Galaxy 34 Satellite at 129.0°W

Galaxy 34 (also known as G-34) is a geostationary communications satellite operated by Intelsat at 129.0°W, launched in 2022. Ground stations within its coverage can use it with a fixed antenna.

129.0°W: Orbital slot
Intelsat: Operator
2022: Launched
Station-kept: Inclination 0.03°

Coverage

Line-of-sight coverage centred on 129.0°W: red line 0° elevation (horizon), orange 10°, dashed blue 30°. Open Galaxy 34 in the live satellite map to set your own site.

Downlink beams and EIRP

From the operator's FCC filing (SAT-RPL-20210325-00039): peak EIRP from Schedule S and beam shapes from the filed antenna gain contours, drawn every 2 dB. Open the interactive beam map to check the EIRP at your site.

C-band beam CAHD (H), North America including Alaska and Hawaii; Central America; : peak EIRP 46.1 dBW, contours every 2 dB.

Beam	Coverage	Band	Polarization	Frequency	Peak EIRP
CAHD	North America including Alaska and Hawaii; Central America;	C	H	3.70–4.20 GHz	46.1 dBW
CAVD	North America including Alaska and Hawaii; Central America;	C	V	3.70–4.20 GHz	46.1 dBW
CAHD	North America including Alaska and Hawaii; Central America;	C	H	3.70–4.20 GHz	46.1 dBW
CAVD	North America including Alaska and Hawaii; Central America;	C	V	3.70–4.20 GHz	46.1 dBW

Countries in view above 10° elevation

29 countries, by the centre of each country:

ArgentinaBahamasBelizeBoliviaCanadaChileColombiaCosta RicaCubaDominican RepublicEcuadorEl SalvadorFijiGuatemalaGuyanaHaitiHondurasJamaicaMexicoNew CaledoniaNew ZealandNicaraguaPanamaPeruPuerto RicoTrinidad and TobagoUnited StatesVanuatuVenezuela

Look angles from major cities

City	Azimuth (true)	Elevation	Skew
New York	245.4°	17.5°	+43.9°
Washington, DC	243.8°	20.5°	+44.6°
Miami	249.2°	28.8°	+57.6°
Houston	233.3°	39.6°	+44.3°
Denver	214.9°	37.8°	+26.2°
Los Angeles	198.7°	48.8°	+15.5°
Anchorage	156.4°	18.5°	-11.2°
Honolulu	123.4°	49.0°	-51.2°
Mexico City	239.9°	49.2°	+54.8°
Bogotá	266.7°	27.2°	+84.3°

Skew: + is clockwise, looking at the satellite from behind the dish. Use the live map for any other location, plus sun outage dates and a rain fade link budget.