The SBIRS-Geo 2 discussion don't really belong in this thread, but need to finalize it!The ITU database has a clue: on 20.6°E, a USA satellite (nick)named USOBO-5A is registered.
Transponders (bandwidth):
20252.5 (4 MHz)
20452.5 (4 & 5 MHz)
20462.5 (5 MHz)
20752.5 (200 MHz)
The trouble that bothers me now, is the SBIRS-Geo 2 TLE, that apparently has the correct belt crossing time, but wrong longitude. I can trace back at least for half a year, the TLE always had 19.2...19.4°E. But always found this rather strange, another satellite so close to the 19.2°E Astra constellation.
Astra 2G is moving to east, at this time is about 23,5°E.....