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    Ciel-2 Now Scheduled for November?

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    Spaceflight Now is currently reporting that Ciel-2 will launch sometime in November, according to a July 17 update:


    Spaceflight Now | Tracking Station | Worldwide launch schedule




    The launch schedule for ILS is listed as:
    8/13: Inmarsat 4-F3
    Sept (TBA): Nimiq 4
    Oct (TBA): Astra 1M
    Nov (TBA): Ciel 2
    Seems like a pretty agressive schedule, but it would be great if it actually worked out! Has this been verified anywhere else?

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    Yeah lets hope all things go well..
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    Do we know who will be useing he AMC-21 which is going to 125 orbit??


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    AMERICOM-21 (AMC-21) is planned as an all Ku-band satellite to operate from the 125o W.L. orbital position. The spacecraft is being built by Thales Alenia Space, incorporating the Orbital Sciences STAR-2 satellite bus. In addition to providing comprehensive 50-state coverage, AMC-21 will also feature high-power coverage of the Gulf of Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.


    Spacecraft design Orbital STAR-2; Thales Alenia Space (payload)
    Orbital location 125o W.L.
    Launch Date 12 August 2008
    Design Life 15 years


    Ku-band payload 24 x 36 MHz
    Amp type TWTA, 110 watts
    Amp Redundancy 32 for 24
    Receiver redundancy 6 for 4
    Coverage 50-State, Caribbean, Southern Canada, Mexico

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    Isn't this ahead of schedule? Last I saw, Q1 '09.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KAB View Post
    Isn't this ahead of schedule? Last I saw, Q1 '09.
    It needs to be ahead of schedule. 129 might die at any minute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bradtothebone View Post
    Spaceflight Now is currently reporting that Ciel-2 will launch sometime in November, according to a July 17 update:


    Spaceflight Now | Tracking Station | Worldwide launch schedule




    The launch schedule for ILS is listed as:
    8/13: Inmarsat 4-F3
    Sept (TBA): Nimiq 4
    Oct (TBA): Astra 1M
    Nov (TBA): Ciel 2
    Seems like a pretty agressive schedule, but it would be great if it actually worked out! Has this been verified anywhere else?

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    Aggressive given their recent launch history. Couldn't verify it at the ILS site, but looking over their previous launches, it's doable (barring another anomaly like AMC-14).


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    Quote Originally Posted by Poke View Post
    Do we know who will be useing he AMC-21 which is going to 125 orbit??
    PBS will be using a few transponders.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jmjunkin View Post
    It needs to be ahead of schedule. 129 might die at any minute.

    So this is the replacement for 129 & has nothing to do with Eastern Arc?

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    That is correct.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bnewt View Post
    So this is the replacement for 129 & has nothing to do with Eastern Arc?
    More than just a replacement. It's a spotbeam bird too, so it should bring more HD local markets online.

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