OpSat
| OpSat | |
 The coverage map of OpSat constellation. | |
| Owner | OpSat Group |
|---|---|
| Launch date | 1–3.XV 1718 AN |
| Launch pad |
 Shireroth |
| Entered service | 1.I 1719 AN |
| No. of satellites | 3 |
OpSat is a satellite constellation operated by OpSat Group, consisting of three communications satellites in geosynchronous orbit, providing global radio, telephone, television and internet services. The constellation is operating since 1.I 1719 AN.
Service
In order to eliminate unauthorized use of its services, the OpSat system requires a user terminal consisting of a satellite dish and data module. Capable of sending and receiving signal, the module requires a valid subscription card, serving as a personal identifier. Once the card is inserted, it grants the usage of subscribed services. The regulations on obtainment of OpSat user terminal and subscription card varies by country.
The following is a list of known regulations regarding OpSat by country (as of 1719):
| Country | User terminal legality | Subscription card obtainment legality | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Oportia
|
Legal | Legal | User terminal can be purchased in a variety of stores. Subscription card can be obtained via prepaid and postpaid billing. |
Coverage
The constellation covers 99% of the Micras population.
As projected in 1718, all countries and territories have full coverage, with the following exceptions:
Antarctic Territory
CRSAR (north of Tala)
Everblight and Anubis (partially)
Islands of Light
Leng
Lucerne
Prima Alrodria
Ravaria
Ross Dependency
Sanaman Antarctic Territory
Steerswick (partially)
Wysglast Station
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Satellites
| Satellite name | Orbit | Launch date | Entered service | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OPSAT-R | Geosynchronous | 1.XV 1762 AN | 1.I 1719 | Active |
| OPSAT-B | 2.XV 1762 AN | |||
| OPSAT-G/V | 3.XV 1762 AN |
