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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
C-Band Reception, UK and Europe
Which C-BAND lnb, 5g ?
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<blockquote data-quote="John" data-source="post: 1162145" data-attributes="member: 175005"><p>A good oversight of 5G info here - <a href="https://www.awtg.co.uk/5g-spectrum-uk" target="_blank">Update on 5G Spectrum in the UK - AWTG LTD</a></p><p>In my village, North Nottinghamshie, 5G cell towers started to operate in the 3.6 to 3.7GHz area and the first tower was about a mile away and did present my 2.2m PF antenna reception with some C band reception problems around 3.65Ghz.</p><p>As off today, i have about at least four cell sites around me that radiate 5G signals ranging from 3.6 to 3.8GHz , the closest is only 300 mtrs away and the furthest is nearly three quarters of a mile away.</p><p>They between them have/ are causing massive C band reception problems for me.</p><p>After many hours of testing various filters / lnb combinations to try and get a reasonable outcome, I currently use an ALGA RED 3.82~4.2GHz External 5G filter in front of a Norsat 5150F DRO lnb on my 2.2m Elite PF antenna. There is a slight amount of insersion loss with using the filter and is especially noticable when trying to lock low level DX signals-previously not a problem pre-5G cell activity . I'll take a look at that Exp AM7 sat you mentioned and get an idea of the strength of the signal for us in the UK.</p><p>The 5G cells are breeding like rabbits and are getting to be everywhere around large villages and towns etc.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John, post: 1162145, member: 175005"] A good oversight of 5G info here - [URL='https://www.awtg.co.uk/5g-spectrum-uk']Update on 5G Spectrum in the UK - AWTG LTD[/URL] In my village, North Nottinghamshie, 5G cell towers started to operate in the 3.6 to 3.7GHz area and the first tower was about a mile away and did present my 2.2m PF antenna reception with some C band reception problems around 3.65Ghz. As off today, i have about at least four cell sites around me that radiate 5G signals ranging from 3.6 to 3.8GHz , the closest is only 300 mtrs away and the furthest is nearly three quarters of a mile away. They between them have/ are causing massive C band reception problems for me. After many hours of testing various filters / lnb combinations to try and get a reasonable outcome, I currently use an ALGA RED 3.82~4.2GHz External 5G filter in front of a Norsat 5150F DRO lnb on my 2.2m Elite PF antenna. There is a slight amount of insersion loss with using the filter and is especially noticable when trying to lock low level DX signals-previously not a problem pre-5G cell activity . I'll take a look at that Exp AM7 sat you mentioned and get an idea of the strength of the signal for us in the UK. The 5G cells are breeding like rabbits and are getting to be everywhere around large villages and towns etc..... [/QUOTE]
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