Falcon 9 Koreasat 5A - will be 113E

solly

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koreasat 5a will be launch 30 October
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next 50 minute launch
 

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success launch
 

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Koreasat 5A has finished in-orbit testing at 114.5°E, and will arrive at 113°E tomorrow.

KoreaSat 5A – Falcon 9 – KoreaSat 5A
"Based on Thales Alenia’s Spacebus-4000 satellite platform, the 3,700-Kilogram KoreaSat-5A hosts a total of 36 Ku-Band transponders: twenty 54 MHz, twelve 36 MHz and four extended, steerable Ku-Band transponders with a bandwidth of 36 MHz. The transponders operate at uplink frequencies of 13.75-14.5 GHz and downlink occurs between 11.45 and 11.7 GHz and 12.25 and 12.75 GHz. The satellite has a total payload power of 7 Kilowatts."
 
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