SATELLITE DIRECTV D4S @101W
Interactive Beam Footprint Library
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SATELLITE SPACEWAY 1, as Re-Purposed for TeleCom Service @ 139W
SATELLITE DIRECTV D1R @110 W
| BEAM FOOTPRINTS | |
| D1R @110W | Long Retired |
| DOWNLINKS | |
| D1R_110_DL_Conus | |
| UPLINKS | |
| D1R_Conus | |
SATELLITE DIRECTV D7S @119W
SATELLITE DIRECTV D9S @101W
NOTE: There are 7 Beams with names preceded by "RB". These beam names were defined years before the term "RB" was associated with Reverse Band. Be certain: there are no Reverse Band beams from D9S.
NOTE: There are 7 Beams with names preceded by "RB". These beam names were defined years before the term "RB" was associated with Reverse Band. Be certain: there are no Reverse Band beams from D9S.
If you only have access to the Google Earth website (earth.google.com), you can still view these files.
1. Go to earth.google.com
2. After it loads, click on the Projects icon on the left of the screen. It looks like a pin symbol.
3. Click Open, then click "Import KML file from computer"
4. Select the Beam Footprint file you have, then click Open. The beam's contours should show up on the map after that.
This also applies to users of the Google Earth mobile app (specifically iOS users), and the instructions are pretty much the same for that as well.
1. Go to earth.google.com
2. After it loads, click on the Projects icon on the left of the screen. It looks like a pin symbol.
3. Click Open, then click "Import KML file from computer"
4. Select the Beam Footprint file you have, then click Open. The beam's contours should show up on the map after that.
This also applies to users of the Google Earth mobile app (specifically iOS users), and the instructions are pretty much the same for that as well.
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