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'''RadSat-1''' is a [[Radictistan|Radictistani]] [[wikipedia:Communications_satellite|communications satellite]] owned and operated by [[RadSat]], used primarily for digital television. The satellite has 28 [[wikipedia:Ku-band|Ku]]-band and 12 [[wikipedia:C-band|C]]-band [[wikipedia:Transponder_(satellite_communications)|transponders]] each with 36 [[wikipedia:Hertz|MHz]] bandwidth for television broadcasting. In addition, the satellite has three 72 MHz C-band transponders for international telephony. RadSat-1 has two fixed beams serving the continent of [[Apathia]].  
'''RadSat-1''' is a [[Radictistan|Radictistani]] [[wikipedia:Communications_satellite|communications satellite]] owned and operated by [[RadSat]], used primarily for digital television. The satellite has 28 [[wikipedia:Ku-band|Ku]]-band and 12 [[wikipedia:C_band_(IEEE)|C]]-band [[wikipedia:Transponder_(satellite_communications)|transponders]] each with 36 [[wikipedia:Hertz|MHz]] bandwidth for television broadcasting. In addition, the satellite has three 72 MHz C-band transponders for international telephony. RadSat-1 has two fixed beams serving the continent of [[Apathia]].  
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RadSat-1
Mission typeCommunications
OperatorRadSat
COSPAR IDTemplate:Cospar
SATCAT no.Template:Wd
Spacecraft properties
SpacecraftRadSat-1
BusRadSat A
ManufacturerKonavia Orbital
Launch mass5,150 kilograms
Start of mission
Launch dateSeptember 16, 2013
ContractorHatsunespace
Orbital parameters
Reference systemGeocentric
RegimeGeostationary
Transponders
Band28 Ku-band
15 C-band
Bandwidth40 x 36 MHz
3 x 72 MHz
Coverage areaApathia
 

RadSat-1 is a Radictistani communications satellite owned and operated by RadSat, used primarily for digital television. The satellite has 28 Ku-band and 12 C-band transponders each with 36 MHz bandwidth for television broadcasting. In addition, the satellite has three 72 MHz C-band transponders for international telephony. RadSat-1 has two fixed beams serving the continent of Apathia.