one. Appendix C page 18
Defense Media Center Satellite Handbook V.3.26 Appendix D AFRTS Satellite Information Current as of 29 Jan 08 AFRTS SatNet Service NewSkies NSS-9 (C-band) (dual transponders) Location: 183 degrees East Band: C Transponder Antenna polarization: Left-hand circular Receiver Setting Polarization: “H-fixed” for model 9234 consumer-grade decoders or “H” for commercial-grade decoders with dual-band LNBs C Band Downlink Frequency: 3647.1250 MHz and 3683.0 MHz L-Band: 1502.875 MHz and 1467.0 MHz Symbol Rate: 28.0000 MS/s FEC Rate: ¾ EIRP: 35.5 dBW Network ID: 2 and 8 Coverage Map: http://www.newskies.com/newhome/home_net.asp# click on the map and select NSS-5 and then the C-band half of the satellite. The north-west zone beam is AFRTS. NewSkies NSS-6 (Ku-band) (dual transponders) Location: 95 degrees East Band: Ku Transponder Antenna polarization: Vertical Polarization** Receiver Setting Polarization: “V-fixed” for model 9234 consumer-grade decoders or “V” for commercial-grade decoders with dual-band LNBs Ku Band Downlink Frequency: 12.647 GHz and 12.688 GHz Transponder: B5 and C3 L-Band: 2.047 GHz* and 2.088 GHz* Symbol Rate: 28.0000 MS/s FEC Rate: ¾ EIRP: 53.7 dBW center pattern Network ID: 4 Coverage Map: http://www.newskies.com/newhome/home_net.asp# click on the map and select NSS-6 and then the Ku-band half of the satellite (lower half. Now hover the mouse over the Japan/Korea area. INTELSAT 10-02 (South America, Africa, and Atlantic Ocean Region) Location: 359 degrees East (1 degree West) Band: C Transponder Antenna Polarization: RHCP Receiver Setting Polarization: “H-fixed” C-Band Frequency: 4.1750 GHz Transponder: 38 L-Band frequency: 975 MHz Appendix D page 19
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Appendix A: Virtual Channel Listing
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PowerVu Channel 11 Video: AFN|prime
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PowerVu Channel 35 Video: AFN|progr
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