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- Eutelsat_28A abstract "Eutelsat 28A (formerly Eurobird 1) is a Eutelsat operated Eurobird satellite, used primarily for digital television. It is located at 28.5° east in the Clarke Belt, just within the range of most satellite dishes pointed at SES' Astra 1N, 2A, 2B and 2D at 28.2° east. It was launched in March 2001, and after a short period testing at 33°E, joined Eutelsat 2F4 at 28.5°E. Its name changed on 1 March 2012 from Eurobird 1 to Eutelsat 28A.The satellite has three beams. A fixed beam covers almost all of Europe as well as north-western Africa, although it carries channels targeted only at Ireland and the United Kingdom. There are also two steerable beams - the first, "S1", co-focused with the fixed beam but with a Europe-only footprint, and a second, "S2", aimed to central Europe. This beam features many transponders with low symbol rates, used for satellite news gathering.Once stationed at 28.5°E, the satellite was promoted as providing satellite coverage for all of Europe, and featured both analogue and digital television and radio services serving Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and other countries. Many of the services it carried had previously been on Kopernikus 2 which had operated at 28.5°E since 1990. These stations slowly started to leave, mostly due to viewers/listeners in those target audiences moving to more traditional orbital positions - 19.2°E for Austria, and the relatively new 23.5°E for the Czech and Slovak Republics. Additional demand for bandwidth at 28°E, to carry HDTV signals, is likely to lead to S2 having its frequency plan re-arranged so as to allow Sky Digibox receivers to see its transponders.It features 24 active transponders and 12 backup transponders, all Ku band. 12 of its transponders are significantly wider (72 MHz bandwidth) than traditional broadcast satellites, and are reconfigurable into multiple "virtual" transponders. Each transponder is fixed only in its polarity, and many are carrying at least two, and up to 6 virtual transponders.In August 2012 it was confirmed that, after some loss of power events on Eutelsat 28A, Eutelsat 48B would be redeployed to the orbital position of 28.5 degrees East to ensure continuity of service.".
- Eutelsat_28A cosparId "2001-011A".
- Eutelsat_28A wikiPageExternalLink eutelsat-28a-at-28-2e.
- Eutelsat_28A wikiPageExternalLink www.linowsat.de.
- Eutelsat_28A wikiPageExternalLink eb1.html.
- Eutelsat_28A wikiPageExternalLink fleet-coverage.
- Eutelsat_28A wikiPageID "1725590".
- Eutelsat_28A wikiPageRevisionID "595113379".
- Eutelsat_28A apsis "gee".
- Eutelsat_28A cosparId "2001".
- Eutelsat_28A hasPhotoCollection Eutelsat_28A.
- Eutelsat_28A launchContractor Arianespace.
- Eutelsat_28A launchDate "--03-08".
- Eutelsat_28A launchRocket "Ariane 5G V140".
- Eutelsat_28A launchSite ELA-3.
- Eutelsat_28A launchSite Guiana_Space_Centre.
- Eutelsat_28A manufacturer Thales_Alenia_Space.
- Eutelsat_28A missionDuration "3.786912E8".
- Eutelsat_28A missionType "Communications".
- Eutelsat_28A name "Eutelsat 28A".
- Eutelsat_28A namesList "Eurobird 1".
- Eutelsat_28A namesList "Eutelsat 28A".
- Eutelsat_28A operator Eutelsat.
- Eutelsat_28A orbitLongitude "28.5".
- Eutelsat_28A orbitLongitude "33".
- Eutelsat_28A orbitReference Geocentric_orbit.
- Eutelsat_28A orbitRegime Geostationary_orbit.
- Eutelsat_28A power "5900".
- Eutelsat_28A satcat "26719".
- Eutelsat_28A spacecraftBus Spacebus.
- Eutelsat_28A transBandwidth "12".
- Eutelsat_28A transTwta "90".
- Eutelsat_28A subject Category:Communications_satellites_in_geostationary_orbit.
- Eutelsat_28A subject Category:Spacebus_satellites.
- Eutelsat_28A subject Category:Spacecraft_launched_in_2001.
- Eutelsat_28A type ArtificialSatellite.
- Eutelsat_28A type Satellite.
- Eutelsat_28A type Thing.
- Eutelsat_28A comment "Eutelsat 28A (formerly Eurobird 1) is a Eutelsat operated Eurobird satellite, used primarily for digital television. It is located at 28.5° east in the Clarke Belt, just within the range of most satellite dishes pointed at SES' Astra 1N, 2A, 2B and 2D at 28.2° east. It was launched in March 2001, and after a short period testing at 33°E, joined Eutelsat 2F4 at 28.5°E. Its name changed on 1 March 2012 from Eurobird 1 to Eutelsat 28A.The satellite has three beams.".
- Eutelsat_28A label "Eurobird 1".
- Eutelsat_28A label "Eutelsat 28A".
- Eutelsat_28A label "Eutelsat 28A".
- Eutelsat_28A label "Eutelsat 28A".
- Eutelsat_28A label "Eutelsat 28A".
- Eutelsat_28A label "Eutelsat 28A".
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs Eutelsat_28A.
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs Eurobird_1.
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs Eutelsat_28A.
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs Eutelsat_28A.
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs Eutelsat_28A.
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs m.05rd81.
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs Q1378814.
- Eutelsat_28A sameAs Q1378814.
- Eutelsat_28A wasDerivedFrom Eutelsat_28A?oldid=595113379.
- Eutelsat_28A homepage eutelsat-28a-at-28-2e.
- Eutelsat_28A isPrimaryTopicOf Eutelsat_28A.