Anik F2 Satellite Channels, Frequencies, Coverage and Transponders
Anik F2 is a geostationary communication satellite located at 111.1°W. It provides broadband and communication services across North and South America. Part of Telesat's Anik fleet, Anik F2 is notable for its Ka-band transponders used primarily for enterprise broadband rather than traditional TV broadcasting.
With the SatelliteFinder app and website, users can quickly search Anik F2, check coverage regions, find dish alignment angles and locate satellite direction for their location.
Anik F2 Satellite Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Satellite Name | Anik F2 |
| Orbital Position | 111.1°W |
| Coverage Regions | North America, South America |
| Main Countries | Canada, United States, Mexico, Brazil |
| Total Channels | Data not yet available |
| Total Transponders | 7 |
| Main Languages | English, French |
Coverage Area of Anik F2
Anik F2 provides coverage across North and South America from its position at 111.1°W. Its Ka-band transponders operate in the 19.7–20.0 GHz range, making it primarily used for broadband internet access and enterprise data services rather than traditional TV broadcasting.
Users can check exact satellite direction, dish alignment and signal availability using the SatelliteFinder dish alignment tool.
Regions Covered
- North America
- South America
Countries Covered
- Canada
- United States
- Mexico
- Brazil
- Argentina
- Colombia
Channels Available on Anik F2
Anik F2 is primarily a broadband and enterprise communications satellite. TV channel data is not currently available in our database. For traditional broadcasting options at the 111°W orbital position, check related satellites. Browse the full channel list on DishTuner.
Transponder List of Anik F2
Anik F2 operates 7 Ka-band transponders in the 19.7–20.0 GHz frequency range, used for broadband internet and enterprise data services.
| Frequency | Polarization | Symbol Rate | Beam |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19776 | L | 15000 | — |
| 19794 | L | 15000 | — |
| 19814 | L | 15000 | — |
| 19905 | L | 22500 | — |
| 19932 | L | 22500 | — |
| 19966 | L | 15000 | — |
| 20002 | L | 15000 | — |
How to Tune Anik F2
Anik F2 uses Ka-band frequencies for broadband services. For TV channel reception, refer to the transponder list when TV services become available. Basic tuning parameters include:
- Satellite: Anik F2
- Position: 111.1°W
- Frequency: Select from transponder list above
- Polarization: L (Left-hand Circular)
- Symbol Rate: As listed per transponder
- FEC: Auto
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Anik F2 used for?
Anik F2 is used primarily for Ka-band broadband internet and enterprise communication services across North and South America.
Which countries are covered by Anik F2?
Anik F2 primarily covers Canada, the United States, Mexico and parts of South America.
What orbital position is Anik F2 at?
Anik F2 is located at 111.1°W, co-located with Anik F4.
What frequency band does Anik F2 use?
Anik F2 operates in the Ka-band at 19.7–20.0 GHz frequencies with Left-hand Circular (L) polarization.
Conclusion
Anik F2 is a Ka-band satellite at 111.1°W serving North and South America with broadband and enterprise communication services. Its 7 transponders operate in the Ka-band making it primarily a data services satellite.
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