Some of these have been up for awhile but a couple are brand new.
2 are gonna be dedicated to true fta.
Add these as soon as you get the time then do a spot beam.
These launches usually test with some pretty new movies, as well as some adult stuff.

Date (UTC)
Satellite Launcher Location Comments Source
Updated
June, 17-2006
22:44

KazSat 1 Proton 103.0°E 12 Ku tps BBC Monitoring
060618
060618
07:50

Galaxy 16 Zenit 3 99.0°W 24 Ku and 24 C tps Sat-ND
060619
060710
12:08

Insat 4C GSLV 74.0°E failed H Room
060710
060804
21:48

Hot Bird 8 Proton 13.0°E 64 Ku tps
will replace Hot Bird 3
footprint map H Room
060718
060811
22:15-23:52

JCSAT 10 Ariane 5 128.0°E
C Swinehart
060729
060820

Koreasat 5 Zenit 3
36 tps
will replace Koreasat 2 Sat-ND
060718
0609

Optus D1 Ariane 5 160.0°E will replace Optus B1 Anonymous
060623 (This is the Australian Bird I spoke about)

Update: Galaxy 16 at 94.0°W, Will now be Galaxy 16 at 99.0°W


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Is a 33 inch dish big anough for these birds? do they all require a ku lnb?

I seriously doubt you'll get any of the eastern birds with a 33" dish, but it will be ideal for most western sats.

Just check lyngsat.com.

Update: Galaxy 16 at 94.0°W

Its at 98°w now


Real Time Satellite Tracking . (http://www.n2yo.com/?s=29236)

That sucker just keeps on travelin!
Well, when it finally settles down maybe it'll actually be useful.
Is a 33 inch dish big anough for these birds? do they all require a ku lnb?
Yes thats big enuff for anything in the Ku band.
Some are C-Band but you need a 4 foot Bud for those.