ABS 2A Satellite Channels, Frequencies, Coverage and Transponders
ABS 2A is a geostationary communication satellite located at 75.0°E. It provides TV and broadcasting services across Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa and North America. This guide gives you a complete overview of ABS 2A, including its coverage areas, supported countries, available channels, transponders and frequency information.
With the SatelliteFinder app and website, users can quickly search ABS 2A, find updated frequencies, explore channels, check coverage regions and locate satellite direction using simple tools.
ABS 2A Satellite Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Satellite Name | ABS 2A |
| Orbital Position | 75.0°E |
| Coverage Regions | Asia, Middle East, Europe, Africa, North America |
| Main Countries | Russia, United States |
| Total Channels | 10 |
| Total Transponders | 3 |
| Main Languages | Russian |
| Free-to-Air Channels | 10 |
| Encrypted Channels | 0 |
Coverage Area of ABS 2A
ABS 2A covers five major regions including Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa and North America. The satellite primarily serves Russian-speaking audiences through its Northern beam transponders. Depending on the beam and transponder, signal strength may vary by location.
Users can check exact satellite direction, dish alignment and signal availability using the SatelliteFinder dish alignment tool.
Regions Covered
- Asia
- Middle East
- Europe
- Africa
- North America
Countries Covered
- Russia
- United States
Channels Available on ABS 2A
ABS 2A carries 10 Russian-language TV channels across entertainment, news, kids and religious categories. All channels on ABS 2A are free-to-air, meaning they can be received without a paid subscription. Browse the full channel list on DishTuner.
Popular Channel Categories
- News channels
- Entertainment channels
- Kids channels
- Religious channels
- Music channels
- Regional channels
Channel List on ABS 2A
| Channel Name | Frequency | Polarization | Symbol Rate | Language | Country | FTA/Encrypted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaleidoskop TV | 10985 | H | 35007 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| Moskva Telekanal | 10985 | H | 35007 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| Muz Soyuz | 10985 | H | 35007 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| STS Kids International | 10985 | H | 35007 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| Telekanal Nadezhda | 10985 | H | 35007 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| TBN Rossiya | 11531 | V | 22000 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| Tochka TV | 11531 | V | 22000 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| LDPR TV | 11559 | V | 22000 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| Nasha Tema | 11559 | V | 22000 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
| Pes i Ko | 11559 | V | 22000 | Russian | Russia | FTA |
Transponder List of ABS 2A
Transponders are the main frequency carriers used by ABS 2A to broadcast channels. Each transponder may contain multiple TV or radio channels.
| Frequency | Polarization | Symbol Rate | Beam |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10985 | H | 35007 | Northern |
| 11531 | V | 22000 | Northern |
| 11559 | V | 22000 | Northern |
Languages Available on ABS 2A
ABS 2A broadcasts channels primarily in Russian, making it a key satellite for Russian-speaking communities across the coverage footprint.
Main Languages
- Russian
Free-to-Air Channels on ABS 2A
All 10 channels on ABS 2A are free-to-air, meaning they can be watched without any paid subscription or decoder card, depending on your receiver compatibility and regional location.
FTA channels are identifiable in the channel list where the Encryption column shows "FTA" or is blank.
Encrypted and Paid Channels
ABS 2A currently carries no encrypted channels. All content is broadcast openly without conditional access systems, making it accessible to any compatible satellite receiver pointing at 75.0°E.
How to Tune ABS 2A
To tune channels from ABS 2A, enter the correct frequency, polarization and symbol rate into your satellite receiver. Basic tuning parameters include:
- Satellite: ABS 2A
- Position: 75.0°E
- Frequency: Select from the transponder list above
- Polarization: H (Horizontal) or V (Vertical)
- Symbol Rate: As listed per transponder
- FEC: Auto or as listed
For easier setup, use the SatelliteFinder dish alignment tool to find the exact satellite direction, dish angle and elevation for your location.
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- Search all satellites by name or position
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Related Satellites
Users interested in ABS 2A may also want to explore nearby or similar satellites:
- NSS 9 (177.0°W)
- Intelsat 18 (180.0°E)
- Eutelsat 172B (172.0°E)
- Horizons 3e (169.0°E)
- ChinaSat 3B (167.0°E)
- Intelsat 19 (166.0°E)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ABS 2A used for?
ABS 2A is used for broadcasting Russian-language TV channels across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and North America.
Which countries are covered by ABS 2A?
ABS 2A primarily serves Russia and the United States, with its Northern beam covering a wide geographic footprint.
How can I find channels on ABS 2A?
You can search for ABS 2A on the SatelliteFinder website or app to view channels, frequencies, transponders and coverage details.
Does ABS 2A have free-to-air channels?
Yes, all 10 channels on ABS 2A are free-to-air and require no subscription or conditional access module.
What information do I need to tune ABS 2A?
You need the frequency, polarization, symbol rate and the satellite position (75.0°E). Use the dish alignment tool for accurate pointing.
Conclusion
ABS 2A is a compact but valuable satellite at 75.0°E, offering 10 free-to-air Russian-language channels across 3 transponders. Its Northern beam makes it especially useful for viewers in Russia looking for entertainment, news, kids and religious programming.
SatelliteFinder makes it easier to explore ABS 2A, check updated frequencies, find coverage areas and discover available channels — all from one simple platform. Browse all satellites or use the dish alignment tool to get started.