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Boeing 702 Fleet
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Evolved from the popular, proven 601 and 601HP (high-power) spacecraft, the body-stabilized Boeing 702 is the world leader in capacity, performance and cost-efficiency.
The first Boeing 702HP satellite was launched in 1999. The satellite can carry more than 100 high-power transponders, and deliver any communications frequencies that customers request.
The Boeing 702HP also incorporates a bipropellant propulsion system, which can lift the satellite into final orbit after separation from the launch vehicle.
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BI43290
Boeing ID
BIV14_702_01
Type
Video
Duration
2m54s
Size
720px × 480px 61MB
License type
RM
Keywords
2000s
702HP satellite
adults
Boeing
California
communications satellites
currently in production
El Segundo
factories
factory workers
grid patterns
high-tech / advanced
interiors
large
manufacturing
occupations and work
satellites
solar panels
space
testing
United States