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- INSAT-2D was an Indian communications satellite. Launched on 4 June 1997, and similar to , INSAT-2D went out of order on October 4, 1997, because of a power inconsistency problem and was later replaced by INSAT-2DT, an in-orbit satellite which was previously known as ARABSAT-1C. The main aim of the satellite was improved communication. In the INSAT-2 (Indian National Satellite System) series, INSAT-2D was the fourth consecutive communication satellite. The satellite was launched using an Ariane 4 rocket from French Guiana. The satellite was placed into geostationary orbit at an inclination of 93.5 degrees east. INSAT-2D's lift-off mass was 2,079 kg (4,583 lb) with propellants of which 995 kg (2,194 lb) were the dry weight. The satellite was expected to have a nominal lifespan of around 7–9 years. The onboard power of the satellite was estimated to be 1,650 watts. Its communication payload consisted of 16C-band transponders (extended C-band, for fixed-satellite service), two high-power C-band transponders (for broadcasting-satellite service, BSS), one S-band transponder (for BSS), one C/S-band mobile communication transponder, and three Ku-band transponders. (en)
- O INSAT-2D foi um satélite de comunicação geoestacionário indiano da série INSAT que esteve localizado na posição orbital de 74,1 graus de longitude leste, foi construído e também seria operado pela Organização Indiana de Pesquisa Espacial (ISRO), mas, o mesmo saiu de serviço em 05 de outubro de 1997 após um problema de energia provocado por um curto-circuito ocorrido no dia 01 de outubro de 1997, a atitude foi perdido e não pode ser recuperada. O satélite foi baseado na plataforma e sua expectativa de vida útil era de 9 anos. (pt)
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- Multipurpose communication (en)
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- O INSAT-2D foi um satélite de comunicação geoestacionário indiano da série INSAT que esteve localizado na posição orbital de 74,1 graus de longitude leste, foi construído e também seria operado pela Organização Indiana de Pesquisa Espacial (ISRO), mas, o mesmo saiu de serviço em 05 de outubro de 1997 após um problema de energia provocado por um curto-circuito ocorrido no dia 01 de outubro de 1997, a atitude foi perdido e não pode ser recuperada. O satélite foi baseado na plataforma e sua expectativa de vida útil era de 9 anos. (pt)
- INSAT-2D was an Indian communications satellite. Launched on 4 June 1997, and similar to , INSAT-2D went out of order on October 4, 1997, because of a power inconsistency problem and was later replaced by INSAT-2DT, an in-orbit satellite which was previously known as ARABSAT-1C. The main aim of the satellite was improved communication. In the INSAT-2 (Indian National Satellite System) series, INSAT-2D was the fourth consecutive communication satellite. The satellite was launched using an Ariane 4 rocket from French Guiana. (en)
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- INSAT-2D (pt)
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