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Technical Profile Scheduled for launch in 2013, Spacecom’s AMOS-4 satellite will establish a new orbital position at 65°E, providing a full range of satellite services for India, Southeast Asia, Russia, the Middle East and other additional service areas. AMOS-4's multiple Ku and Ka transponders create a powerful platform, enabling a wide range of cross-band, cross-beam connectivity options. For our customers, this means extensive broadcast and broadband reach into the vast urban and rural areas of these regions. Available satellite services for customers include Direct-To-Home (DTH), video distribution, VSAT communications and broadband Internet. With its new orbital slot, additional capacity, expanded coverage areas and cross-region connectivity, AMOS-4 positions Spacecom at the forefront of international satellite operators delivering comprehensive satellite solutions. Our constellation, which provides comprehensive coverage for Europe, Africa and the Middle East, also includes our AMOS-2 and AMOS-3 satellites, co-located at the 4°W orbital "Hot Spot”, and AMOS-5 located at 17°E. General Specifications s p a c e t o e x p a n d • Orbital location 65° East • Frequency band Ku, Ka • Number of available Ku-band Transponders 8 x 108MHz • Number of available Ka-band Transponders 4 x 216MHz • Service areas - Ku-band beams: two shaped steerable beams covering Russia and India with optional steering to: Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Central Asia, India, South Africa and Central East Europe - Ka-band beam: one shaped steerable beam covering the Middle East. Optional steering to: Russia, India, China, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Africa • Full cross beam connectivity Ku to Ku • Full cross band connectivity Ka to Ku – U/L in Ka beam and D/L in any Ku beam • Expected Launch date ............................................. 2013 4

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T e c h n i c a l P r o f i l e

Scheduled for launch in 2013, Spacecom’s AMOS-4 satellite will establish a new orbital position at 65°E, providing a full range of satellite services for India, Southeast Asia, Russia, the Middle East and other additional service areas.

AMOS-4's multiple Ku and Ka transponders create a powerful platform, enabling a wide range of cross-band, cross-beam connectivity options. For our customers, this means extensive broadcast and broadband reach into the vast urban and rural areas of these regions. Available satellite services for customers include Direct-To-Home (DTH), video distribution, VSAT communications and broadband Internet.

With its new orbital slot, additional capacity, expanded coverage areas and cross-region connectivity, AMOS-4 positions Spacecom at the forefront of international satellite operators delivering comprehensive satellite solutions. Our constellation, which provides comprehensive coverage for Europe, Africa and the Middle East, also includes our AMOS-2 and AMOS-3 satellites, co-located at the 4°W orbital "Hot Spot”, and AMOS-5 located at 17°E.

General Specifications

s p a c e t o e x p a n d

• Orbitallocation 65°East

• Frequencyband Ku,Ka

• Numberofavailable Ku-band Transponders 8 x 108MHz

• Numberofavailable Ka-band Transponders 4 x 216MHz • Serviceareas

- Ku-band beams: two shaped steerable beams covering Russia and India with optional steering to: Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Central Asia, India, South Africa and Central East Europe

- Ka-band beam: one shaped steerable beam covering the Middle East. Optional steering to: Russia, India, China, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Africa

• FullcrossbeamconnectivityKutoKu

• FullcrossbandconnectivityKatoKu–U/LinKa beamandD/LinanyKubeam

• ExpectedLaunchdate .............................................2013

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Downlinkfrequencies .................... 10.7 to 11.7 GHz; .........................................................12.5 to 12.75 GHzUplinkpolarization ........................ Vertical & HorizontalDownlink polarization ................... Vertical & Horizontal

NumberofTransponders ...............Upto8x108MHz......................................................... (24 x 36 MHz)EIRP at beam peak ..........................53 dBWG/Tatbeampeak ............................7.5dB/KSteering Range ................................All Visible EarthUplinkfrequencies ..........................12.75 to 13.25 GHz; .........................................................13.75 to 14.5 GHz

P a r a m e t e r s

India Beam (Ku-1)

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53

Option: Steered over Southeast Asia (Ku-1)

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Downlinkfrequencies .................... 10.7 to 11.7 GHz; .........................................................12.5 to 12.75 GHzUplinkpolarization ........................ Vertical & HorizontalDownlink polarization ................... Vertical & Horizontal

NumberofTransponders .................Upto6x108MHzEIRP at beam peak ..........................53 dBWG/Tatbeampeak ............................6.5dB/KSteering Range ................................All Visible EarthUplinkfrequencies ..........................12.75 to 13.25 GHz; .........................................................13.75 to 14.5 GHz

P a r a m e t e r s

Russia Beam (Ku-2)

Option: Steered over Russia (Ka)

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Downlinkfrequencies .................... 17.7 to 21.2 GHz Uplinkpolarization ........................ LHCP&RHCPDownlink polarization ................... LHCP&RHCP

NumberofTransponders .................Upto4x216MHzG/Tatbeampeak ............................9.5dB/KSteering Range ................................All Visible EarthUplinkfrequencies ..........................27.5 to 31.0 GHz

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Middle East & Europe (Ka)

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51

10˚

Option: Steered over South Africa (Ka)

Option: Steered over India (Ka)

Option: Steered over China (Ka)

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