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Eutelsat 9A / Hotbird 7A is moving East
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<blockquote data-quote="hvdh" data-source="post: 964506" data-attributes="member: 187415"><p>I agree, 9A would be well suited for expanding 16°E towards Europe.</p><p>Or if the footprint can be adjusted properly towards Africa, might even be a replacement for the lost Amos-5.</p><p>Eutelsat and Amos were already cooperating in the 16°E/17°E slot.</p><p></p><p>Eutelsat 16B is end-of-life since Feb 2015.</p><p>Eutelsat 16C is actually at 14.5°E (inclined 3.4°), as Eutelsat says "providing internet services for markets in Central Asia".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hvdh, post: 964506, member: 187415"] I agree, 9A would be well suited for expanding 16°E towards Europe. Or if the footprint can be adjusted properly towards Africa, might even be a replacement for the lost Amos-5. Eutelsat and Amos were already cooperating in the 16°E/17°E slot. Eutelsat 16B is end-of-life since Feb 2015. Eutelsat 16C is actually at 14.5°E (inclined 3.4°), as Eutelsat says "providing internet services for markets in Central Asia". [/QUOTE]
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