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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Satfaca" data-source="post: 1165714" data-attributes="member: 297203">It's definitely a 5G thing, I've never thought of that, will need to research why this happens at the end of the RF.I've always been reluctant to LNBFs, specially in C-band, prefer good old feedhorns with fit-on LNBs. I do understand that these 5G filters/LNBs simply cut off everything below/beyond certain frequency and that is out of question for me, I still receive some russian & nepali signals below 3.625 GHz more or less uninterrupted and everything between 3.810 GHz-4.200 GHz as well. It's just this narrow range above 4.160 GHz that bothers me. Considering 5G towers from three different directions (closest being just 300m away) maybe I should simply be happy to receive something at all...Maybe a simple inline atenuator would help?!</blockquote>