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<blockquote data-quote="Turok" data-source="post: 711818" data-attributes="member: 192339">Hello!good evening!just found this intresting&nbsp; information(google translated)According&nbsp; to the manufacturer of NILESAT 201 and Regional African Satellite&nbsp; Communication QAF1R, Thales Alenia Space, the decrease of the satellite&nbsp; ran checks on their orbits around the Earth, also known as IOAR for In&nbsp; Orbit Acceptance Review, to the satisfaction of customers. After the two satellites in the fourth August&nbsp; 2010 from the upper stage of Ariane-5 rocket, which was launched in&nbsp; Kourou has been suspended in space, were Thales Alenia Space was in&nbsp; collaboration with Telespazio for both satellites in parallel each of&nbsp; which the first commissioning phase, also called the LEOP for Launch and&nbsp; Early Orbit phase is called settled. In the satellite control of Thales Alenia Space in Cannes and facilities in the Italian Telespazio Fucino cooperated closely. Following LEOP followed for each satellite a three-week test period, which also called for IOT In-Orbit Tests. These two satellites were monitored around the clock by Thales Alenia Space in Cannes.With&nbsp; Nilesat 201 will provide the Egyptian state-controlled operator Nilesat&nbsp; Africa and the Middle East with radio and television and broadband&nbsp; internet. That&nbsp; is equipped with 7 degrees west positioned in geostationary orbit&nbsp; satellite with 24 Ku-band transponders and four Ka-band transponders.ArianespaceImage vergrößernRASCOM-QAF1R (front) and Nilesat 201 (rear) with launch preparations in Kourou(Image: Arianespace)Regional&nbsp; African Satellite Communication QAF1R RascomStar of the Regional&nbsp; African Satellite Communication Organization for QAF1 planned&nbsp; replacement satellite. Regional African&nbsp; Satellite Communication QAF1 consumed after its launch in 2007 due to a&nbsp; helium leak significantly more fuel to reach the geostationary orbit&nbsp; than planned, which is why the commercial life of the satellite reduced&nbsp; considerably. Instead of a possible deployment of 15 years was expected to only two to three years, they have passed the intervening period. With&nbsp; 12 Ku-band and eight C-band transponders, the new Regional African&nbsp; Satellite Communication QAF1R supply for 15 years Africa, parts of&nbsp; Europe and the Middle East with television, telecommunications and the&nbsp; Internet. The satellite is stationed at 2.9 East in geostationary orbit.Nilesat 201 is indexed with the NORAD-No. 36 830 or as COSPAR object 2010-037A.Regional African Satellite Communication QAF1R is indexed with the NORAD-No. 36 831 or as an object COSPAR 2010-037B.here you can see a picture of nilesat ,on the orginal page!_http://www.raumfahrer.net/news/raumfahrt/19092010110609.shtml</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Turok, post: 711818, member: 192339"] Hello! good evening! just found this intresting information(google translated) According to the manufacturer of NILESAT 201 and Regional African Satellite Communication QAF1R, Thales Alenia Space, the decrease of the satellite ran checks on their orbits around the Earth, also known as IOAR for In Orbit Acceptance Review, to the satisfaction of customers. After the two satellites in the fourth August 2010 from the upper stage of Ariane-5 rocket, which was launched in Kourou has been suspended in space, were Thales Alenia Space was in collaboration with Telespazio for both satellites in parallel each of which the first commissioning phase, also called the LEOP for Launch and Early Orbit phase is called settled. In the satellite control of Thales Alenia Space in Cannes and facilities in the Italian Telespazio Fucino cooperated closely. Following LEOP followed for each satellite a three-week test period, which also called for IOT In-Orbit Tests. These two satellites were monitored around the clock by Thales Alenia Space in Cannes. With Nilesat 201 will provide the Egyptian state-controlled operator Nilesat Africa and the Middle East with radio and television and broadband internet. That is equipped with 7 degrees west positioned in geostationary orbit satellite with 24 Ku-band transponders and four Ka-band transponders. Arianespace Image vergrößernRASCOM-QAF1R (front) and Nilesat 201 (rear) with launch preparations in Kourou (Image: Arianespace) Regional African Satellite Communication QAF1R RascomStar of the Regional African Satellite Communication Organization for QAF1 planned replacement satellite. Regional African Satellite Communication QAF1 consumed after its launch in 2007 due to a helium leak significantly more fuel to reach the geostationary orbit than planned, which is why the commercial life of the satellite reduced considerably. Instead of a possible deployment of 15 years was expected to only two to three years, they have passed the intervening period. With 12 Ku-band and eight C-band transponders, the new Regional African Satellite Communication QAF1R supply for 15 years Africa, parts of Europe and the Middle East with television, telecommunications and the Internet. The satellite is stationed at 2.9 East in geostationary orbit. Nilesat 201 is indexed with the NORAD-No. 36 830 or as COSPAR object 2010-037A. Regional African Satellite Communication QAF1R is indexed with the NORAD-No. 36 831 or as an object COSPAR 2010-037B. here you can see a picture of nilesat ,on the orginal page! _http://www.raumfahrer.net/news/raumfahrt/19092010110609.shtml [/QUOTE]

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