24 Aпреля 2003Выведено на орбиту изделие 71Х6 № 7126 универсальной системы наблюдения за земной поверхностью "Око-1" (Россия). Из-за возникших неполадок изделие в эксплуатацию не поступило.Самое долгоживущее изделие 71Х6 № 7124 было выведено на орбиту 25.08.2001 г. и продолжает функционировать по сегодняшний день.Начата модернизация СУ изделий 71Х6. Пуск изделия № 7128 с модернизированной СУ запланирован на 2010 г.
Is it known whether this launch will use Proton-K 310-13 or 310-18?
Quote from: GW_Simulations on 01/18/2012 12:53 pmIs it known whether this launch will use Proton-K 310-13 or 310-18?41018.
is 410-18 going to be the last Proton-K to fly?
Quote from: anik on 01/18/2012 02:24 pmQuote from: GW_Simulations on 01/18/2012 12:53 pmIs it known whether this launch will use Proton-K 310-13 or 310-18?41018.Sorry, I meant 410, not 310. Thanks for the information.Do you know what is happening with 410-13? Somebody said it was going to be used for the GLONASS launch in December 2007, but that used a Proton-M. Is it likely to launch another payload, or is 410-18 going to be the last Proton-K to fly?
How long can these things lie around before they are used??
Just a reminder that the upper stage is DM-2, not Briz-M. This could be the last mission for a Blok-DM on Proton.
Quote from: Danderman on 01/18/2012 07:20 pmJust a reminder that the upper stage is DM-2, not Briz-M. This could be the last mission for a Blok-DM on Proton.DM-03?
Quote from: Stan Black on 01/18/2012 07:38 pmQuote from: Danderman on 01/18/2012 07:20 pmThis could be the last mission for a Blok-DM on Proton.DM-03?According to this NK forum thread, its a DM-2, which will be delivered in early February:
Quote from: Danderman on 01/18/2012 07:20 pmThis could be the last mission for a Blok-DM on Proton.DM-03?
This could be the last mission for a Blok-DM on Proton.
Quote from: Danderman on 01/20/2012 05:37 pmQuote from: Stan Black on 01/18/2012 07:38 pmQuote from: Danderman on 01/18/2012 07:20 pmThis could be the last mission for a Blok-DM on Proton.DM-03?According to this NK forum thread, its a DM-2, which will be delivered in early February:I think he was referring to the fact that the DM-03 is still flying on the Proton-M, so this won't be the last Blok-DM on a Proton even if it is the last DM-2.
Quote from: GW_Simulations on 01/20/2012 05:40 pmQuote from: Danderman on 01/20/2012 05:37 pmQuote from: Stan Black on 01/18/2012 07:38 pmQuote from: Danderman on 01/18/2012 07:20 pmThis could be the last mission for a Blok-DM on Proton.DM-03?According to this NK forum thread, its a DM-2, which will be delivered in early February:I think he was referring to the fact that the DM-03 is still flying on the Proton-M, so this won't be the last Blok-DM on a Proton even if it is the last DM-2.DM-03 is still flying on Proton-M?
Говорят, что разгонные блоки ДМ-03 №2Л, №3Л и №4Л полностью изготовлены. Поскольку они предназначены для выведения "Глонассов", то их сдали на хранение. Первым в 2012 году полетит ДМ-03 №5Л с военным спутником, блок должен быть изготовлен до конца этого года.
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I was told, Proton-K rocket will be transported to the launch pad 81/24 tomorrow.
Is it already on the launch pad?!
Quote from: Satori on 03/27/2012 08:37 amIs it already on the launch pad?!Yes.
Any major differences in the K model vs the M model?
Anyone know of any coverage? (Such as that channel which shows the Progress launches?)
So there's no coverage at all?
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 03/29/2012 10:04 pmAnyone know of any coverage? (Such as that channel which shows the Progress launches?)Military launch, so no coverage.
That's my fault. Is the above image yours Gunter? I'll assume so as it's on one of your links, so I'll change and accredit. Thanks!
Wasn´t this also the last Oko early warning satellite?
Amazing read - especially the history - via this article by William Graham:Russian Proton-K to complete 45 years of service with US-KMO satellite launchhttp://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2012/03/russian-proton-k-rocket-launch-us-kmo/Very fitting for its final launch.
Object A is now in:35898.3km x 35932.1km x 2.27°IMHO:Object A = S/CObject B = DM-2 adapterObject C = Proton-K 3rd stageObject D = DM-2I would expect Object E and F (the 2 ullage motors) to show up sooner or later
I've just found an old news about this spacecraft on Khartron-Arkos website :Quote24 Aпреля 2003Выведено на орбиту изделие 71Х6 № 7126 универсальной системы наблюдения за земной поверхностью "Око-1" (Россия). Из-за возникших неполадок изделие в эксплуатацию не поступило.Самое долгоживущее изделие 71Х6 № 7124 было выведено на орбиту 25.08.2001 г. и продолжает функционировать по сегодняшний день.Начата модернизация СУ изделий 71Х6. Пуск изделия № 7128 с модернизированной СУ запланирован на 2010 г.http://arkos.kharkov.ua/news.php?a=3