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Satellite Antenna 📡 emoji in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook

Type the Satellite Antenna 📡 symbol/emoji into Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint or Outlook.  Both in Office for Windows and Office for Mac.

Satellite Antenna or Dish 📡  symbol can be used for modern television, radio, GPS or wireless broadcasting generally. Can be used with the Satellite 🛰 emoji or icon.

How Satellite Antenna 📡 looks in different fonts.

Only two Windows fonts have the Satellite Antenna symbol; Segoe UI Emoji (two versions) and Segoe UI Symbol.

The Apple version (Apple Color Emoji font) looks more like the real thing.

Satellite Antenna 📡 codes

These are the important code numbers or values you’ll need to enter the Satellite Antenna or 📡

Decimal:  128225  Hex:   1f4e1

Web:  📡 or 📡

(web codes aren’t used in Microsoft Office, we’ve included them for the sake of completeness.)

Word and Outlook

The Satellite Antenna 📡 sign does NOT have an inbuilt shortcut in Word.

Use the standard Word Alt + X symbol shortcut 1f4e1  then Alt + X

Once in a document you can copy it to AutoCorrect and make your own shortcut.

Window 11/10 Emoji Panel

The Windows 11/10 Emoji Panel has the Satellite Antenna 📡  character. Use Win + . (period/fullstop) to open the panel then search by word or part (e.g. ‘sate’ is enough).

See Emoji Panel is part of Windows 11/10 that totally sucks

Character Map has a search feature, something missing from the Insert | Symbol in Office.

MacOS and Office for Mac inserting characters

On a Mac, to enter the Satellite Antenna 📡 symbol or Satellite Dish as it’s called in macOS.

  • Command + Control + Spacebar shortcut to open the Character Viewer.  
  • Search for “ Satellite “ or just ‘sate’ and the Viewer should find the symbol you need.

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