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"The first Telecom spacecraft, Telecom 1A, was launched by an Ariane booster on 4 August 1984. They serviced both civilian and military users through twelve active and five reserve transponders operating at 6/4 GHz (four transponders), 14/12 GHz (six transponders), and 8/7 GHz (two X-band transponders).
A total of three Telecom 1 satellites were launched (1984, 1985, 1988). Only Telecom 1C remained operational at the end of 1994 and was stationed at 3 degrees E after being moved from 5 degrees W in the Fall of 1992."
Power: Two deployable solar arrays, batteries
Lifetime: Seven years
The Telecom Line Depot in the rear of the old James Martin, Phoenix Foundry site on High Street, Gawler East. c2005.
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