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AsiaSat 8

105.3°E Location-based dish alignment
Asia
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Anik G1 Satellite Channels, Frequencies, Coverage and Transponders

Anik G1 is a geostationary communication satellite located at 107.3°W. Part of Telesat's Anik fleet, it provides broadband and communication services across North America. It is co-located with Anik F1R at the same orbital position.

With the SatelliteFinder app and website, users can check coverage regions, find dish alignment angles and locate satellite direction for their location.

Anik G1 Satellite Overview

DetailInformation
Satellite NameAnik G1
Orbital Position107.3°W
Coverage RegionsNorth America
Main CountriesCanada, United States, Mexico
Total ChannelsData not yet available
Main LanguagesEnglish, French

Coverage Area of Anik G1

Anik G1 provides North American coverage from 107.3°W. Use the SatelliteFinder dish alignment tool to find dish angles for your location.

Regions Covered

  • North America

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Anik G1 used for?

Anik G1 is used for broadband and enterprise communications across North America.

What orbital position is Anik G1 at?

Anik G1 is at 107.3°W, co-located with Anik F1R.

Conclusion

Anik G1 is part of Telesat's North American satellite fleet at 107.3°W. Browse all satellites or use the dish alignment tool to get started.