Wednesday, April 18, 2001

USA-108

 1995-003A


This was the first of the Block II UHF F/O series, with an EHF (Extremely High Frequency) package, requiring a switch to the more powerful Atlas II booster. The satellite had a mass of 3023 kg at orbit insertion, including 1673 kg of propellant.


UHF F/O F4 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1995 Jan 29  0125  Launch from LC36A 
 0127:45  Booster sep 
  MECO at 160 km 
 0129  Centaur burn 1, 6:45 
 0135  Centaur MECO, 11 min drift  170 x 1598 km 
 0146  Centaur burn 2,  
 0148  Centaur MECO-2 
 0153  Centaur sep 
1995 Jan 29    479.42 301 x 27524 x 26.9 
1995 Jan 30  1745? LAM-1 at perigee 
1995 Jan 31    638.26 313 x 36042 x 26.7 
1995 Feb 1  0700?  LAM-2 apogee 
1995 Feb 1    781.74 7495 x 35698 x 14.7 
1995 Feb 2  0900?  LAM-3 
1995 Feb 2    1171.36 24473 x 36387 x 5.4 
1995 Feb 4  0100?  LAM-4 
1995 Feb 4    1400.47 34225 x 35947 x 5.2 
1995 Feb 4  2300?  LAM-5 
1995 Feb 7    1436.23 35645 x 35933 x 5.1 GEO 170.8W+0.04W 
1995 Feb 25    1436.02 35647 x 35923 x 5.1 GEO 170.1W 
1995 Mar 8   mv out 
1995 Mar 20    1436.77 35788 x 35810 x 5.1 GEO 176.6W+0.2W 
1995 Apr 21    1436.14 35776 x 35798 x 5.1 GEO 177.9W 
1995 Sep 9    1435.89 35768 x 35796 x 4.9 GEO 176.3W 
1995 Dec 20    1436.23 35772 x 35805 x 4.8 GEO 176.9W 
1997 Jun 17    1436.17 35775 x 35800 x 4.3 GEO 177.6W 
1999 Mar 23    1436.28 35772 x 35808 x 3.5 GEO 177.0W 

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