Palapa C Satellite
Launched in January 1996, Indonesia's Palapa C1 replaced the Palapa B2P satellite located at 113 degrees east longitude. Palapa C1 carried thirty C band transponders, each with a bandwidth of 36 MHz, and four Ku band transponders, each with a bandwidth of 72 MHz. Palapa C1 does not only transmit using the conventional C band frequency spectrum of 3.7 to 4.2 GHz but also within a lower range of frequencies extending from 3.4 to 3.68 GHz. The Ku band frequency spectrum to be used by Palapa C1 ranges from 10.95 to 11.7 GHz.
| Vehicle | Hughes HS601. Orbital Slot 113° East |
| Capacity | 6 owned transponders transmitting on extended C-band frequency at 37 dBW EIRP |
| Life Span | Until 2011 |
| Launch | January 1996 Palapa C1 is used for wholesale transponder leasing, as well as BINA networks |