Worldwide Satellite Coverage & Channel Finder | Dish Size & Frequencies

SAT GURU • WORLDWIDE SATELLITE TOOL

Satellite Coverage & Channel Finder

Search a satellite name or orbital degree. Explore its coverage beams, transponder references, channel information and dish-size guide.

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Coverage map & beam

Choose a listed beam / band

Open original footprint map ↗

Coverage maps are supplied by the linked source. Check the correct beam and your location. A satellite being above your horizon does not mean its beam covers you.

Selected transponder references

Band / beam	Frequency • Polarity • SR	System / FEC	Source report

TP values are source-listed alignment references, not receiver-tested signal guarantees. Select the full source for all transponders and current changes.

Channel & package details

Filter the selected references

Channel / package	TP: MHz • Pol • SR	Band / access

This page contains selected examples, not every channel on every satellite. The “Full channels & frequencies” button opens the complete source listing. No live TV streams or decryption keys are provided.

Dish-size guide

Open the footprint and read the EIRP contour at your location. Enter that value below; this tool does not guess signal power from a country name.

Enter your footprint EIRP.

Approximate planning range only. Carrier power, FEC, weather, obstructions, dish efficiency and LNB affect reception. The ranges use the linked C-band and Ku-band reference guides; no reception is guaranteed.

Check your direction

Choose a city preset or enter coordinates for any location worldwide. Direction is geometric, not a coverage or dish-size prediction.

City preset (optional)

Enter your location.

Azimuth is clockwise from true north. Negative latitude is south; negative longitude is west. Buildings, terrain, inclined orbits and atmospheric refraction are not modelled.

Using the finder

Choose a popular badge or search a satellite. Select its beam, open the footprint, find your location and check the contour before choosing a dish. Verify the current channel frequency and receiver format in the source listing.

How current is the directory?

The 208 satellite entries and 248 selected TP references were retained from Sat Guru’s directory checked on 11 October 2026. Selected channel examples for the five popular positions were checked against source listings on 21 October 2026. Individual TP report dates remain visible. The directory is a dated reference and does not refresh automatically.

Why is there no automatic dish size for my city?

A reliable answer needs a beam-specific power value at your exact reception point. This version supplies footprint sources and a manual EIRP estimate. It does not have a worldwide geospatial EIRP feed, so it does not invent city-level reception claims.

Does this list every satellite and all channels?

It covers 208 broadcast satellite entries across four orbital regions. It is not a catalogue of every spacecraft. Selected channel and package examples are shown inline for popular satellites; complete listings open at the original source.