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<blockquote data-quote="Terryl" data-source="post: 746443" data-attributes="member: 369937">Most interference on a “C” band dish could be from local radar, cell phone, cordless phone or newer WIFI modems, anything that transmits at a frequency that can be multiplied by 2, 4, 8 or 16 times that of your “C” band input frequency can cause a problem, these are called harmonics, these harmonics can be eliminated or reduced by using a band pass filter.Adjacent channel interference can also cause problems, anything transmitting above or below the satellite “C” band can swamp the input of the LNB“C” band bandpass filters can be installed at the LNB on the dish but you need the right type to fit your LNB, and no guarantees that it will help.Look here for more info on these filters._http://www.dawnco.com/ws4d_product_5592.html[fieldset=]ModerationLive link disabled: Live links are not permitted[/fieldset]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Terryl, post: 746443, member: 369937"] Most interference on a “C” band dish could be from local radar, cell phone, cordless phone or newer WIFI modems, anything that transmits at a frequency that can be multiplied by 2, 4, 8 or 16 times that of your “C” band input frequency can cause a problem, these are called harmonics, these harmonics can be eliminated or reduced by using a band pass filter. Adjacent channel interference can also cause problems, anything transmitting above or below the satellite “C” band can swamp the input of the LNB “C” band bandpass filters can be installed at the LNB on the dish[U] but you need the right type to fit your LNB[/U], and no guarantees that it will help. Look here for more info on these filters. _http://www.dawnco.com/ws4d_product_5592.html [fieldset=][B][COLOR="blue"]Moderation[/COLOR][/B] Live link disabled: Live links are not permitted[/fieldset] [/QUOTE]

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