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Here is an exclusive information about New Telecommunication Satellite launches :

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Source : Lyngsat
 
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SIRIUS FM-6 is a new, high-power satellite designed to operate in a Geostationary orbit (GEO). This satellite will be the seventh SS/L-built spacecraft in the SIRIUS XM Radio fleet and will provide nearly double the power of the satellites in SIRIUS XM’s existing, in-orbit constellation, continuing to improve service for SIRIUS subscribers. SIRIUS FM-6 will carry an X-band uplink and an S-band downlink payload. With almost 20 kilowatts end-of-life power, it is one of the world's most powerful satellites being built today. The satellite is scheduled for launch in 2012

Source : ssloral
 
Launch Date : 5 March 2012
Satellite : Sirius FM-6
Satellite : 115° West
Launcher : Proton
Comments : Radio Satellite

Launch Date : 25 March 2012
Satellite : Intelsat 22
Position : 72° East
Launcher : Proton
Transponders : 18 Ku, 24 C
 
Sirius FM-6 launch postponed to 26 March 2012

New Details of Launch :

Launch Date : 26 March 2012
Satellite : Sirius FM-6
Satellite : 115° West
Launcher : Proton
Comments : S band Radio Satellite

Source : Flysat
 

Next Launch :

Launch Date : 25 March 2012
Satellite : Intelsat 22
Position : 72° East
Launcher : Proton
Transponders : 18 Ku, 24 C
 
Intelsat 22 planned to be launched on 25th March according to the schedule...
 
Intelsat 22 @72 deg east will have 18 Ku and 24 C band transponders.. which means more channels to enjoy..
 
RE: Upcoming Satellite launches

Satellite : Apstar 7
Position : 76.5° East
Launch Date : 31 March 2012
Status : Successfuly launched
Vehicle : Long March 3B
Transponders : 28 C - 28 Ku
 
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