Intelsat 1R

Intelsat 1R
Start date	November 16, 2000, 01:07 UTC
Launcher	Ariane 5G V135
Launch site	CSG , ELA-3
COSPAR-ID :	2000-072A
Takeoff mass	4792 kg
Mass in orbit	3059 kg
Manufacturer	Boeing Satellite Systems
Satellite bus	BSS-702
lifespan	15 years (planned)
operator	Intelsat
Playback information
Transponder	36 C-band + 9 backup 36 Ku-band + 9 backup
Transponder performance	C-band 12 x 34 W ; 24 × 55 W Ku-band 24 × 125 W; 12 × 140 W.
Bandwidth	C-band 36 × 36 MHz, Ku-band 36 × 36 MHz
EIRP	C-band Europe / Africa, horizontal 41 dBW C-band USA / Latin America 42 dBW C-band, global, vertical 34 dBW Ku-band Europe / North Africa, horizontal 52 dBW Ku-band South America, horizontal 51 dBW Ku-band USA / Mexico, horizontal 49 dBW Ku band Europe / North Africa, vertical 49 dBW Ku band USA / Mexico, vertical 49 dBW Ku band South America, vertical Beam1 52 dBW Ku band South America, vertical Beam2 51 dBW
Others
Electrical power	End: 14,300 W
position
First position	45 ° west
Actual position	45 ° west
List of geostationary satellites

Intelsat 1R (formerly PanAmSat 1R or PAS 1R ) is a television satellite of the satellite operator Intelsat . The satellite was transported into space on November 16, 2000 for the PanAmSat company on board an Ariane 5 rocket from the Center Spatial Guyanais , the spaceport in Kourou / French Guiana . It offers capacities for telecommunications , Internet and radio services . As the PanAmSat 1R, this satellite was the largest and most powerful in the PanAmSat fleet.

The satellite has an expected lifespan of around 15 years.

reception

The satellite can be received in Europe , North and South America , the Caribbean and North Africa . The transmission takes place in the C and Ku bands .